A pool is only enjoyable if the water is clear and the equipment is running the way it should, and that takes consistent attention, especially through a Little Rock summer. Arkansas heat and pollen load water with algae spores and debris fast, which means a pool that goes two or three weeks without service can turn cloudy or green quickly. Pool Pros runs weekly maintenance routes across the metro and handles equipment repair, leak detection, seasonal openings and closings, and algae recovery for pools we maintain and for pools we've never touched before.
Our maintenance technicians are trained on the same water chemistry and equipment standards regardless of who built your pool originally, so switching to Pool Pros from another service company or from DIY maintenance is a simple handoff. We test and balance chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and stabilizer on every visit, keep a service log so you can see exactly what was done, and flag equipment issues before they turn into a failed pump or a cracked heater exchanger.
Below are our two most-requested maintenance services with dedicated pages, plus three more ways we keep Little Rock-area pools running clean and trouble-free year-round.
Our Most-Requested Maintenance Services
Weekly Pool Cleaning & Maintenance
Consistent weekly service — skimming, brushing, vacuuming, and water chemistry testing and balancing.
Learn MorePool Equipment Repair
Diagnosis and repair for pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, and automation.
Learn MoreLeak Detection & Repair
A pool that's losing more than a quarter-inch of water a day beyond normal evaporation usually has a leak somewhere in the shell, plumbing, or equipment pad. We track it down using dye testing at suspect fittings and return lines, pressure testing the plumbing to isolate a section, and a full visual inspection of the pad for weeping fittings or cracked unions. Once we've located the source, we repair it directly, whether that's a cracked skimmer throat, a failed O-ring, or a plumbing line that needs to be re-routed or spliced. Catching a leak early matters in Arkansas clay soil, since prolonged water loss around the shell can undermine decking and cause settling that's far more expensive to fix than the original leak.
Pool Opening & Closing
Central Arkansas gets real freezes most winters, and pool equipment and plumbing that isn't properly closed down can crack when water freezes inside a pipe or pump housing. Our closing service blows out and plugs plumbing lines, drops water level appropriately, adds winterizing chemicals, and covers the pool for the off-season. In spring, our opening service removes the cover, cleans up whatever settled over winter, restarts and re-primes equipment, and rebalances water chemistry so you're ready to swim instead of fighting a green pool in May. Both services are scheduled around typical central Arkansas freeze timing, generally late fall for closing and early-to-mid spring for opening.
Green Pool Recovery & Algae Treatment
A green pool almost always means an algae bloom, usually from a stretch of missed maintenance, a chemical imbalance, or a filter that isn't keeping up. We bring a green pool back with a shock treatment sized to the severity of the bloom, brushing to break up algae clinging to the walls and floor, and a filtration run to clear the dead algae from the water, often followed by a second balancing visit once the water has cleared. Recovery timing depends on how far gone the pool is: a light green can clear in a day or two, while a heavily clouded, dark green pool can take the better part of a week of active treatment. Once clear, we can set you up on a maintenance plan so it doesn't happen again.
Why Homeowners Choose Pool Pros
- Same technician on your route most weeks, so they know your pool's quirks
- Detailed service logs so you can see exactly what was tested and done
- Equipment repair crews who can fix what maintenance visits uncover, same company
- Closing and opening timed to actual central Arkansas freeze patterns
How Service Visits Work
Call
Reach out by phone, text, or our contact form and tell us about your pool or project.
On-Site Assessment
We walk your property, take measurements, and talk through options and pricing in person.
We Do the Work
Our crews handle construction, renovation, or service on the schedule we agreed to.
Final Walkthrough
We walk the finished job with you, answer questions, and make sure you're satisfied.
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Also serving: Bryant, Maumelle, Jacksonville, Cabot, Alexander, Mayflower, and Searcy.
Maintenance & Repair Questions
Most Little Rock-area pools do best on a weekly service visit during swim season, April through September, since heat and pollen load the water fast. We offer weekly, bi-weekly, and one-time service depending on what your pool and schedule need.
Every visit includes skimming, brushing, vacuuming as needed, emptying skimmer and pump baskets, testing and balancing water chemistry, and a visual check of your equipment pad for anything starting to fail.
Most leaks are found in a single visit using dye testing, pressure testing the plumbing lines, and a visual equipment pad inspection. Harder-to-find structural leaks occasionally need a follow-up visit with specialized listening equipment.