Professional Pool Cleaning Services in Weatherford, TX

Shocking works better when your pool is clean. We vacuum debris off the bottom, brush the walls, and clean your filter before shocking so the chemicals can attack algae and bacteria instead of wasting energy on leaves and dirt.

Different types of shock do different jobs. Calcium hypochlorite is our go-to for most situations—it’s powerful, affordable, and raises both chlorine and calcium levels. Dichlor works better for vinyl pools or when you need to shock during the day. Non-chlorine shock oxidizes organic waste without raising chlorine levels, which helps when your chlorine is already high but your water still looks dull.

Green pools need shock treatment over several days. One massive dose sometimes clears it, but usually we shock heavily on day one, brush and vacuum dead algae on day two, shock again, and repeat until the water clears completely. Trying to do it all at once just wastes shock that can’t penetrate through thick algae.

Weatherford pools during summer often need twice-weekly shocking. Temperatures above 90 degrees, daily swimming, and intense sun create conditions where chlorine depletes faster than normal. We adjust our shocking schedule based on what your pool deals with, not just following the same routine every week regardless of conditions.

After storms, your pool needs shocking. Rain adds phosphates and contaminants. Wind blows in dirt and debris. Lightning can actually deplete chlorine. We shock after every significant storm to kill bacteria and oxidize the organic material that washed into your pool.

Chlorine smell means your pool needs shocking, not less chlorine. That strong chemical odor comes from chloramines—combined chlorines that form when chlorine binds to swimmer waste instead of oxidizing it. Shocking breaks apart those chloramines and eliminates the smell by completing the oxidation process regular chlorine couldn’t finish.

We use granular shock that dissolves quickly and starts working immediately. Some companies use tablets or liquid that take longer to distribute evenly. Our shock goes in after sunset, we brush it around to distribute it, run your pump overnight, and by morning your pool is ready to swim in with crystal-clear water.

Salt pools still need shocking. Your salt cell makes chlorine, but it doesn’t make enough to oxidize heavy waste loads or kill algae blooms. We use calcium hypochlorite shock in salt pools to boost chlorine quickly when needed. It won’t harm your salt cell and it works faster than waiting for your system to catch up on its own.

We serve Parker County families who want their pools shocked correctly—at the right time, with the right chemicals, in the right amounts. Whether you’re in Weatherford, Aledo, Brock, or nearby areas, we bring the expertise to keep your water safe and clear through every season.