Frequently Asked Questions

Our team conducts weekly inspections of all your pool's equipment, including pumps, filters, heaters, timers, lights, and more. We look for leaks, unusual noises, or worn-out parts that may need maintenance or repair

Knowing when to clean your pool filter is crucial. When the pressure gauge on your filter reads 8 to 10 pounds above its normal operating pressure, it's time. Our team ensures your filter stays clean with monthly maintenance.

Keeping your pool clear and algae-free is our priority. Our expert team offers weekly service options to maintain proper pH and chlorine levels, ensure proper filtration and circulation, brush pool surfaces, and provide regular shock treatments to prevent algae growth.

In most cases, regular maintenance and water treatment can prevent the need for draining and refilling your pool. However, if the water chemistry becomes unbalanced or there is a buildup of dissolved solids, a partial drain and refill may be necessary.

Yes, we offer a variety of pool accessories, including pool heaters, pool lighting and more. Contact Pool Doctor of South Florida to learn more about our selection.

It's generally safe to leave your pool without maintenance for up to one to two weeks, depending on factors such as pool size, water chemistry, and environmental conditions. However, it's best to have someone check on the pool periodically if you'll be away for an extended period.