At Stokes Pool Care, we understand the importance of having a reliable and professional pool service provider. That's why we decided to open our doors in Cabot, where there was a shortage of pool service companies.
At Stokes Pool Care, our goal is to provide exceptional pool maintenance and supply services that will enhance the pool ownership experience for our clients. We will provide an unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction, dependability, and professionalism. We are committed to building long-term relationships with our clients, while also becoming the go-to pool supply and maintenance company within our community.
Opening Your Pool
Opening Your Pool
1
Remove the cover:
Carefully remove the pool cover, clean it, and store it properly for future use.
2
Skim and clean:
Use a skimmer to remove leaves, debris, and any other items from the surface of the water. Clean the walls and floor of the pool using a pool brush and vacuum.
3
Check and refill:
Check the water level and refill if necessary to ensure it's at the optimal level.
4
Inspect and repair:
Inspect the pool equipment, such as the pump, filter, and heater, for any damage. Replace or repair any damaged parts.
5
Start up the filtration system:
Turn on the pump and filtration system to begin circulating and filtering the water.
6
Test and balance the water:
Use a pool water testing kit to check the water chemistry, including pH, chlorine, and alkalinity levels. Adjust the chemicals as needed to achieve the proper balance.
7
Shock the pool:
Add a shock treatment to the water to kill any algae or bacteria that may have built up over the winter.
8
Run the system:
Run the filtration system for at least 24 hours to ensure the water is properly circulated and filtered.
9
Enjoy:
Once the water is clean, clear, and properly balanced, your pool is ready to enjoy!
Closing Your Pool
Closing Your Pool
1
Clean the pool:
Remove any debris from the pool, including leaves, insects, and other debris. Use a pool brush and vacuum to clean the walls and floor of the pool.
2
Balance the water chemistry:
Test the water and adjust the pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness levels as needed. Shock the pool to kill any algae or bacteria.
3
Lower the water level:
Drain the pool to the appropriate level, typically below the skimmer and return lines
4
Winterize the plumbing:
Blow out the plumbing lines to remove any water and add antifreeze to prevent freezing and damage to the pipes.
5
Add winter chemicals:
Add winterizing chemicals to the water to help keep it clean and clear during the off-season.
6
Test and balance the water:
Use a pool water testing kit to check the water chemistry, including pH, chlorine, and alkalinity levels. Adjust the chemicals as needed to achieve the proper balance.
7
Cover the pool:
Use a secure pool cover to prevent debris from entering the pool and to keep the water clean.
8
Store equipment:
Store pool equipment, such as filters, pumps, and heaters, in a dry, protected area.