Pool Chlor

I have used PoolChlor for the past 6 years. During that time the monthly fee has only gone up $ 2. (Definitely a bargain, considering that most «full service» pool services charge way more). I have an «in-​floor» system with pop-​up heads, so keeping my pool free of debris was never that big of an issue for me. It was frustrating to pay a service to come out and do what my pool equipment was already doing. If you are in my situation, then this is the perfect company for you. They come like clockwork every week, and then every other week during the colder months. During either season, if I have had any issues, they are usually out within 48 hours to address the issue. I struggled with mustard algae in my pool for a bit, and the techs made extra trips to my property (for not additional charge) until it was resolved. Every couple of months I schedule a filter cleaning on the side. With that system in place, my pool is clean and tidy all year round, with a yearly cost that is waaay less than the full service businesses.

I had these guys service my Mother’s pool for about 2 years. The last year I lived there and continued using the service. Not once did I ever see them check the chemical levels in the pool. All he ever did was put chlorine tabs in the chlorinator. Then I got mustard algae big time in the pool. I found that strange since they serviced the pool every two weeks. But like I said, I never once saw them check the chemical levels. He would come and go so fast, I had to look out for him to be able to catch him and talk about the pool. Their solution for the mustard algae was to pour 12 gallons of chlorine in the pool, and that was the owner who came out. He never checked chemical levels either, he just poured in all that chlorine. I then had the pool guy change out the filters, which he did as a side job. He charged me 315.00 to do that. I cancelled the service after that and decided to take care of it on my own. The chemical levels were so off that they didn’t even register. (Muriatic acid and soda ash for low pH) But chlorine level was off the charts. I researched online about pool chemicals, and now test the chemicals every two weeks. (Like I thought they were doing… Not !) Forty bucks a month to put chlorine tabs in the chlorinator is a joke. If you currently have them servicing your pool, ask them what the chlorine, bromine, acid, and alkaline levels are in your pool. If they don’t know, or make guesses, you’ll realize their not doing the job their suppose to do. Having a chemical imbalance in your pool, is not good for swimmers at all. Don’t assume. Better yet get a test kit and check your pool chemical levels yourself. If there right, then their doing their job, If not… sayonara.

Not bad at all!
I use them for the chemical service. If you don’t want to mess with any of the chemicals, but don’t mind using a leaf skimmer and brush once in a while, these guys are for you. My old pool guy used to charge $ 100/​mo for pretty much the same thing. They will put chlorine tablets in your floater or do whatever it needs to maintain the proper chemical balance. I’ve been using them for the past three years and they seem to do a pretty good job. Good customer service as well.

Love these guys! Always great customer service and if I ever have a problem they send the magic pool man out, Rich. That guy knows pools! Thanks!