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To ensure effective community pool maintenance, balance the water with chemicals, brush up the sides, and vacuum the bottom of the pool during your weekly pool service. Make sure to visit the pool once a week in season,  and especially during the pool opening and closing seasons.

Homeowners Association (HOA) Semi-Public Pool
Management and Operation in Accordance with Board of Health Regulations 

Required CPO to balance water with chemicals, brush up sides, vacuum floor, and record a chemical log four times a day in line with board of health requirements for community pool maintenance and semi-public pools. 

This is  necessary  for pool operation with semi and public pools in Massachusetts. Please note that BOH fees are not included.

To prepare for the season, start with community pool maintenance by opening the pool, draining any residual water, power washing the surfaces, and filling it with fresh water. After that, balance the chemicals to ensure everything is safe and ready for use. This is an important step in your pool opening closing routine, and consider scheduling a weekly pool service to keep it in top shape throughout the summer.

To winterize your community pool, make sure to drain down below the lines and blow out the piping. This is an essential step in your pool opening and closing procedures, and it’s often included in our weekly pool service.

We can  supply all of the Pool Chemicals

When you commission us to care for your pool, we supply all the chemicals including chlorine tablets and granules, algaecide, ‘shock’, ph increaser, ph and alkalinity rescuer and test strips. Our suppliers include Dohenys and Holbrookes ensuring that everything you need is readily available.

Orders can be placed by calling 508 332 9826 or by email and we arrange delivery to your property intime for your service techs arrival.