Commercial Pool & Spa Maintenance

Service Description

Commercial pool and spa maintenance is a structured program designed to ensure that aquatic facilities remain clean, safe, and compliant with all local health and safety regulations. Routine maintenance involves the systematic inspection, cleaning, chemical balancing, and operation of all pool and spa systems to maintain optimal water quality and equipment performance. During each service visit, the technician inspects all equipment—including pumps, filters, heaters, chemical feeders, and automated controllers—to verify proper operation and flow. Water levels are checked and adjusted as needed to maintain consistent circulation and filtration. Skimmers, baskets, and strainers are emptied, and pool and spa surfaces are skimmed to remove debris. The walls, floors, steps, and tile lines are brushed and vacuumed to prevent algae growth and maintain a clean appearance. Comprehensive water testing is performed to monitor sanitizer levels, pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness, cyanuric acid, and other key parameters. Based on test results, precise adjustments are made by adding chemicals or adjusting automated feeders to maintain balance within commercial health code standards. When required, specialty treatments such as algaecide applications, phosphate removers, or stain prevention products are used to keep the water clear and balanced. The technician also inspects safety equipment, covers, and signage to ensure compliance with commercial pool regulations. Filtration and circulation systems are backwashed or cleaned as needed, and all service activities—including chemical readings, adjustments, and equipment notes—are recorded in a maintenance log for facility management review. In addition to routine service, periodic maintenance may include filter media changes, pump seal replacements, heater inspections, and other preventive measures to extend the life of the equipment and minimize downtime. The goal of commercial pool and spa maintenance is to provide a consistently clean, safe, and inviting aquatic environment while ensuring the facility remains in full operational compliance with health department standards and manufacturer recommendations.