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Pool services in Cape Town

About Frank and Pool 911

Hi there, I am Frank from Pool 911. Thank you for taking the time to view my website. My family has been in the pool industry for almost 30 years. My dad ran a pool shop in Fish Hoek, my brother operates South Peninsula Pool Services in the deep south and I started Pool 911 in 2018. What I love about the pool industry is, well what’s not to like. You get to work outside, meet new people from all walks of life and help keep your customers’ pools blue and safe to swim in. I especially love green pools. The greener the better. As far as pools go, nothing is more rewarding than watching the transformation of your swimming pool go from green to blue. My approach to swimming pool care is to stick to the basics. Keep chemicals to a minimum and educate customers about pool care. If you want someone you can trust, and you want to save money, then please contact Pool 911 for pool services in Cape Town.

083 289 9056

frank@pool911.co.za

BUY FROM OUR ONLINE SHOP

R175-00 (Excludes chemicals)

What I do
Check the pool equipment.
Skim the pool surface.
Net the leaves from the pool.
Brush the walls and floor.
Vacuum if necessary.
Empty the pump and skimmer baskets.
Check water chemistry.
Add chemicals.
Backwash and rinse.
Clean chlorinator cell.

What you need to do
Top up the pool.
Report any problems to me.

R265-00 (Excludes chemicals)

What I do
Check the pool equipment.
Skim the pool surface.
Net the leaves from the pool.
Backwash and rinse.
Brush the walls and floor.
Vacuum if necessary.
Empty the pump and skimmer baskets.
Check water chemistry.
Add chemicals.
Clean chlorinator cell.

What you need to do
Top up the pool.
Net the leaves.
Empty the baskets.
Report any problems to me.

All repair work from plumbing, to installations of pumps, filters, heat pumps, chlorinators and repairing of leaking pipes and fittings.

The green to blue process requires the correction of the water chemistry, shocking, treating the water with an algaecide, settling of the dead algae to the floor, and then vacuuming out to waste.

If you are buying a house, it is a good idea to have the swimming pool and pool equipment inspected for leaking fittings, pipes and possible suction leaks. This could be very costly for the buyer if there are issues.

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CONTACT FRANK TODAY ON 083 289 9056 FOR POOL SERVICES IN CAPE TOWN – OR SEND US YOUR ENQUIRY AND WE’LL GET BACK TO YOU.