If your swimming pool is turning green, cloudy, or looking more like a pond, you might be dealing with algae. Pool algae can quickly take over, especially in warm and humid climates like Charleston. Algae spores can spread, causing your pool water to turn green, leaving slimy pool walls and stained surfaces. A green pool isn’t just unappealing; it also makes your pool unsafe for swimming and can put unnecessary strain on your pool pump, filtration system, and other equipment.
At Net Positive Pools, we start by evaluating the condition of your pool. Once we identify the issues, we carefully follow a thorough cleaning process to get your pool back to its best shape:
Although algae can seem easy to deal with using a quick shock treatment or store-bought solution, it’s much more persistent than that. While green algae might appear to clear up initially, it can return within days. More resistant types of algae, such as mustard algae and black algae, can hide deep within porous surfaces and tiny crevices in your pool walls and equipment.
A professional knows exactly how algae behaves and has the right tools to prevent it from coming back. We ensure your pool is treated correctly by assessing your pool water, filtration system, pool cleaner, and other equipment to make sure the algae doesn’t return. With professional algae cleaning services, you save time, reduce chemical purchases, and protect your pool investment.
Net Positive Pools offers reliable, weekly pool maintenance service, equipment replacement, and general pool care for pool owners across Charleston. We pride ourselves on customer service, quick communication, and reliable follow-through. When you call us, you get a friendly pool service team that shows up, explains what needs to be done, and gets your pool back to a place you enjoy.
Ready to turn your green pool blue again? Contact Net Positive Pools today to schedule your algae cleaning service and restore your pool to pristine condition.
Algae can spread quickly, especially in warm water or when chlorine levels are low. It can go from light discoloration to a full algae bloom in just a few days.
Yes, but if your pool filter or pump is clogged with debris, it may not circulate water properly. Our team will ensure your equipment is in good working condition throughout the cleaning process.
No, it’s not safe to swim in a green pool. In addition to algae, a green pool may contain bacteria and other contaminants that make it unsafe.
Algae can return if chemical balance and filtration aren’t properly maintained. We offer regular maintenance and weekly pool care for algae prevention.
Yes, even saltwater pools can experience algae growth. While saltwater systems help maintain certain chemical balances, it’s still important to monitor chlorine levels, pH levels, and filtration to prevent algae from growing.
You anticipate your pool's water to be sparkling clear, signifying a setting that appears to be germ-free. But dirty water can produce a dangerous environment for your family and friends, leading to major health issues.
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A comprehensive range of pool services are offered by Net Posi+ive Pool Services. For pool cleanings, pool repairs, and upkeep, we are your one-stop shop. Our crew is prepared to go above and beyond your expectations at a fair price, whether you require weekly care for your home or commercial pool services.
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