By regularly testing and balancing the pool water chemistry to maintain proper levels of chlorine, pH, and alkalinity.
2. What steps do pool technicians take to remove existing algae from a pool?
Pool technicians typically shock the pool with a high dose of chlorine and brush the walls and floor to physically remove algae.
3. How often should pool technicians clean and service a residential swimming pool?
It is recommended that residential pools be serviced weekly or bi-weekly to ensure proper maintenance and prevent algae growth.
4. What equipment do pool technicians use to combat algae in pools?
Pool technicians may use brushes, vacuums, skimmers, test kits, algaecides, and shock treatments to combat algae in pools.
5. Can regular maintenance by a pool technician help prevent algae growth in pools?
Yes, regular maintenance by a pool technician can help prevent algae growth by ensuring proper water circulation, filtration, and chemical balance in the pool.
