Hasbrouck

Pool & Spa

Service Professionals

We open, close and maintain your pool year round.  Need to renovate or construct a new pool? We got you covered.

Hasbrouck

Pool & Spa

Service Professionals

We open, close and maintain your pool year round.  Need to renovate or construct a new pool? We got you covered.

Pool & Spa Services

Pool FAQs

Pool water can turn green due to the presence of algae. Algae are microscopic plants that can grow in swimming pool water when there is enough sunlight, nutrients, and warm temperatures. They can be introduced to the pool through rainwater, wind, or from swimmers carrying them in from other bodies of water.

When algae grow in a swimming pool, they can quickly multiply and form colonies that turn the water green. The green color comes from chlorophyll, the same pigment found in plants, that helps the algae grow and photosynthesize.

If left untreated, algae can create a slimy layer on the pool walls and floor, making it slippery and unsafe to swim in. In addition, algae can reduce the effectiveness of the pool’s disinfectants, such as chlorine, which can lead to other problems with the water quality. Therefore, it’s important to regularly check and maintain the pool’s water chemistry and cleaning to prevent algae growth and keep the water clear and safe for swimmers.

If you can see water leaking out of your pool, it’s time to call us so we can repair the problem. However if you can’t find any signs of a leak other then the fact that your water level is dropping, it could be evaporation.

On a hot day a surprising amount of pool water can be lost due to evaporation. Other factors that can effect evaporation include humidity, wind speed, and surface area of the pool.

An unpleasant odor coming from the pool may be caused by a variety of factors. One possible reason is the presence of high levels of combined chlorine, which can produce a strong chlorine odor. Another possible cause is the presence of organic matter, such as leaves and debris, that has accumulated in the pool and is breaking down, producing an unpleasant odor. It’s also possible that the pH balance of the pool water is off, which can impact the effectiveness of the pool’s sanitizer and create an unpleasant smell. Whatever the cause may be, we recommend you contact us to identify and resolve the issue. We can help diagnose the problem and recommend the appropriate solution to ensure the pool is safe and enjoyable for all swimmers.

Common causes of a malfunctioning pool pump can include a clogged or damaged impeller, air leaks in the suction line, or an electrical issue. If you suspect that your pool pump is not functioning properly, it’s important to address the issue as soon as possible to prevent further problems and to keep the pool running smoothly. If you are having problems with your pump, we  can diagnose and repair issues with the pump and other pool equipment.

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The Hasbrouck Education

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