Services
Pool Services
Cleaning, repair, renovation and troubleshooting for pools in Bridgeport and the surrounding towns, handled by the owner on every job.
Pool Cleaning & Maintenance in Bridgeport
Skimming, brushing, vacuuming and filter checks on a set schedule so the pool stays clear between visits.
What's included
- Skimming and net debris removal
- Wall and tile brushing
- Vacuuming pool floor
- Filter cleaning and backwash
- Skimmer and pump basket emptying
- Equipment checked each visit
Regular maintenance is what keeps a pool from turning into a project. I skim, brush and vacuum on each visit, check the filter and baskets, and look over the pump and equipment while I'm there so small issues get caught before they turn into repairs.
Every pool is different depending on trees nearby, how much it's used, and the equipment installed, so the visit gets built around what your pool actually needs rather than a generic checklist.
Pool Equipment Repair in Bridgeport
Pumps, filters, heaters and controls checked and fixed at the cause, not just reset and sent on their way.
What's included
- Pump diagnosis and repair
- Filter repair and replacement parts
- Heater troubleshooting
- Control panel and automation issues
- Motor and seal replacement
- Salt system and chlorinator checks
When equipment is acting up, I want to know why before I start swapping parts. That means checking pressure, flow, wiring and settings so the fix actually addresses what's wrong instead of covering it up for a few weeks.
Most equipment problems show up as a pool that isn't heating, isn't clearing up, or is running loud or rough. I'll walk through what's happening, take a look at the pad, and give you a straight answer on what it needs.
Pool Renovations in Bridgeport
Full renovations from plaster and tile to equipment upgrades, managed start to finish by me on site.
What's included
- Resurfacing and plaster work
- Tile and coping replacement
- Equipment upgrades during renovation
- Project scheduling and sequencing
- On-site oversight throughout
- Final pool startup and balancing
A renovation is more than one job stacked on another, so I run it as one project. That means sequencing the work, staying on top of the schedule, and being on site so nothing gets missed between trades.
The goal is a pool that looks new and runs right when it's done, not just patched up cosmetically. I keep customers informed as the work moves along so there are no surprises at the end.
Leak Detection & Troubleshooting in Bridgeport
Water loss traced to its actual source in the shell, plumbing or equipment before any digging or repair starts.
What's included
- Water loss testing
- Plumbing line pressure checks
- Shell and structural inspection
- Equipment pad leak checks
- Dye testing at fittings and lights
- Findings explained before repair
Losing water doesn't always mean a leak in the pool itself, it can be the plumbing, a fitting, or evaporation. I work through it methodically, checking the shell, lines and equipment pad to narrow down where it's actually coming from.
Once I know the source, I'll explain what's going on and what it takes to fix, so you're not paying to chase the wrong problem.
Water Chemistry & Care in Bridgeport
Chlorine, pH and alkalinity tested and adjusted so the water stays balanced and safe to swim in.
What's included
- Chlorine and pH testing
- Alkalinity and hardness balancing
- Algae prevention treatment
- Shock treatment when needed
- Salt system level checks
- Adjustments made on site
Balanced water isn't a one-time thing, it shifts with weather, use and season, so I test and adjust on each visit rather than guessing. That keeps the water clear and comfortable and protects the plaster and equipment from chemical damage.
If a pool has gotten cloudy or started growing algae, I'll bring it back into balance and get ahead of what's causing it, not just treat the symptom for a week.
New Homeowner Pool Inspections in Bridgeport
A full look at the pool and equipment you've just inherited, so you know what you're dealing with before summer.
What's included
- Full equipment pad review
- Pump, filter and heater check
- Plumbing and valve inspection
- Shell and surface condition check
- Water chemistry test
- Plain explanation of what needs work
Buying a house with a pool means inheriting whatever the last owner did or didn't keep up with. I go through the equipment pad, plumbing and shell so you know exactly what condition it's actually in.
From there I'll lay out what's working, what needs attention now, and what can wait, so you're not caught off guard the first time you try to open it up.
How It Works
Three steps, no pressure
1
Call or message
Tell me what's going on with the pool, whether it's routine cleaning, something broken, or a pool you just inherited with the house.
2
I take a look
I come out and see the pool and equipment myself so I know exactly what's needed before any work starts.
3
The work
I do the job on site, keep you informed as it goes, and leave the pool running the way it should.