In Florida, algae can develop quickly, especially during hot weather and periods of heavy rain.

Common causes of green pool water include low chlorine levels, unbalanced water chemistry, poor circulation, filtration problems, heavy rainfall, excessive debris, or a pool that has gone without proper maintenance.

Addressing the problem early can help prevent the algae from becoming more difficult to treat.

Yes. Many green and algae-filled pools can be restored without draining the pool.
The treatment required depends on the severity of the algae and what is causing the
problem. We assess the condition of the water, test the chemistry, and determine the
appropriate cleanup process for your pool.
Severe algae problems may require multiple treatments or visits before the water is
completely clear and properly balanced.

There isn’t one answer for every pool.
A mild algae problem may improve relatively quickly, while a dark green or heavily
contaminated pool can require several treatments and additional filtration time.
Pool size, water chemistry, filtration, circulation, weather, and the severity of the algae
can all affect how long the cleanup takes.
We’ll let you know what we find and what to expect based on the condition of your pool.

Not necessarily.
Many green pools can be treated without draining the water. We recommend having the
pool evaluated first so the cause and severity of the algae can be determined before
deciding whether draining is necessary.

Consistent pool maintenance is one of the best ways to help prevent algae from
returning.
Liquid Assets Pool Services also provides weekly pool cleaning and maintenance to
help keep your water properly balanced, your pool clean, and potential problems
identified before they become bigger issues.