
Assess first
We test, look at the filter and check circulation before dumping chemicals into a pool that cannot clear them.


We test, look at the filter and check circulation before dumping chemicals into a pool that cannot clear them.

Cleaned or replaced media and a working pump. Without this, the pool goes green again in two weeks.

Correct-dose shock and algaecide, staged so it kills algae rather than just bleaching it.

Dead algae is dropped to the floor and vacuumed to waste instead of clogging your filter.

Full rebalance once clear, including stabilizer, so the sanitizer actually stays in the water.

We tell you plainly what caused it. Usually run time, stabilizer or a tired filter.
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Light green often clears in a couple of days. Deep green with no visible floor takes most of a week and several visits.
Vacuuming to waste and backwashing removes a lot of water. Plan to refill a meaningful amount.
Black-green water with heavy debris can cost less to drain and refill, but never on a vinyl pool in summer sun.

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Ask us a green pool question
Light algae, two to three days. A pool you cannot see the bottom of, closer to a week with multiple visits.
Occasionally, for concrete pools in extreme cases. For vinyl pools, draining risks the liner and the shell, so we avoid it.
Nearly always low sanitizer, low stabilizer, short pump run time or a filter that stopped filtering.
Not if the filtration and run time get fixed. That is why we do not treat this as a chemicals-only job.
No. Shock levels are too high, and you want the vacuuming finished first.
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One picture usually tells us how many days and how many visits it will take.