Steve's Pool Service specializes in a wide range of services including pool opening and closing, pool cleaning, pool equipment installation, safety pool covers, salt water conversions, and pool liner installation. So if you're seeking a pool cleaning service, be sure to give us a call!

Yes, we offer a 1-year warranty on installations. Be sure to contact us if you require a pool cleaning service!

For most residential pools, we recommend weekly service to maintain optimal swimming conditions and equipment performance. However, the frequency can vary based on pool usage, your local environment (trees, dust, etc.), weather conditions, or your type of pool system. According to Ruby Home, 36% of children and 15% of adults swim in a pool at least 6 times a year. Contact us if you are interested in a pool cleaning service!

In our experience, you should wait 8-12 hours after shocking the pool with chlorine or other chemicals before swimming. If you have further pool cleaning service questions, give Steve's Pool Service a call today!

How often you test your pool water depends on several factors, including the temperature, how often you use the pool, and the number of swimmers. In our experience, during peak swimming season, you should test the pH balance and sanitizer levels at least 2-3 times per week. Consider Steve's Pool Service if you're seeking an expert pool cleaning service today!

It's normal for pool water to evaporate up to 3/4 inches per day, especially for in-ground pools. However, if you notice excessive water loss, it could be a sign of a leak. If you need a professional pool liner installation, give Steve's Pool Service a call!

Before closing your pool, you should clean it, remove debris, treat it with chemicals, winterize it, and cover it with a secure safety cover. Contact us if you are interested in having us take care of closing your pool for you! Be sure to contact us if you have further pool cleaning service questions!

To maximize the lifespan of your in-ground pool liner, the most important step is to consistently maintain balanced water chemistry, ensuring proper levels of pH, alkalinity, and chlorine, while also avoiding completely draining the pool; for comprehensive pool care and liner protection, contact Steve's Pool Service to speak with an expert pool cleaning service, a safety pool cover, and winterization services

Knowing when to replace your pool liner involves looking for several signs of wear and damage. Here are some indicators that it may be time for a new pool liner:

Visible Tears or Cracks: Inspect for any tears, cracks, or holes in the liner. Small punctures can often be patched, but large or multiple damages can signify the need for a replacement.

Discoloration: If the liner has faded significantly or shows signs of discoloration, it might be time to consider a new one. This can be due to sun damage, chemical imbalance, or age.

Wrinkles or Peeling: Extensive wrinkling or peeling at the seams can be a sign that the liner is becoming dislodged or degrading, which may require replacement.

Water Loss: If you notice a significant drop in water level that isn’t due to evaporation, it could be a leak in the liner that needs addressing, potentially involving a new liner.

Age of the Liner: Most vinyl liners typically last anywhere from 5 to 15 years. If your liner is approaching the end of its expected lifespan, it may be wise to replace it preemptively.

Chemical Balance Issues: Persistent problems with maintaining the chemical balance of the water can suggest that the liner may be contributing to the issue due to deterioration.

How do I know when I need a new pool liner?

Regular inspections and maintenance can help you catch these signs early. If you're in doubt, consult a pool professional like Steve's Pool Service. We can provide further insight.

The pH level of your pool should be between 7.4 and 7.6 and the total alkalinity should be between 100-150 ppm. Contact Steve's Pool Service today if you require a pool cleaning service!