SWIMMING POOL CLEANING SERVICE
Cleaneat Integrated Services offer regular scheduled swimming pool cleaning services in Nigeria. Our pool cleaning service include but are not limited to emptying skimmer baskets, washing down cartridges, maintaining water chemistry, testing of water PH and emergency cleaning for pool water gone green. And your location is not a limitation as we cover every area including Yaba, Surulere, Ikeja, Lekki, Ajah, Ikoyi, VI, Maryland etc, in Lagos and other parts of Nigeria,. We service schools, residences, hotels and resorts, embassies and foreign missions etc.Establishing a cleaning routine for your swimming pool can be a tedious but important aspect of pool safety and maintenance. Whilst swimming pools present a get away from everyday life, an exercise outlet and fun times, they also present a hidden danger if the chlorinated pool of fun goes untreated or unmaintained.
While pool chemicals are available to solve almost all water problems, they can be dangerous if handled improperly. They can cause skin diseases, eye infection, and damage and can even be fatal if swallowed. Preserve your life and that of your loved ones using Cleaneat professional pool cleaning services that will keep you and your pool safe.
Each weekly cleaning visit includes
:- Vacuum the pool
- Brush the walls & tiles
- Empty the skimmer baskets
- Clean or backwash the filter
- Empty the pump & filter basket
- Skim away any surface debris
- Test and adjust the chemicals
- Leave a service ticket, reporting what we’ve done
FAQ
What does the cleaning of swimming pool include?
To clean a swimming pool, follow these steps:
- . Inspect the pool area and remove any debris or pool toys.
- Clean the pump basket to remove debris.
- Scrub the pool walls.
- Skim the pool surface to remove leaves and other floating debris.
- Empty the skimmer basket.
- Vacuum the pool to remove dirt and debris from the bottom.
- Backwash sand and DE filters.
- Test the pool water and add chemicals as needed. Read details on how to clean swimming pools here
how often should a swimming pool be cleaned?
It is recommended to have your pool cleaned at least once a week to keep it clean and uncontaminated. There are various pool cleaning tools and equipment which you can purchase and install to make the cleaning process easier and faster. By doing so, you will avoid creating scenarios that you might regret in the future.
What chemical is used to clean a swimming pool?
Chemicals used to clean a swimming pool and their purposes include
- Chlorine: The most common chemical used for pool sanitizing, effective at killing contaminants.
- Bromine: An alternative to chlorine for pool sanitization.
- Pool Shock: Used to oxidize organic contaminants.
- Algaecide: Prevents algae growth.
- Clarifiers: Improve water clarity.
- Metal sequestrant: Prevents staining from metals.
Which acid is best for a swimming pool?
Hydrochloric acid is often used to adjust pool water back towards this optimum range when it has become too basic. Test pH weekly. The recommended range is between 7.2 and 7.6. Muriatic acid (also known as hydrochloric acid or HCl) is commonly used for swimming pool cleaning. It serves several purposes in pool maintenance:
- Lowering pH and Alkalinity: Muriatic acid effectively lowers the pH and alkalinity levels of pool water, helping maintain the proper balance.. Proper pH and alkalinity are essential for water clarity, comfort, and effective chlorine disinfection.
- Stain Removal:: Muriatic acid can remove stains caused by minerals, dirt, and other debris that accumulate over time.. It’s particularly useful for restoring the appearance of pool surfaces.
What is the cost of maintaining a Swimming Pool in Nigeria?
swimming pool cleaning service varies in cost due to multiple factors. some of the factors affecting the price include Your location
If it’s an indoor or outdoor pool Type of pool, Pool size, Pool depth, Water features. It takes between N30,000 to N70,000 Naira to maintain a pool in Nigeria. This includes cleaning the swimming pool twice in a weeks but does not include the chemicals and other kits that needs to be in place
