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Weekly Maintenance

A pool that is simply ready, every week, without you thinking about it.

Regular service through the season: the water balanced to the numbers, the pool cleaned properly, and the equipment checked while I am there. You get a report after every visit.

Pool technician skimming leaves from the surface of a clean backyard pool

Balanced against a full test panel every visit — not a test strip and a guess.

What's included

What every weekly visit includes.

Full water test and balance

Chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium hardness, stabiliser and salt tested every visit, then corrected to target.

Skim, brush and vacuum

Surface skimmed, walls and steps brushed, floor vacuumed. Waterline kept clear of the oily band that becomes a stain.

Baskets and filter

Skimmer and pump baskets emptied, filter pressure logged, and backwashed or cleaned when the numbers say so rather than on a fixed schedule.

Equipment check

Pump, heater and salt cell looked over every week. Small problems get caught while they are still small.

Chemicals included

Standard balancing chemicals are part of the visit. No surprise line items for a jug of acid.

A report after every visit

Readings, what was done, and photographs of anything worth watching — sent the same day.

How it works

  1. Walkthrough and quote

    I look at the pool, its size and its equipment, and quote a flat weekly rate. No hourly surprises.

  2. A fixed day each week

    You get the same day each week so it is predictable. You do not need to be home.

  3. Service and report

    The visit happens, the report lands in your inbox, and you can see exactly what your pool is doing.

Common questions

Do I need to be home?

No. All I need is access to the pool and the equipment pad. Most clients are at work when I come.

Are chemicals included?

Standard balancing chemicals are included in the weekly rate. Larger corrective doses — after a heavy storm, or recovering a neglected pool — are quoted before I use them.

How long is the season?

Most Okanagan pools run from the opening in May through to closing in September or early October. Weekly service is quoted for the season.

What if something breaks while you are servicing it?

I diagnose and repair equipment myself, so in most cases it gets sorted without bringing in anyone else. You will hear from me with a quote before any work happens.

Also available

Other things I look after.

Pool water sample being tested against a chemical comparator on the pool deck

A full assessment of the pool, its equipment and its water, delivered as a written report with photographs. Built for buyers, for pre-season checks, and for pools that keep going wrong without an obvious reason.

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Seasonal opening and winterization done thoroughly, because almost every expensive pool failure in the Okanagan traces back to a rushed close in October.

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Simply Swim technician servicing a pool pump and sand filter at an equipment pad

Pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, plumbing and valves — diagnosed and repaired directly, with a background in mechanical and fabrication work behind it.

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Get your pool on the schedule.

Serving Kelowna, West Kelowna, Lake Country and Peachland. Send a few details about the pool and you will get a straight quote back, usually the same day.