Costa Mesa Pool Plaster and Remodeling Service

1. We Start by Skimming the Water

Often referred to as netting, this step is done by skimming the surface of the swimming pool to remove floating leaves, twigs, insects, and other objects that might have been blown into the pool by the wind. It’s best to remove them while they’re on the surface of the water as they will be harder to remove out of the pool once they’ve sunk into the bottom of the pool. Debris like dried leaves and twigs as well as dead insects can decompose in the water and may affect the pool water’s chemistry. They may also leave stains on the walls and the floor of the swimming pool that can make the pool plaster look unpleasant and your swimming pool less inviting.

We use a long-handed leaf skimmer or a telescopic pole with a net attached to it to remove floating matter from your pool.

2. We’ll Help Your Pool Pump Run Better

It may look simple and insignificant but the next step we take helps your pool pump run better, and that’s emptying the skimmer and the pump baskets. Our crew will remove any trapped debris on the pool’s skimmer and pump basket to allow better water circulation. Clogging and choking of the baskets will cause the pool pump to work harder. The more difficult it is to cycle the water, the more stress is put into the seals in your pump causing them to break earlier than expected. Proper water circulation is necessary for the pool to stay clean and for the water to be filtered. Furthermore, stuck debris can catch and harbor microorganisms that may disturb the balance of the swimming pool water.

After the collected debris from the baskets is removed, the baskets themselves can be cleaned and brushed to make sure there is no pathogenic build-up on the skimmers. This way we can be sure that through our periodic cleaning service, your pump can pull the right amount of water for proper circulation and filtration.

3. We’ll Thoroughly Clean the Walls and the Steps

After we’ve removed all the floating debris and any obstruction on the skimmers and pump baskets, we’ll begin brushing the steps and the pool walls. This step is done to remove dirt that might have gathered on the walls of the pool. Brushing the pool wall will rid it of sediments that might have developed or caused by poor water chemistry. Brushing the pool walls will also help remove minor stains on the pool’s interior finish which allows it to maintain a clean look.

4. We’ll Test the Waters

We’ll also test the pool water and make necessary adjustments to balance the water chemistry. This is important because the quality of the chemicals in the pool water directly affects not only the swimmers but also the swimming pool interior finish. Here are just some of the things we keep track of when checking your pool water.

• Chlorine
• Cyanuric Acid (CYA)
• Calcium Hardness
• pH
• Alkalinity

If your pool water does not have the proper chemistry, you could be looking at certain issues like erosion, corrosion, and increased signs of wear and tear on the pool’s interior surface as well as on your pool equipment. The balance of the chemicals is important as they may speed up the dilapidation of the pool’s structure. That’s why we believe that checking the pool water chemistry on a weekly basis is important to preserving the longevity and the durability of your investment. This is a step we often undertake in our Costa Mesa Pool Plaster and Costa Mesa Pool Remodel services as it is our goal to make sure that the pool plaster we’ve installed will last long.

5. We’ll Confirm Proper Operation of Your Pool Equipment

Part of our weekly cleaning services to maintain your pool is to check your pool equipment. Checking the equipment plays an imperative role as a fault in the system can cause a domino effect that will put stress to other components of the pool system resulting in unwanted and unnecessary damage. After every routine check, we’ll provide first-hand feedback about the quality of your pool equipment. This way you can plan necessary replacement and repair ahead of time.

Your pool equipment is the heart of your pool. If it’s not running properly, you’re bound to run into problems sooner or later. We at Pool Plaster Central believe that pool maintenance is more than just cleaning the pool of dirt and debris. We believe that proper pool maintenance encompasses beyond what the eye can see. That’s why we pay special attention to your pool equipment during our weekly cleaning services.

6. We’ll Give The Pool’s Structural Integrity A Thorough Review

Lastly, our crew of experienced individuals will check your swimming pool’s overall structural integrity. We believe that early detection allows for the early application of the proper solution. We’ll check for the physical display of damage, like broken tiles, loose patches of pebble and pool plaster, hairline cracks, scaling of the pool interior, and damage to other features of your pool. We’ll also inspect the deck and the coping for any signs of damage.

If there are any, we’ll provide proper recommendations to help you maintain the overall strength and durability of the pool structure. We’ll let you know if the damages we found calls for a Costa Mesa Pool Plaster service or if we can suggest a Costa Mesa Pool Remodel undertaking.

Here at Pool Plaster Central, we offer holistic services dedicated to improve and maintain your investment. Talk to us and find out how we can help maintain your pool inside and out.