Use a pool skimmer net to remove leaves and debris from the water surface daily.
Brush the pool walls and floor thoroughly to prevent algae buildup.
Vacuum the pool floor using a manual or automatic pool vacuum.
Test the water using a pool water testing kit to check pH, chlorine, and alkalinity.
Adjust the pH level using pH increaser or decreaser to maintain a range of 7.2–7.6.
Add chlorine tablets to the dispenser or skimmer to maintain proper sanitizer levels.
Empty and clean the skimmer and pump baskets to ensure proper water flow.
Backwash the filter if using a sand or DE filter, or clean cartridge filters as needed.
Add algaecide according to the product instructions if algae is present or as a preventative.
Shock the pool weekly with a chlorine shock treatment to eliminate contaminants.
Inspect the pool pump, filter, and heater for leaks or unusual noises.
Ensure the water level is halfway up the skimmer opening and top off if low.
Run the pool pump for at least 8 hours daily to circulate and filter the water.
Clean the pool tiles with a brush to prevent calcium buildup and staining.
Check for visible signs of wear or damage on hoses, fittings, and seals.
Store pool chemicals in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Use gloves and eye protection when handling pool chemicals to avoid injury.
Keep the pool cover clean and remove it carefully to avoid debris falling in.
Rinse off pool tools after use to prevent chemical buildup and corrosion.
Record water test results and maintenance actions in a log for tracking.
