Pool Safety Certificates

With more swimmers, your pool needs extra care to stay safe and clean. Regular pool maintenance is essential to prevent harmful germs and bacteria from taking over. Before the pool party, make sure to balance the water with the right chemicals. A balanced pool is less likely to become a breeding ground for bacteria. Don’t forget to clear out leaves and debris from both the pool and its surrounding areas. Having a clean pool before every party can save you time and money in the long run. Let Pool Wizard take care of the hard work so you can enjoy a worry-free pool party!

Absolutely! After hosting a pool party, your pool has probably seen more swimmers than usual. Once the festivities are over, it’s important to give your pool some post-party TLC. Here’s how to get started: Tidy Up Pool Equipment: Put back any items that were moved or used during the party. Skim the Surface: Remove leaves, insects, and any debris floating on the water. Check Skimmer and Pump Baskets: Empty out any collected debris to ensure proper filtration. Test and Balance the Water: Use the correct chemicals to ensure safe and clean water. Shock Treatment: Apply a shock treatment to eliminate bacteria and other contaminants. Let Pool Wizard handle the post-party cleanup for you! Our expert technicians will ensure your pool is pristine and safe just how it should be!

Start preparing your pool at least a week in advance. This gives you enough time to test and balance the water chemistry, clean the pool thoroughly, and address any pool maintenance issues. If you notice any problems, such as algae growth or pool equipment malfunctions, you'll have enough time to resolve them before your guests arrive.

Yes, running the filter during the party helps keep the water clean and circulated. Ensure the filter is cleaned and in good working condition before the event. This will help remove any contaminants introduced by swimmers and maintain water clarity.

No, you should wait at least 24 hours after a shock treatment before swimming. Follow the instructions on the shock treatment product for safe usage. Some products may have specific guidelines on how long to wait before swimming. Always test the water before allowing anyone to enter the pool to ensure chlorine levels have returned to a safe range.