Seminole County’s Pool Pros
Casselberry sits in between some of the better known towns in Seminole County, like Winter Park and Altamonte Springs, and it flies under the radar a lot of the time. But that’s part of the appeal. Established neighborhoods, mature trees, and a pool in the backyard without the price tag of Winter Park.
Pools have dotted Casselberry properties for decades. Keeping them maintained, clean, and running smoothly is what the chemistry pool pros at PoolTek do best.
Signs Your Pool Needs Professional Cleaning
Noticing small problems is your biggest asset. If you think your pool needs cleaning, it’s good to get the jump on it. We’ve been in business for over 20 years, and we know exactly what to look for when you need to clean your pool or not. Here are the telltale signs:
- Sanitizer isn;t lasting
- You’re seeing cloudy water or a kind of “haze” when you look into it
- Any green or yellow fi;lm around fittings, jets, or ladders
- Pool walls that feel oily or slick
- Stains in the plaster
- Visible scaling at the waterline
Scheduling weekly maintenance is the best way to get ahead of all of these issues. Plus, PoolTek can let you know what to look for, and how to handle it.
Pool Filter Cleaning and Replacement
Casselberry’s got a beautiful chain of lakes that thread right through the city’s neighborhoods, with any homes near them getting the brunt of airborne organic matter. Likewise, older neighborhoods have decades of grown-in oak, and palm canopy overhead. THat means a ton of seasonal debris, pollen, and leaves. That’s why your filter needs a good cleaning often. Here are a few warning signs that your filter needs attention.
- Hazy or cloudy water through a normal filter run
- Debris escaping into the pool instead of getting caught by the filter
- Pressure that hits the “clean me” zone quicker than the manufacturer suggests
The pool pros at PoolTek are masters in making sure your filter is running smooth. Give us a call if you’re noticing any of these signs.
Pool Equipment Repair in Casselberry, FL
A lot of pools here are from the 1970s and 1980s, and a lot of them still have original equipment plugging along, maybe with some partially updated. That’s not always a problem, as Florida pool equipment can run for decades. But it does mean Casselberry pool owners face more equipment repair and upgrade decisions more often.
When something fails, the choice between a like-for-like repair, a partial upgrade (like switching to a variable -speed pump, or a full system replacement. We’ll help you with all of it.
Pool Opening and Start-Up in Casselberry, FL
Pool openings aren’t exactly following a rigorous schedule here, but people do still need their pools opened. Snowbirds coming back from New York, homeowners finished with a big renovation, or someone just moving into a brand new home ready for swim season. Here’s how we help you open your pool.
- We program automation, and rewire anything that needs it
- We startup equipment
- We do a slow, careful chemistry rebalance tuned to your pool’s finished condition
- Surface brushing, vacuuming, and skimmer cleanout
Schedule Your Casselberry, FL, Pool Service Today!
Ready to keep your pool in tiptop shape? PoolTek pool pros have the work ethic, know-how, and gung ho attitude to make sure, no matter the time of year, your pool is running well, and the chemistry is perfect. Give us a call and we can set you up for success.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here’s what we hear most from our customers.
Can I test my pool water myself?
Yes,and you should. Staying ahead of any chemistry problems is smart. But keep in mind that at-home tests can get thrown off by stuff like high heat. That’s where the chemistry pool pros at PoolTek come in to help you test and get more reliable results.
Is PoolTek licensed and insured?
Yes! We’re fully licensed (License CPC1460328) bonded, and insured. Got any questions about our credentials? We’ll fill you in when you call us.
My Casselberry pool is from the 1970s. Can it last another 20 years?
Yes, with the right maintenance. The pool sheel can easily last 40 to 50 years, especially with some occasional refinishing. It’s the equipment that’ll cycle out more often. The difference between a 1970s pool that’s fine and one that’s a money pit is one whose owner was keeping on top of cleaning and maintenance of every sort.