
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.
A cracked heat exchanger from a bad winterization costs more than a decade of proper closings.
What's included
Cover pumped down, removed, cleaned, dried and folded away rather than dumped in a heap behind the shed.
Plugs out, returns and skimmers reinstalled, equipment reassembled, system primed and pressure-tested for leaks.
Full test panel, shock and balance, and the plan for getting the water clear if it has wintered badly.
Every line blown clear and plugged, so nothing is left holding water when it freezes.
Pump, filter and heater drained. This is where winter damage actually happens, and it is where the time goes.
Winter chemicals dosed for the layup, and the cover on and secured for the season.
Spring and fall are the two weeks everyone in Kelowna wants at once. Booking early gets you the date you want.
Openings and closings are not a 45-minute job if they are done properly. Every line, every plug, every piece of equipment.
You get photos and a note of anything that needs attention before next season, while there is still time to deal with it.
Usually early-to-mid May. Opening once daytime temperatures are consistently warm keeps algae from getting a head start, but leaving the cover on too long into the warm weather causes exactly that.
Late September into October, once water temperature is consistently below about 15°C. Closing too early while the water is still warm invites an algae bloom under the cover that you will meet again in spring.
Yes, and most clients do. Booking both means the fall close is done by the person who has to open it again — which is a real incentive to do it properly.
I will tell you what I find at the opening, with photographs. Freeze damage to a pump or heater is common and worth catching in May rather than in July.
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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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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.
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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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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.