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Pool cleaning in The Hammocks, FL

Planned community lakes, black olive and ficus litter, and the most open storm exposure in West Kendall.

A pool behind a villa in The Hammocks backing onto a community lake

Ficus and black olive, all year

The street trees through the Hammocks are mostly ficus and black olive, and both of them shed something almost every month. Black olive is the annoying one. The little fruit stains concrete decking purple and it stains plaster if it sits, and the leaf litter is small enough to slip past a coarse net and into the pump basket.

That means the pump pot matters more here than the skimmer basket. Small leaf debris passes the skimmer and packs the pump basket, and a packed pump basket starves the motor. We clear both every visit and we listen to the pump before we leave, because cavitation from a clogged basket is audible long before the motor fails.

Cage pools in a planned community

Nearly every pool out here is caged, which keeps the workload sane, and nearly every one is a similar size and shape because the subdivisions were built in runs. That predictability is good for you. We know roughly what your pool takes before we ever pull up, so the quote we give on the phone is usually the quote you get.

Association rules vary block to block on service hours and on where equipment can sit. We work inside them. If yours restricts weekend service or requires a gate code through a call box, tell us up front and we will slot you into a weekday route.

Open sky means storm exposure

There is very little mature canopy out here and very little to break the wind. Summer storms hit these yards straight on, and the run off from a large screened deck all lands in one place. After a heavy afternoon you can watch total alkalinity and free chlorine both drop on the same test.

The practical version: in July and August we plan on a shock dose after any week with two or more heavy storms, and we would rather add it than watch the pool turn. A shock treatment costs a few dollars of chlorine. A green recovery costs $350 to $700 and takes three to five days of your summer.

Get a price for your The Hammocks pool

Cross streets and rough pool size is enough. We will tell you the weekly number and which day of the week that area gets serviced.

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