Pool Cleaning and Maintenance

We provide pool cleaning and maintenance services to the town of Fountain Hills, as well as its surrounding areas such as Rio Verde, and Scottsdale. If you live outside these areas please reach out to us anyway so we can see if we can help.

Pool care can vary in cost, depending on the duration, frequency, products used, and type of services your pool requires. A one-time deep cleaning may be more expensive than weekly cleanings (if your pool is exceptionally dirty). During our initial contact, we can provide an estimate for the specific pool solutions you need and make any necessary adjustments along the time. We offer specialized, affordable, and effective pool services that range from routine maintenance, inspection, repair, and remodeling. Accompanying those services, we use state-of-the-art and industry-standard products to get and keep your pool clean all year long.  

We recommend cleaning your pool at least once a week, especially during the summer when it gets used most. This includes using the proper tools and adequate chemicals to treat your pool and maintain the correct pH levels. 

Keeping your pool clean is a combination of attention to detail and having the right tools to do the job. Unfortunately, not everyone has the time or resources to devote to sufficient pool care or knows the indicators that cleaning is overdue. When it comes to the upkeep of your pool one of the most common signs that your pool needs to be cleaned is water discoloration. When your water isn’t treated properly or frequently with the right combination of products, the water can develop algae or other contaminants that affect the color. Whether your pool is green, brown, or yellow, any color other than clear is a significant sign that professional cleaning is necessary.

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with going the DIY route when cleaning your pool. In fact, we recommend that you know a little about pool maintenance as a pool owner so that you can maintain it if the professionals aren’t available. Fortunately, Top Notch Pools is here whenever you need us. Understanding the specific chemical levels can save you time and money, and help you avoid accidents or injury.

Minor skin and eye irritation is fairly normal if you’re swimming and like to keep your eyes open underwater. However, you could get a serious skin condition called “hot tub rash” from unclean water that lingers on the skin long-term. The germ Pseudomonas Aeruginosa is a common cause of negative reactions to pool water, especially when water isn’t treated properly or chemically balanced. 

Bubbles or foam on the surface of your pool water might look fun, but this simply means your pool has strong surface tension caused by:

• Contaminates like sunblock, lotion, and/or soap
• A high concentration of surface bacteria and germs
• A chemical imbalance (having too many or too few chemicals)