We will first check the salt levels of your swimming pool.

The salt water levels for a salt system must remain at the correct level or chlorine will not be produced.

A lack of chlorine will cause bacteria growth to develop and lead to murky and even green water.

Our experts will also check the pH levels of your pool salt water system. The pH level of salt systems runs higher than traditional chlorine pools and should remain between 7.4 and 7.8.

If we see your pH is not at the level it should be, we will treat the pool with muriatic acid to make sure the pH levels return to normal.

Cyanuric acid is added to a salt system to stabilize and condition the water. These levels should be checked a few times a year so the acid can condition the water and protect the chlorine from being dissipated by the sun.

One of the most important aspects of a pool salt water system is its salt cell. The salt cell will not produce chlorine when calcium buildup is present.

We will carefully inspect your salt cell and ensure it is not clogged with buildup so your swimming pool can be properly chlorinated.

We will also check the filtration system in your pool salt water system to make sure it is keeping your swimming pool water pristinely clean.

When a filter is not cleaning properly, algae growth can overtake the pool.