Opening, closing, and winter
Winter watch
We check the pool while it is closed.
Why it matters
A cover that fills with water, or a problem that starts in January, should be caught in winter. Waiting until spring turns a small check into a longer opening.
What the visit includes
- We look at the cover and deal with standing water when that cover calls for it.
- We look at the equipment to see that the close is still holding.
- We note anything that should not wait until spring.
- We tell you what we saw, in plain language, before we leave.
When to ask for it
A winter watch is its own visit after the pool is closed. It is not included on Essential, Signature, or Estate. Estate includes one shoulder-season look, which is not a winter of checks. It is not a promise that someone is standing by every night.
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Pool opening
A pool that sat all winter does not start clean because the weather turned warm. Opening in this order keeps a winter of debris out of the system and gives you a season that starts ready to swim.
Pool closing and winterizing
Water left in unprotected lines and equipment can split them in a hard freeze. A close done on purpose is what makes spring an opening, not a repair.
Opening and closing only
Some owners want to handle the weeks they swim, and still want a technician for the two jobs that set up the season and protect the pool through winter.