Pool Maintenance in Sorrento, FL

Your Pool, Always Ready to Swim

Professional pool maintenance that keeps your water crystal clear every week, so you can focus on enjoying it instead of cleaning it.

Professional Pool Cleaning Services

What Clean Pool Water Really Means

You walk outside and your pool is ready. No green tint. No cloudy water. No wondering if the chemicals are right or if it’s safe for the kids to jump in.

That’s what happens when someone who actually knows pools handles the work. Your water stays balanced. Your equipment runs smoothly. Your weekends stay free.

Florida pools face challenges most other states don’t deal with. Heavy rains throw off chemical levels overnight. Algae blooms hit fast in our heat. Storm debris clogs systems. You need someone who understands how Sorrento’s climate affects your pool and knows exactly how to keep it clear through every season.

Sorrento Pool Maintenance Company

We Know Florida Pool Challenges

DCPP Services has been keeping Sorrento pools clean and clear for years. We understand what Lake County pool owners deal with – the sudden algae blooms, the chemical swings after storms, the equipment strain from year-round use.

We’re not the company that shows up when it’s convenient. We’re the one that shows up every week, handles problems before they become expensive disasters, and keeps your pool ready for whenever you want to use it.

Local knowledge matters when it comes to pool maintenance. We know how Sorrento’s water affects your pool chemistry and what it takes to keep everything running right.

Weekly Pool Cleaning Process

Here's How We Keep It Simple

First, we test your water chemistry and adjust it to safe swimming levels. No guesswork. No over-chlorinating that burns your eyes or under-treating that lets algae grow.

Next, we clean everything – skim the surface, vacuum the bottom, brush the walls, and empty your baskets. We check your equipment while we’re there, catching small issues before they turn into expensive repairs.

Then we balance your chemicals properly for Florida conditions. We know how our humidity, rain, and heat affect pool chemistry, so we adjust accordingly. You get water that’s consistently clean and safe.

We handle this same process every week, on the same day, so you always know when we’ll be there. If something urgent comes up between visits – like a green pool after a storm – we’re available for emergency service calls.

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Pool Maintenance Services Included

Everything Your Pool Actually Needs

Your weekly service covers complete water testing and chemical balancing, surface skimming, vacuuming, wall brushing, and basket cleaning. We also inspect your equipment during each visit, checking pumps, filters, and heaters for potential problems.

We handle the chemicals – bringing what your pool needs each week based on current conditions. No more trips to the pool store or wondering if you’re adding the right amounts.

When Florida weather hits your pool hard, we adjust our approach. Heavy rains that dilute your chemicals, algae blooms from heat waves, debris from storms – we know how to get your pool back to clear quickly. We also offer green pool recovery services for pools that have gotten away from their owners.

How often does my pool need professional maintenance in Florida?

Weekly maintenance is essential in Florida’s climate. Our year-round swimming season, frequent rain, and high temperatures create constant changes in pool chemistry. Algae can bloom in just 2-3 days when conditions are right. Weekly service catches problems early, maintains proper chemical balance, and keeps your equipment running efficiently. Trying to stretch it longer usually results in green water, equipment strain, and higher chemical costs to fix problems that could have been prevented.

What do you do when my pool turns green?

Green pools need immediate attention to prevent the problem from getting worse. We start with comprehensive water testing to understand what caused the algae bloom – usually a combination of low chlorine, high phosphates, and warm weather. Then we shock the pool with the right chemicals, brush all surfaces to break up algae colonies, and run your filtration system continuously until the water clears. Most green pools can be restored to clear water within 24-48 hours with proper treatment. We also identify what led to the problem so it doesn’t happen again.

Do you bring your own pool chemicals and equipment?

Yes, we bring all necessary chemicals and professional-grade equipment to each service visit. We test your water on-site and add exactly what your pool needs that day – chlorine, pH adjusters, algaecides, or other treatments. This eliminates guesswork and ensures proper chemical balance every time. We use commercial-grade products that work more effectively than typical retail pool chemicals. You don’t need to buy, store, or handle any chemicals yourself unless you prefer to maintain your own chemical supply.

How do you handle pool maintenance during Florida's storm season?

Storm season requires extra attention to keep pools healthy. Before major storms, we ensure your chemistry is properly balanced and your equipment is secured. After storms pass, we prioritize removing debris, testing water that’s been diluted by rain, and rebalancing chemicals that have been thrown off. Heavy rains can drop chlorine levels to zero and introduce contaminants that cause algae blooms. We typically schedule post-storm visits within 24-48 hours to prevent green water and get your pool back to normal quickly.

What pool equipment problems do you catch during regular maintenance?

Regular equipment inspection catches problems before they become expensive failures. We check pump performance, filter condition, heater operation, and automatic cleaner function during each visit. Common issues we spot early include pump seals starting to leak, filters getting clogged, heater elements wearing out, and timer malfunctions. Catching a pump seal leak early might cost $150 to fix, while waiting until the pump burns out could mean a $800 replacement. We also notice when equipment is working harder than normal, which usually indicates a developing problem.

How much does weekly pool maintenance cost in Sorrento?

Pool maintenance costs depend on your pool size, current condition, and service frequency. Most residential pools in Sorrento run between $100-150 per month for weekly service including chemicals and basic maintenance. This typically costs less than handling it yourself when you factor in chemical purchases, equipment wear, and the time involved. Emergency green pool cleanups or major chemical corrections cost significantly more than regular maintenance. We provide upfront pricing based on your specific pool and service needs, with no surprises or hidden fees.

Local Resources

Sorrento, FL is located in Lake County in Florida State