Why is the pool water cloudy? Swim Right Pool Service & Repair contractors explain
Swimming pools require a lot of work — that is a fact. When you work with a swimming pool contractor from Swim Right Pool Service & Repair you will only have to bother yourself with minimal pool maintenance because your pool contractor will do the heavy lifting. If you go out to your pool and wonder why is the pool water cloudy? it is an issue you will want to have addressed as soon as possible. If you work with a pool contractor, the chances of this happening are minimal, but can still occasionally occur.
Cloudy or milky looking water could arise because of a problem with the disinfection system or because of poor water circulation.
Why is the pool water cloudy?
What will your pool contractor do to address the issue?
- Low levels of disinfectant in the water can lead to cloudy water; he will check the levels.
- He will check to make certain the pump is working correctly.
- Strainers and the filter will be checked to assure they are not clogged.
- The cloudy look could be caued by air bubbles. Bubbles can get into the water if the lid on the strainer is loose and is aerating the water.
- All of the pool chemicals will be tested and balanced, if necessary, to assure the chemical ratio isn’t causing the issue.
When you work with a swimming pool service contractor, your work on the pool will be minimal — skimming debris and perhaps adding chlorine after the swim day is done — but you should pay attention to any changes in the pool and contact a pool service contractor if you don’t know what’s caused the change or don’t know how to address it.
Working with a pool contractor relieves a lot of stress about pool maintenance, but you are still your best advocate for the pool and will likely be the first to notice if something is amiss.
