Water Testing and Assessment. The process begins with testing the pool water to determine its chemical balance, including pH, chlorine levels, alkalinity, and other factors. This helps identify the root cause of the algae growth and ensures the right treatment plan is applied.

Shock Treatment. A high dose of chlorine or other pool shock chemicals is added to kill algae and bacteria. This step is crucial for sanitizing the water and halting further algae growth.

Algaecide Application. In addition to shocking, a specialized algaecide may be used to target and eliminate stubborn algae strains, ensuring a more effective cleanup.

Brushing and Vacuuming. The pool walls, floor, and other surfaces are thoroughly brushed to dislodge algae and debris. A vacuum system is then used to remove the loosened particles from the pool.

Filtration System Cleaning. The pool’s filtration system is inspected and cleaned to ensure it is functioning properly. This step is essential for removing dead algae and preventing future issues.

Water Balancing. After the algae is cleared, the water chemistry is rebalanced to ensure proper pH, chlorine, and alkalinity levels. This helps maintain a clean and safe swimming environment.

Final Inspection and Maintenance Tips. Once the pool is clear, a final inspection is conducted to ensure all algae and debris are removed. Maintenance tips are often provided to help prevent the pool from turning green again.

Green-to-clean services are an efficient and professional way to restore a pool’s clarity and health, saving pool owners time and effort while ensuring the water is safe for swimming.