MAINTAIN

Maintenance Techs

office staff

We maintain every kind of pool. Pool maintenance involves cleaning visits, openings, and closings.

Mountain Pools has a large peak season crew of ~10 technicians who clean hundreds of pools a week, and an office staffed Mon-Fri to take your calls. We’re insured and provide a seamless transition to repair service should your pool have an equipment failure, develop a leak, or require renovation.

Some people choose to maintain their pools themselves. We’re here to support DIYers with equipment sales, chemical sales, and water testing. Explore Mountain Pool’s retail store.

Cleaning

Our cleaning service is about more than dirt removal. We also inspect your pool and chemically balance your water. If we find issues, we notify you and get our service crew involved. We offer cleaning service on a weekly and bi-weekly basis. 

CLEAN

  • Net surface

  • Brush

  • Empty baskets

  • Vacuum

  • Backwash

TREAT

  • Test water chemistry

  • Create treatment plan

  • Deliver chemicals as needed, including 40lb bags of salt

  • Dose water

INSPECT

  • Water quality

  • Water level

  • Circulation

  • Pressure

  • Settings

We charge per visit & bill for the chemicals we deliver in sealed packages.

Mountain Pools removing a Loop-Loc winter safety cover to open a pool.

OPENING

We open pools for the swimming season. We email you an opening order and you indicate your preferred opening week. Advance payment is required to schedule the work. Once payment is received we confirm your opening week.

  • Remove, fold, and store winter cover

  • Reinstall diving boards, handrails, and ladders

  • Remove and store winterizing plugs

  • Reconnect equipment

  • Restart system

  • Test and chemically treat water

CLOSING

We also close pools for the winter. Just as for openings, we email you a closing order and you indicate your preferred closing week. Advance payment is required for us to schedule the work. Once we receive your payment we confirm your closing week.

  • Vacuum and net

  • Drop the water level

  • Remove and store ladder, handrail, and diving board

  • Treat with winterizing chemicals

  • Blow water from lines with an air compressor & plug

  • Winterize pump, filter, and heater

  • Install winter cover

A pool closed with a winter safety cover anchored into the deck looks like this:

Pool closed with a winter safety cover anchored into the deck

A pool closed with a solid cover held in place with water bags looks like this:

Pool closed with a solid winter cover weighted atop the deck with water bags