Pool Opening & Closing

Closing: Yes, Even in Mississippi

Pine Belt winters are mild, but “mild” still means freeze warnings, months of falling leaves, and water that sits mostly unattended. A proper closing protects the investment sitting on your equipment pad:

• Full chemistry balance so water doesn’t corrode or scale all winter
• Water level adjusted for the season
• Filter deep-cleaned so it isn’t marinating in a season’s debris
• Lines and equipment protected against freeze events
• Final cleaning so spring doesn’t start with fall’s leaves

Opening: Swim-Ready, Not Just Uncovered

A good opening is the difference between swimming in late March and staring at a cloudy pool in May. We reverse the closing process, restart and inspect the equipment, shock and balance the water, and stay on it until it’s genuinely swim-ready, not just “running.” If the water comes off winter green, our algae treatment gets folded right into the opening.

When to Schedule

In our area, most families open between mid-March and mid-April and close between late October and Thanksgiving. The calendar matters less than the trend: open before the water warms enough to feed algae, close after the leaf drop has mostly finished. We’ll help you pick the right week for your yard, and if you’d rather skip the seasonal scramble entirely, year-round weekly service keeps the pool ready in every season.