Why a pool needs regular care
Riyadh dust is fine, mineral and constant; it drifts onto the surface, sinks to the floor and clogs the filter faster than you would expect. In summer heat, algae takes hold within days once the chlorine slips, turning the water green and the steps slippery. Regular care stops all of this before it starts, rather than rescuing a pool after it has gone.
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Safe water for swimmers
Water with the chlorine or pH out of range stings eyes, dries skin and hides bacteria you cannot see. Keeping the chemistry in range means the pool is safe for children before anyone else.
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Protecting pump and filter
Leaves and dust left in the water end up inside the filter and pump, straining both until they fail. Routine cleaning and backwashing extend the life of the equipment and delay a costly replacement.
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Less draining and refilling
A neglected pool often reaches a state that only a full drain and refill can fix. Staying on top of it keeps the water usable for a whole season and spares your water bill.
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Ready whenever you are
Whether the pool is at your home or a rest house you rent out, nobody wants to find green water when guests arrive. A regular schedule keeps it swim-ready without notice.
What's Included
Every visit works through these steps in order, from the water surface down to the floor and the filtration system.
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Surface debris skimmed
We pass the net across the surface to lift leaves, insects and floating dust before any of it sinks to the floor and becomes harder to vacuum out.
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Walls and floor brushed
We brush the walls, floor and steps to loosen algae and stuck-on grime, then steer it toward the suction point so it leaves the water rather than resettling.
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Floor vacuumed
We vacuum the whole floor to draw up settled sand, dust and sunken leaves, so the base stays clean and visible with no cloud rising when it is disturbed.
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The waterline and its deposits
We remove the oily line and hard-water scale along the tile at the waterline, because Riyadh's hard water leaves a deposit that hardens and etches the surface if left.
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Filter backwashed
We backwash the filter to flush out the dirt trapped inside it, returning it to a healthy running pressure so it filters the water properly again.
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Chlorine and pH balanced
We measure the chlorine and pH and adjust both to the safe range, since unbalanced water irritates skin and lets algae take hold between visits.
Some of our work
Photos from our team's work.
Related services
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Districts we cover
We clean home and rest-house pools across many parts of the Kingdom, and we keep adding new locations. Choose your area from the list below to reach the service details nearest to you.