Pool Cleaning in Harvey, LA

Harvey has a mix of 1970s and 1980s pools and newer builds, and that split defines most of our work here. Older gunite pools in Bellemeade and Cedar Grove often have aging plaster and original equipment, so they need careful calcium and pH management to protect the shell, plus honest advice about which parts are worth repairing. Newer pools usually have variable-speed pumps and salt systems that mostly need correct programming and cell care.

Wind is a real factor near the canal. Debris blows in constantly, which means baskets fill faster and surface skimming matters more than in sheltered yards. Pools with screened or partly shaded decks also tend to grow mustard algae on the shady walls, so brushing every single visit is not optional here.

Every weekly visit includes skimming, deep brushing of walls, steps and tanning ledges, vacuuming as needed, skimmer and pump basket cleanout, filter backwash or rinse on schedule, and a full chemical balance with all chemicals included. You get a photo and reading report by text the same day.

We also handle green-to-clean recoveries, which in Harvey often follow a failed pump on an older pad, and full equipment repair including pump and motor swaps, cartridge and DE filter rebuilds, multiport valve service, salt cell replacement, heater diagnostics, timer and automation work, LED light retrofits and PVC leak repair. If you would rather clean the pool yourself, our chemicals-only plan keeps the water chemistry handled weekly.

A lot of Harvey pads still run single-speed pumps that were installed decades ago. When one fails, we give you real numbers both ways. A variable-speed replacement usually pays for itself within about two summers of Louisiana run times, but if the motor is healthy and the issue is a seal or a gasket, we will say so and fix the cheap part instead.