Weekly pool service

Sunny Day Pools looks after pools on a weekly route, twelve months a year. One visit a week is what keeps water clear through a Texas summer and keeps it ready right through the winter, and it is the same visit every time: the pool cleaned, the chemistry read and corrected, and the equipment given a proper look.

What your visit includes

1. The surface skimmed and anything floating netted out
2. Skimmer baskets emptied and cleaned
3. Pump basket emptied and the pot cleared
4. Walls, steps and benches brushed
5. Waterline tile wiped
6. Free chlorine and combined chlorine tested
7. pH tested
8. Total alkalinity tested
9. Calcium hardness tested
10. Stabilizer tested
11. Everything dosed back to target, with the right chemical for your pool
12. The pump, filter, heater and valves checked — and anything we notice, current or developing, shared with you
13. On salt pools, the salt level tested and the cell checked for production

Why weekly works so well

Water changes constantly. Chlorine is used up, pH drifts, hardness and stabiliser climb, and the whole lot moves faster in a hot week with a lot of swimming or a windy one with a lot of debris landing. Reading the water every week means small adjustments stay small — a gentle correction now instead of a rescue later. That is the whole trick, and it is why every pool on our route gets the same weekly attention.

Winter gets the same care, with a seasonal twist. From October through February the trichlor tabs come out and cal hypo and 12% liquid chlorine carry the sanitising, with no stabiliser added, because the stabiliser already in the water has nothing left to protect against through the cooler months. From March through September the tabs go back in and we keep a close eye on stabiliser, which is exactly when it climbs.

In the fall, when the leaves come down, we add visits where a pool needs them. Clearing debris early keeps the water clear, keeps the baskets free and keeps everything flowing the way it should — the cheapest maintenance there is.

Yours to enjoy

We log the chemistry at every visit so we can see the trend and dose ahead of it. What reaches you is the good part: a pool that looks right, water that reads right, and a call from us the moment we spot something on the pad worth knowing about.

What we focus on

Weekly service and the equipment on the pad — repairs done in house, and partial or complete equipment upgrades. That focus is why we are quick to the pool and quick with the fix. Building, resurfacing and remodeling belong to the builders, and we are happy to point you to good ones.

Optional extras, if you would like them

Weekly service covers everything a pool needs to stay clear and comfortable. Two treatments are available on top of that for customers who want them, and both are the sort of thing you can add when the timing suits you.

Borate treatment. Borates give the water a softer feel, help hold pH steady and add a clarity that lasts between visits. Many of our customers love what it does to the water; others are perfectly happy without it, which is why we offer it as a choice.

Scale program. A monthly calcium scale treatment for pools that scale at the waterline and on the tile, keeping the surface looking its best through the hard-water months.

Good questions

How often do you come?

Weekly, twelve months a year — that is the service we have built the company on. In the fall, when leaves are heavy, some pools get extra visits so the debris is out before it settles.

Do I need to be home?

No — most of our customers are at work while we are there. Just let us know your gate access, and anything we should know about dogs, locks or HOA rules, and we will take it from there.

What does weekly service cost?

It depends on your pool — its size, condition, tree cover and equipment. We come and look at every pool in person before quoting, so the price you get is built for your pool.

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