Cleaning Equipment for Pools

Superior pool care begins with professional pool cleaning equipment. Cleaning supplies are designed specifically for the purpose remove algae and discoloration from walls and debris from the water.

1. Pool Cleaning Brushes 

Brushes come in a variety of materials, shapes, and sizes so be sure to have the right brush for the job. Stainless steel or a combination of bristle materials are available, as are brushes constructed of nylon bristles or poly bristles. Use the proper brush for the right surface material to avoid damaging the pool. Consider pool cleaning brushes with telescoping poles to get a longer reach and smaller brushes for corner work or tight spaces.

2. Pool Skimmers and Debris Baskets

Pool skimmers play a crucial role in a pool’s circulation and filtration. Built-in skimmers and baskets capture debris in surface water and send it to the pump and filter of the pool. Choose the right skimmer for your pool design.

3. Vacuums/Automatic Pool Cleaners

By sucking out debris in the water and sediment from the bottom of the pool, professional pool vacuums function as powerful pool cleaning tools.

• Robotic cleaners filter water using a built-in motor to move and suction. Despite being the most expensive option, robotic pool cleaners prolong the life of the swimming pool pump and filter.
• Pressure cleaners collect debris in a bag using water returned from a booster pump, whereas suction cleaners attach to the skimmer or suction line and use the pool’s main pump and filter.

4. Swimming Pool Leaf Rakes

Leaf rakes are another essential tool for removing leaves and debris from water. These leaf rakes have a pool net attached to a telescopic pole, allowing them to reach all depths in the pool. Despite their common use, professional pool technicians know how to effectively use them.