Swimming pool cleaning, walls, floor and water chemistry
A complete pool service for villa and home pools: skimming the surface, brushing walls and steps, vacuuming the floor, servicing the filter, and balancing the water chemistry so the pool is safe and ready to use.
- Filter backwash included
- Water chemistry checked
- Walls and floor scrubbed
- Deck rinsed after service
Why a clean pool needs more than skimming
Algae colonises pool walls within days of a missed brush, and a lightly cloudy pool can hide a chemistry imbalance that irritates eyes and skin. In Jeddah's heat, water evaporates quickly and the remaining minerals concentrate, throwing pH and chlorine levels out of balance. A proper service corrects the chemistry, not just the appearance.
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Algae spreads faster than it looks
A thin green film on the steps or tile line is already rooted into the grout. Brushing the surface alone is not enough; the brush needs to work every wall and corner on a schedule before the colony establishes itself.
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Filter performance drops quietly
A clogged filter circulates water without cleaning it. The pressure gauge climbs and flow slows, but the water may still look clear. Backwashing and checking the filter media restores the flow rate the pump was sized to deliver.
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Chemistry imbalance damages pool surfaces
Low pH etches plaster and grout over time; high pH causes scale deposits on waterline tiles. A water test covering pH, alkalinity, and hardness together is the only way to catch the problem before it becomes a repair bill.
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Floor sediment clouds the water
Fine sand and dust settle continuously and are stirred back up by any movement in the water. A pool vacuum working systematically across the floor and into every corner removes what skimming and circulation cannot reach.
What every pool service visit covers
Each visit runs through a fixed set of tasks in sequence, so nothing is skipped and the pool is left in a clean, balanced state.
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Inspecting the pool condition
The pool shell, waterline tiles, fittings, and equipment are checked before any work starts, so cracks, stains, or equipment faults are noted rather than cleaned over.
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Skimming floating debris from surface
A wide-net skimmer clears leaves, insects, and floating dust from the surface before any work disturbs the water, preventing debris from being pushed to the bottom.
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Brushing walls and pool steps
A stiff brush works across all pool walls, steps, and the waterline tile to loosen algae film and mineral scale before the vacuum removes them from the water.
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Vacuuming sediment from pool floor
A pool vacuum passes systematically across the floor and into corners, collecting fine sand, settled dust, and debris the circulation system did not capture.
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Cleaning and backwashing water filter
The filter basket is cleared and the filter is backwashed until the discharge runs clean. The housing is checked for damage and flow rate is confirmed before moving on.
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Testing pool water chemistry
A multi-point test covers pH, total alkalinity, free chlorine, and calcium hardness. The readings guide which chemicals are needed and in what quantity.
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Dosing pool with treatment chemicals
Treatment chemicals are added in the correct sequence and quantities based on the test results, then allowed to circulate before the levels are checked again at the end.
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Rinsing the surrounding pool deck
The paving and coping around the pool are hosed down to remove chemical splash, footprints, and any debris displaced during the cleaning work.
How a pool cleaning visit runs
The visit follows a fixed order so each task is complete before the next one begins.
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Inspect and assess condition
The pool shell, fittings, and equipment room are checked before any tools enter the water. Existing stains, damage, or equipment faults are noted at this stage.
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Clean surfaces and floor
The surface is skimmed, walls and steps are brushed, and the floor is vacuumed in a systematic pass. Debris is collected and removed rather than recirculated through the pump.
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Service the filter
The filter basket is cleared, the filter is backwashed to purge trapped debris, and flow is confirmed. This restores circulation before the water chemistry is adjusted.
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Test water and balance chemistry
Water is tested across all key parameters and the correct chemicals are dosed in sequence. The deck is rinsed down and the readings are confirmed before the team leaves.
What the pool looks like after the visit
These are the measurable states the pool is in once the service is complete.
Water within correct chemistry range
pH, alkalinity, and sanitiser levels are tested and adjusted during the visit. The readings confirmed at the end show the pool is within the range that is safe for swimming.
Walls and floor visibly clean
Brushed walls and a vacuumed floor leave no algae film, no sediment layer, and no debris settled at the drain or on the steps.
Filter running at rated flow
The backwashed filter discharges freely and the pressure gauge reads within its normal operating band. The circulation system moves water at the rate the pump was designed for.
What our customers said
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Districts we cover
Pool cleaning is available across the city and its surrounding districts, covering villa compounds and standalone residential properties.
Questions worth asking first
For a pool used regularly, a weekly service keeps algae and chemistry problems from building up. A pool used lightly in cooler months can often extend to two weeks between visits, but the filter and chemistry should still be checked on that schedule.
No. All the work is done with the pool full. Draining a pool in sandy or clay soil risks the shell lifting or cracking, so the standard service is carried out in water. Full draining is only needed for major structural repair work.
Yes, once the chemicals have circulated and the levels return to the correct range. The water test carried out at the end of the visit confirms the readings are within the safe swimming range before the pool is handed back.
The duration depends on the pool's size and how long it has been since the last clean. A pool with algae buildup or heavy floor sediment will take longer because the brushing and vacuuming stages require more thorough passes.
A green pool has active algae growth and needs a shock treatment, a large initial dose of chlorine, followed by extended filtration before the regular service steps can bring the chemistry into balance. This is handled as a recovery service, and the pool will need more than one visit to clear completely.
Yes. The filter, pump, and chemical storage are in the equipment room, and the backwash, pressure check, and chemical dosing all happen there. The room will need to be unlocked for the full duration of the visit.
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Send a request with your pool size and location and we will confirm a visit time that suits you.
Cleaning and disinfection guidance: Saudi Ministry of Health.