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Kostas Solomou
Director
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Our Services
Pool Maintenance
A pool is an investment. And like any investment, you want to keep it functioning for as long as possible. You wouldn’t let your car go without oil changes. Or let your pet go without grooming. Putting off pool maintenance can be just as harmful. With a little knowledge and some elbow grease, you can keep your pool clean and functioning for many years. If you don’t have the time to keep it clean, it’s important to hire a reliable pool cleaner who will do it for you, because swimming pool maintenance is important.
Pool Repairs
As a gunite or concrete pool begins to age, the plaster will require occasional repair. Cracking, hollow spots, sometimes called “pop-offs”, and chipping are not uncommon. Plastered pools also experience worn areas that can become severe, with the gunite below the plaster showing. Pool plaster is not structural, but is the waterproofing membrane over top of the porous concrete pool shell. Most pool plaster repairs can be done by the homeowner. With the right tools, the right materials, and a little know-how, you can repair most small cracks and chips without too much effort. The following is a step-by-step guide to making typical pool plaster repairs.
Pool Refurbishments
Updates the look of your swimming pool to restore it to its former glory, and it makes the pool functional again so you can get the use out of it without worrying that you’re making the damage worse. It may also be a more affordable option, depending on the level of repair required.
Pool Equipment
Collection of machines that operate together to recirculate water in a pool and/or spa to perform several functions. The primary function of pool equipment is the filtration of pool water to ensure that it’s clear and that you could safely swim.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Most common questions with swimming pools
Every pool must turn over at least once a day, so most pool pumps should run approximately 8 hours a day. But here’s the thing: you don’t have to run your pool pump consecutively. You can choose to run it for three hours in the morning before you leave for work and another 5 hours in the evening.
Even though most pools are equipped with an automatic pool cleaner, most won’t scrub, especially not thoroughly. Brushing your pool can help remove algae or any other small particles from the pool’s surface.
Pay special attention to spots where water circulation is a problem (behind ladders, loveseats, and corners). Brush the walls, benches, floor, loveseats, and all other pool surfaces once a week.
We recommend that you don’t drain your pool, especially during the winter. Keeping water in the pool during the winter can actually protect the bottom of the pool from cracking during freezing temperatures. We do, however, recommend a pool cover during the off-season to protect the pool from debris and cold temperatures. To extend your swimming season, consider a pool heater.
However, if you experience a problem with any of these, we may be able to offer advice or help by calling us at (+357) 96 512 405
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