Pool Filter Cleaning in Fort Bend County
A dirty filter makes your pump work harder and lets the water go cloudy. We take it apart, clean it, check it for wear and put it back together.
Your Filter Does More Than You Think
All the water in your pool runs through the filter. It catches dirt, pollen, dead algae and anything else too small for the skimmer.
When it fills up, water moves slower, the pump strains and the chemicals can't do their job. That's when you start to see cloudy water.
Weekly customers get the filter checked every visit and cleaned when it needs it. We also clean filters for pools we don't service every week.
Signs Your Filter Needs Cleaning
If you see one of these, it's time.
High pressure
The gauge reads about 8 to 10 PSI above its normal clean reading.
Weak flow
The jets push less water than they used to.
Cloudy water
The water looks dull or hazy, even with good chemicals.
After a storm or a green pool
Storm junk and dead algae fill a filter fast.
When We Clean a Filter, We
- Turn off the system and let out the pressure
- Take the filter apart
- Hose off the cartridges
- Check for tears, cracks and worn parts
- Check the lid seal and o-ring
- Put it back together and check the pressure
Reviews
What Customers Say
“Experienced and very professional in the work they do.”
“Very professional and trustworthy company. They have been keeping my pool spotless for months and I couldn't be happier with the results.”
“My pool always looks crystal clear and they never miss a visit.”
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Weekly Pool Cleaning
Same day every week. We clean it, test it, balance it and check your equipment.
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Pumps, motors, heaters, salt cells, automation and leaks. Price first, then we fix it.
Learn moreChemical Balancing
We test the water and add only what your pool needs. Chemical-only plans too.
Learn moreFilter Cleaning Near You
We offer filter cleaning in these Fort Bend County towns:
- Richmond
- Sugar Land
- Katy
- Rosenberg
- Missouri City
- Fulshear
- Cinco Ranch
- Sienna
- Pecan Grove
- Stafford
- Fresno
- New Territory
FAQ
Filter Cleaning Questions
How often should a pool filter be cleaned?
It depends on your pool, your trees and the season. Many pools need a full clean a few times a year, and more after big storms or a green pool. Watch the pressure gauge. When it reads 8 to 10 PSI over the clean reading, it's time.
When should filter cartridges be replaced?
When the pleats are torn or flat, the end caps crack, or they won't come clean anymore. We check them every time we clean the filter and tell you when they're worn out.
Can I clean my own filter?
You can. Turn the pump off, open the air valve to let out the pressure, then take it apart and hose off the cartridges. If anything looks torn or cracked, call us.
Does a dirty filter cause cloudy water?
It's one of the most common causes. A full filter can't catch the small stuff, so it stays in the water. Chemicals can be part of it too, so we check both.
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