Regular, scheduled care that keeps the water balanced and the equipment running properly.
Maintenance is what stops small pool problems becoming expensive ones. A pool left to drift swings between cloudy and over-treated, wears its surfaces and pushes its pump and filter harder than it should. SOLVÉ keeps residential pools on a steady schedule: water tested and balanced, equipment checked, cleaning kept on top of, and honest advice when something needs attention.
We test on site at every visit and adjust as needed rather than working from a guess. Sanitiser, pH, alkalinity, stabiliser and — in saltwater pools — salt levels all interact, and getting them sitting in range is what makes water comfortable, clear and easier on surfaces and equipment.
Out-of-range water is behind most of the complaints pool owners have: stinging eyes, a strong chlorine smell, cloudiness that won't clear, and scale or staining on the surfaces.
During a maintenance visit we look over the equipment your pool depends on and flag anything that's struggling before it fails.
Weekly suits busy family pools, heavily shaded pools and peak summer. Fortnightly works well for most Tauranga pools through the warmer months. Monthly is usually enough over winter or for lightly used pools with good covers.
We suggest a frequency after assessing your pool and you can adjust it as the seasons change.
Spring is about bringing the pool back: clearing winter debris, correcting the chemistry, cleaning the filter and getting circulation right before the first warm weekend. Autumn is the reverse — a thorough clean, balanced water and a properly set-up pool going into the cooler months so spring isn't a rescue job.
We don't publish a single fixed price, because pool size, condition, surroundings and the service frequency all change the work involved. We assess your pool, explain what it needs and confirm the ongoing service pricing before anything begins — no surprises afterwards.
Common questions
Yes. Most pools need more attention in summer and less in winter, and we adjust with the season.
Yes. Salt levels, chlorinator output and cell condition are all part of a maintenance visit.
We check equipment and identify problems. If something needs repair or replacement we explain what we've found and the options before anything proceeds.
We explain what we've found, recommend the work required and confirm it with you before starting.
Consider it solved.
We'll assess the pool, recommend a service frequency that suits it and confirm the ongoing pricing before we start.