Aqua Blue Pool Service

Aqua Blue Pool Service Family owned pool maintenance business serving Indian River & Northern St. Lucie counties. Phone: (772) 978-5870 Our motto: Quality and Dependability.

We are a family owned and operated pool cleaning and maintenance service. Because we believe you deserve the best! Our Owners are Mack & Theresa Fowler and Keith & Crystal Fowler

What's included In Weekly Service:

1) Balancing of the chlorine to control water born pathogens and pH. Alkalinity tested monthly. All chemicals are included; there is no hidden chemical cost.

2) We add an algae preven

tative to inhibit algae growth.

3) We vacuum out your pool, as needed with a Hammerhead vacuum.

4) We brush your pool walls to control algae.

5) We brush tiles and use special soap if needed.

6) We net and skim out the pool and empty all the skimmer baskets.

7) We add water to the pool, if needed. Monthly, we take out your pool filter and clean it. We are also licensed and insured to repair and do any necessary maintenance to your pool equipment i.e. repairing/replacing: pumps, motors, filters, chlorinators, pressure gauges, o-rings, and leaks in the piping around the equipment

Not Included:

1) Chemicals needed for initial balancing.

2) Extra chemicals needed due to leak or storm clean-up.

3) Chemicals or procedures needed to remove stains.

4) Phosphate treatments.

5)Any Special repairs and maintenance done to the pool.

09/04/2019

We have been blessed to miss most of hurricane Dorian. Although, due to Dorian, we are behind on pool service this week. We are back to work today and we are working to get them back to normal as soon as possible!

08/07/2017

Pre Hurricane Tips for Your Swimming Pool

7. If you have one, protect your screen enclosure. The best way to protect a screen enclosure is to remove some panels on opposite sides of the cage. By removing them, they can be replaced after the storm. If you can’t remove them, then slice them with a knife. It is better to replace the panels than to find your screen enclosure laying in your pool after the storm.

07/31/2017

Pre Hurricane Tips for Your Swimming Pool

6. Add some extra chlorine to the pool. Several inches of rain and leaves and branches can make a pool look like a swamp. Adding some extra chlorine can help to minimize this.

07/24/2017

Pre Hurricane Tips for Your Swimming Pool

5. Do not cover the pool. A cover will not keep debris out of the pool. Large branches and other flying objects will pe*****te the cover and still enter the pool, and your expensive pool cover will be ruined.

07/17/2017

Pre Hurricane Tips for Your Swimming Pool

4. Remove all lose items around the pool. Loose items include skimmer lids, toys, furniture, or anything that could become a projectile in a storm. All of these items should be brought inside during a storm. The last place to protect furniture is to place it in the pool. Furniture in the pool can damage the pool finish and cause staining.

07/10/2017

Pre Hurricane Tips for Your Swimming Pool

3. Do not drain the pool. Removing water from the pool increases its chance of floating. This is when the hydrostatic pressure of the ground water can cause the pool to pop up out of the ground. If the pool pops up just six inches it will snap every piece of plumbing going to and from the pool. Pools are designed to drain into their surrounding territory. The best thing to do is to leave them alone till after the storm. Remember, it is easier to remove water from the pool after the storm than to add it. And it is also cheaper.

07/05/2017

“If you don’t know where you’re going, you’re likely to end up someplace else.” - Yogi Berra

07/03/2017

Pre Hurricane Tips for Your Swimming Pool
2. Wrap and protect pool equipment. Wrapping your pool pump in plastic is a great way to keep blowing sand from entering into the motor, and it can also help to protect it from flooding.

06/28/2017

Pre Hurricane Tips for Your Swimming Pool
1. Turn off the power to the pool equipment. Letting the pump run during a storm will allow the pump to suck in rain and blowing sand into the pump motor. This can cause irreparable damage to the pump. The best thing to do is shut off the power at the breaker so there is no chance of it coming back on until after the storm.

It's a great day to be in Florida!
11/16/2016

It's a great day to be in Florida!

09/29/2016

This is one thing that we will not get out of a pool when cleaning it! Haha

Address

P. O. Box 690596
Vero Beach, FL
32966

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(772)9785870

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