POOL SERVICING · CONTRACT OR ONE-OFF
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Type of service
EVERY SERVICE VISIT INCLUDES
  • Around two hours on site and may require 2 technicians
  • Water tested and balanced, readings logged
  • Filter backwashed, skimmer and pump baskets emptied
  • Pool vacuumed and waterline cleaned
  • Plant room checked: pump, filter, heating, UV and dosing
  • A short written report after every visit

Chemicals are charged as used. Repairs and parts are quoted separately.

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OUR SERVICE CHECKLIST
What a service covers

We work through a 137-point checklist and leave you a written record after every visit. The water is tested and balanced every time; heavier jobs, such as stripping down pumps, valves and dosing equipment, are done on a rotating basis through the year. Not every pool has every item, so we cover the parts that apply to yours.

11Pool waterTested, recorded and balanced at every visit
  1. Record the water level and clarity
  2. Record the water temperature, and the air temperature and humidity in the pool hall
  3. Test and record pH, and correct if necessary
  4. Test and record free, combined and total chlorine (or bromine), and correct if necessary
  5. Test and record total alkalinity, and correct if necessary
  6. Test and record calcium hardness, and correct if necessary
  7. Test and record TDS, and partially drain and refill if necessary
  8. Test and record stabiliser (outdoor pools) and salt level (salt pools)
  9. Balance the water and record the chemicals added
  10. Superchlorinate (shock dose) if needed
  11. Check the automatic water leveller and clean it if necessary
12In the poolCleaning, fittings and safety
  1. Skim the surface and empty the skimmer baskets
  2. Brush the walls, floor and steps
  3. Vacuum the pool floor
  4. Clean the waterline
  5. Clean and check the overflow channel and gratings (deck-level pools)
  6. Check main drain covers and suction fittings are secure and undamaged
  7. Check the tiles, grout or lining for damage
  8. Check the underwater lights, and replace bulbs if necessary
  9. Check the counter current unit and water features
  10. Check the automatic pool cleaner
  11. Clean and polish the stainless steel handrails and ladders
  12. Check the pool surround for slip and trip hazards
22Plant roomPumps, filters, valves and heating
  1. Check the pumps are running correctly and the impellers turn the right way
  2. Remove and clean the pump strainer baskets
  3. Check the pump lids; lubricate and reseal the O-rings
  4. Check the mechanical seals for leaks
  5. Check the pump motor bearings, terminal covers and mounting bolts
  6. Check the operation and settings of all valves
  7. Check the flow meter and that the turnover rate is correct
  8. Check the filter pressure gauge, backwash and rinse the filters, then recheck the gauge
  9. Open the filter and check the condition and level of the media
  10. Check the underdrain assembly and remove any debris
  11. Check the internal filter linings, particularly on steel vessels
  12. Check and clean the filter air vents
  13. Strip the multiport valves; inspect and lubricate the spider gaskets, hub spring, shaft and seals
  14. Check the filter vessels, pipework entry points and sight glass
  15. Check the heating (boiler, heat pump or heat exchanger), and record flow and return temperatures
  16. Check the heat exchangers, unions and bypass valves, and that the bypass is balanced
  17. Check the heating thermostat settings
  18. Check the salt chlorinator cell and clean it if necessary (salt pools)
  19. Check the time clocks and control panel settings
  20. Visually check the electrical panel and cables for damage or water (we don't carry out electrical testing)
  21. Check the plant room is ventilated, dry, tidy and safely lit
  22. Check for leaks, valve noise, noise transmission and overheating; record any defects
12Automatic pool coverSlatted or fabric cover systems
  1. Check the cover opens and closes fully, and the limits are set correctly
  2. Check the slats or fabric for damage and clean as needed
  3. Check the float edge and end slat
  4. Check the tow ropes or straps and cable ties
  5. Check all eyelets are fitted
  6. Check the tapes are undamaged, square and the correct length
  7. Check the shafts are straight and the bearings are not worn
  8. Check the frame, castors and brakes
  9. Check the motor and drive
  10. Check the control gear for signs of arcing or water ingress
  11. Check the key switch or remote control
  12. Lubricate where necessary
11UV and ozoneSecondary disinfection
  1. Check the UV lamp is working and record its hours; replace if due
  2. Clean the UV quartz sleeve if needed
  3. Check the ozone generator, fan, flow meter and compressor
  4. Check the ozone output, air dryer and indicator lights
  5. Check the airflow through the generator
  6. Check the degasser and float valve
  7. Check the deactivating carbon and top up as required
  8. Check the ozone booster pump for noise and leaks, and clean the suction filter
  9. Check the venturi, PTFE hoses, tubing and couplings for damage or wear
  10. Check the water trap level and non-return valves
  11. Check there is no smell of ozone
6Balance tankDeck-level pools
  1. Open and inspect the balance tank where the lid can be lifted safely
  2. Check the water level, float switches or probes, and their heights
  3. Check the foot valve and strainers
  4. Check the mains water feed solenoid valve
  5. Check the automatic leveller control panel
  6. Report on the overall condition of the tank. We never force a seized lid or damage tiling to open one.
13Chemical controller and dosingAutomatic dosing systems
  1. Record the controller's pH, chlorine and redox readings and check them against our own test
  2. Clean the probes and recalibrate if necessary
  3. Clean the in-line strainers and filters
  4. Check the flow and return isolating valves
  5. Test the sample flow switch
  6. Check all alarms and high and low level functions
  7. Check the dosing pumps; strip and check heads, diaphragms, seals, foot valves and suction hoses
  8. Strip and clean the injectors (chlorine and CO₂)
  9. Flush the chlorine dosing lines
  10. Check the CO₂ valve, solenoid, cylinder pressure and changeover
  11. Check the chemical tanks, bunds and safety signage
  12. Top up the chemical storage tanks if required
  13. Return the controller to normal service and check it is dosing correctly
10Pool hall air handlingDehumidification and ventilation units
  1. Check, clean or replace the air filters
  2. Check the fan belt for wear and tension; replace if necessary
  3. Check the fan motor bearings, mounting bolts and screen
  4. Inspect the fan scroll for corrosion, dirt and worn bushes
  5. Check the compressor mountings
  6. Clean the evaporator, drip trays and condensate drain
  7. Check the water flow rate and airflows
  8. Check the cabinet fastenings and general condition
  9. Check the air temperature and humidity readings against actual
  10. Check for leaks, noise and overheating; record any defects
9Sauna
  1. Clean the sauna interior, benches and backrests
  2. Check the heater is working and reaches temperature
  3. Check the stones; re-stack or replace if broken
  4. Check the heater guard is secure
  5. Check the controls, timer and thermostat
  6. Check the ventilation
  7. Check the door, glass and handle
  8. Check the panelling and benches for wear or damage
  9. Check the lighting, including fibre optics, and replace bulbs if necessary
12Steam room
  1. Clean the steam room interior
  2. Check the steam generator is working and reaches temperature
  3. Inspect, clean and descale the steam generator cylinder
  4. Inspect the steam and water hoses
  5. Inspect and clean the inlet and outlet valves
  6. Check the fragrance and disinfectant dosing bottles
  7. Check the drain and drainage cup; clean or replace if necessary
  8. Check the steam outlet guard is in place
  9. Check the controls, timer and thermostat
  10. Check the door seal, glass and handle
  11. Check the walls, benches and grout for wear or damage
  12. Check the lighting, and replace bulbs if necessary
8Spa pool and hot tub
  1. Test and balance the water
  2. Clean or replace the filter cartridges
  3. Clean the waterline and shell
  4. Check the jets, air controls and blower
  5. Check the pumps and heater
  6. Check the controls and topside panel
  7. Check the cover and lifter
  8. Advise when a drain and refill is due
6Cold plunge
  1. Test and balance the water
  2. Check the chiller is working and holding temperature
  3. Clean or replace the filter
  4. Check the UV or ozone unit where fitted
  5. Clean the tub and waterline
  6. Check the cover, steps and handrail
5Before we leave
  1. Check every system is back in automatic and running
  2. Leave the plant room safe and tidy
  3. List any faults and parts needed
  4. Note chemical stock levels
  5. Send you a written report of readings, work done and anything we found

Chemicals are charged as used. Any repairs or replacement parts we find are needed are quoted to you before we do them.

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