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In Ground Openings

Opening is an important process but what is the "right" way to do it? There are many different ways pool owners go about it and everyone has their own methods. Below we've listed the steps we've found to bring about the most successful pool season. Let us make your opening easy and your swim season stress-free.

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Winter Cover Removal

Cover is removed, rinsed, folded, and stored.

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Anchors are dropped into housings. Water bags are rinsed and stored.

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Plug Removal

Return plugs, skimmer plugs, and "Gizzmos" are removed and stored.

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Skimmer baskets and weir doors are replaced and return fittings installed.

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Steps & Handrail Setup

Step bumpers and rail fittings are inspected for wear or damage.

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Steps and rails are then installed and fastened

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Equipment Installation

Filter, pump, heater, and chlorinator/salt system (where applicable) are set-up and started.

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O-rings and gaskets and checked and lubricated.

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Sanitizer Treatment

To deter algae and bacteria production the water is treated with chlorine and algaecide.

 

This treatment helps clear the water and make the pool ready for swimming.

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Water Chemistry Balancing

Alkalinity, PH, calcium, and stabilizer are adjusted accordingly with supplied chemicals.

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We can supply any chemicals not provided for a separate charge

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Servicing Areas of Connecticut:

Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, Cromwell, Glastonbury, Newington, West Hartford, Avon, Simsbury, East Hartford, Middletown, Meriden, Wallingford, Higganum, Manchester, South Windsor, Windsor, New Britain, Southington, and Farmington.

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We may service areas outside of towns listed for an additional fee.

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