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Common pool problems

What it might mean, what you can safely do, and how a Uniform pool pro assesses it. No chemical recipes, and no promises from a photo.

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Green water means something fell behind: sanitation, circulation, filtration or all three. Cleanup starts with an assessment, not a guess.

Cloudy water has several possible causes. Testing and a look at circulation and filtration tell you which one.

A strong "chlorine" smell doesn't necessarily mean too much chlorine. Testing tells you what's actually going on.

Florida pools lose water to evaporation every day. A drop that keeps happening faster than that needs documenting, and possibly a leak specialist.

Weak flow from the returns usually starts with something simple, like full baskets or a dirty filter, but can point to equipment problems.

Filters load up fastest in Florida's debris and rain. The right cleaning schedule depends on your filter, your pool and the manufacturer's guidance.

A salt system that isn't keeping up can be a settings, water, flow or equipment issue. Testing and observation narrow it down.

Stains have many causes: metals, organic debris, water balance or the surface itself. The surface material decides what's safe to do.

White crusty buildup at the waterline is calcium scale. Routine waterline care slows it; heavy scale needs a material-aware approach.

Storms fill pools with debris and change the water fast. The first job is an assessment: debris, clarity, readings and the equipment area.

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