Question 1

Do you clean empty pools as well as full ones?

Accepted Answer

Our pressure washing work is on drained pools, surrounds and pool houses — removing algae, waterline scale and staining from the shell, tiles and coping before refilling.

Question 2

Will pressure washing damage the pool liner or tiles?

Accepted Answer

Pressure and nozzle are matched to the surface: tiled and rendered pools take a firmer clean, liners are treated far more gently, and we hold back rather than risk the finish.

Question 3

Can you remove the black algae and waterline ring?

Accepted Answer

Waterline scale and staining usually respond to a hot wash with the right treatment. Deeply rooted black algae in a rendered shell may need repeated treatment and we will be upfront about that.

Question 4

Do you clean the surround and pool house too?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it is usually worth doing together — paving, steps, coping stones, decking and the pool building all clean up at the same visit.

Question 5

When is the best time of year for a pool clean?

Accepted Answer

Spring, before opening for the season, or autumn at closedown. Both mean the pool is down and access is easy.

Question 6

Do you handle the chemistry and refilling?

Accepted Answer

We clean the structure; balancing water and servicing plant is your pool engineer's job. We are happy to work alongside them so the timings line up.

Swimming Pools projects

Swimming Pools work we have carried out

Swimming Pool Area Cleaning in Haywards Heath

Other types of work

Swimming Pools projects: frequently asked questions