Seasonal care
Open the pool, keep it clean, and catch problems early.
Northern winters make seasonal pool care matter. Galleo opens pools, checks the system, adds startup chemicals, balances water, and handles weekly maintenance so small problems do not derail swim season.
Open the pool with the system checked, not guessed.
A pool opening includes removing the cover, reassembling equipment, adding startup chemicals, and checking the system so water level, chemical level, and equipment operation are ready for the season.
That first visit should answer the practical question every homeowner has in spring: is the pool actually ready to use, or is something going to become a problem as soon as the weather turns?
Keep the weekly routine simple.
Weekly maintenance includes brushing the pool walls, checking and balancing chemicals, emptying baskets, backwashing the filter, vacuuming, and skimming.
If a repair is pending, the homeowner is informed during the weekly visit, which keeps maintenance from becoming a silent list of unresolved issues.
How it goes
From the first call to a cleaner next step.
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Open
Remove the cover, reassemble equipment, add startup chemicals, and check the system.
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Balance
Bring water and chemical levels into a usable range.
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Maintain
Brush, skim, vacuum, backwash, and empty baskets on a regular schedule.
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Flag repairs
Let the homeowner know when a repair needs attention.
FAQ
Opening and Maintenance questions before you call
What should I mention when I need my pool opened?
Tell us when you want the pool ready, the cover condition, what the water looked like when it was closed, and whether the equipment is assembled.
What is included in weekly maintenance?
Weekly maintenance can include wall brushing, chemical checks and balancing, basket emptying, filter backwashing, vacuuming, skimming, and repair notifications.
Start here
Need opening and maintenance?
Tell us where the pool is, what is happening, and when you need it ready.