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Green Pool? Here Is How We Get It Back to Blue

A green pool looks hopeless but usually is not. Here is the green-to-clean process and how fast you can swim again.

Why pools turn green

Green is algae blooming in water that lost its chlorine and balance. Once free chlorine drops and the sun warms the water, algae can take over in a day or two. It is a chemistry problem, not a structural one.

The green-to-clean process

We remove heavy debris, shock the water, add algaecide, then run filtration hard — often around the clock — while rebalancing pH and alkalinity. As dead algae filters out, the water clears from green to cloudy to blue.

How long it takes

Most pools are swimmable again within three to five days, depending on severity. From there, weekly service keeps it from ever happening again.

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