Post-Storm Cleanup
Post-Storm Clean-Up restores your pool after monsoons, haboobs, and other storms bring debris, dirt, and chemistry disruption to your pool
What This Service Includes
Remove heavy debris
Vacuum bottom
Brush walls and steps
Shock or sanitize
Balance chemistry
Backwash or clean filter
Inspect equipment for damage
When You Need This Service
After monsoon winds
After haboob storms
When pool is full of leaves/dirt
When water turns cloudy
When equipment strain increases
Our Diagnosis-First Approach
Before performing any service, we complete a structured diagnosis:
Assess debris load
Test chemistry
Evaluate filter pressure
Clear circulation path
Restore clarity
Pricing
Post-Storm Cleanup pricing depends on debris volume but expect to pay between $125 and $399
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How soon should I schedule a Post-Storm Cleanup?
As soon as possible. Debris left in the pool can clog skimmers, restrict circulation, stain surfaces, and create conditions that allow algae to develop. Prompt cleanup helps prevent minor storm impacts from becoming larger water quality issues.
Q: Will a monsoon or haboob affect my pool chemistry?
Yes. Heavy rain, dust, dirt, and organic debris can dilute sanitizer levels, alter pH, increase chlorine demand, and introduce contaminants that affect water clarity. Water testing and rebalancing are often necessary after significant storms.
Q: Do I need a filter cleaning after a storm?
Not always, but severe storms can load filters with dirt, dust, and debris much faster than normal. During the cleanup, we evaluate filter pressure and condition to determine whether cleaning or backwashing is recommended.
Q: My pool is cloudy after a storm, is that normal?
Yes. Wind-blown dust, dirt, pollen, and organic matter commonly cause cloudy water after monsoon activity. Most pools can be restored quickly with proper debris removal, filtration, and chemical balancing.
Q: How can I reduce storm damage to my pool in the future?
Before major storms, lowering the water level slightly (when appropriate), emptying baskets, securing loose items around the pool area, and maintaining proper sanitizer levels can help reduce cleanup requirements afterward.