DIY ADVICE

The inside of a spa is typically cleaned using non-abrasive, spa-specific cleaners. These cleaners are designed to remove dirt, oils, and other residues from the spa’s surfaces without causing damage. It’s important to avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could scratch or deteriorate the spa’s finish. Consult with a professional or refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure you are using the appropriate cleaning products for your specific spa model.

Preparing your pool for equipment installation is simple. Clear the area, provide access to connections, and share details about your setup. Poolwerx can perform a site check to confirm requirements. Then, sit back and relax while our experts handle the rest with care and precision.

Your pool cleaning needs will vary depending on a range of factors, however, generally a thorough pool clean would include skimming debris, brushing pool walls, pool vacuuming (if required) balancing pH levels with chemicals, and cleaning your pool filter to keep your equipment operating smoothly. Chat with a Poolwerx team member for tailored advice.

Proper pool filter installation as well as regular maintenance includes cleaning the filter media, checking for clogs, and ensuring proper water flow. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific care instructions.

Changing the light in your inground pool requires caution and expertise. At Poolwerx, our qualified professionals handle the process. They turn off the power supply, remove the light fixture, replace the bulb, and then reinstall it securely, ensuring your pool remains safely illuminated.