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Large, well-used public pools in hotels, sports, centers, and gyms require strict maintenance scheduling and thorough inspection. We work closely with establishments to create customized maintenance scheduling that also ensures that all Australian Safety Standards are being met. This usually includes items that need addressing such as bather loads, budget, pool specifications, and heating impacts, and can also depend on other factors such as the season and location of the pool.
Commercial Pool Maintenance FAQ
The frequency of vacuuming a commercial pool depends on several factors, including the size of the pool, the number of swimmers, and the surrounding environment. However, as a general rule of thumb, a commercial pool should be vacuumed at least once a week to keep it clean and clear of debris.
If the pool is located in an area with a lot of vegetation or near a construction site, more frequent vacuuming may be necessary. Additionally, during peak usage periods or after events, the pool may need to be vacuumed more frequently to maintain optimal water clarity and quality.
It’s also essential to perform regular maintenance and repairs on the pool’s filtration system to ensure that it is working correctly. A well-functioning filtration system can significantly reduce the amount of debris in the pool, making vacuuming more efficient and effective.
The cost of maintaining a large pool can vary widely depending on several factors, such as the size of the pool, the location of the facility, and the level of maintenance required of aquatic facilities. Here are some of the prices of the typical costs associated with the operation and maintaining a large commercial pool:
- Chemicals: Commercial pools require a consistent balance of chemicals to ensure the water remains safe and clear. The cost of chemicals can vary depending on the type and amount required, but on average, a large commercial pool can expect to spend around $200-$500 per month on chemicals.
- Cleaning: A large pool needs regular cleaning to remove debris and prevent algae growth. The cost of cleaning can vary depending on the size of the pool, the frequency of cleaning required, and the type of cleaning equipment used. On average, a large commercial pool can expect to spend around $100-$500 per month on cleaning services.
- Equipment maintenance: Commercial pools typically require regular maintenance on equipment such as pumps, filters, and heaters. The cost of maintenance can vary depending on the type and age of the equipment, but on average, a large commercial pool can expect to spend around $200-$500 per month on equipment maintenance.
- Staffing: Depending on the size and complexity of the pool, you may need to hire staff to manage operations, including lifeguards and maintenance personnel. The cost of staffing can vary widely depending on the location and level of experience required.
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