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Pool Algae Treatment in Grapevine, TX

Algae treatment clears the green, cloudy or slimy growth from a pool and cleans the filter where it often hides. Marina Pool Services removes algae and gets pools looking good again for homeowners in Grapevine and nearby Northeast Tarrant County. Call for a free estimate if your pool has turned green.

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What's included

  • Algae removal
  • Filter cleaning
  • Water balance check
  • Brushing and vacuuming as needed
  • Equipment check for circulation issues
  • Follow-up with weekly service

Signs you need it

  • The water has turned green
  • The water is cloudy or hazy
  • Walls or steps feel slimy
  • You see dark, yellow or green spots
  • The pool smells off
  • Chlorine will not hold

Why did my pool turn green?

Green water is usually algae. It tends to bloom when chlorine is low, the water is out of balance, or circulation and filtration are weak. Heat, rain and heavy use can speed it up. A pro can check the water and equipment to find the cause. Check the water balance and the filter if your pool has green water, then call a pro for stubborn blooms. Marina can find the cause and fix it.

How does Marina treat algae?

Marina removes algae and works to get the pool looking good again. We check the water balance and equipment, brush and vacuum as needed, and clean the filter. When algae builds up, there is a good chance it is in the filter too. A cleanup often starts with brushing and vacuuming, then balance and filtering do the rest. Marina sets the plan after looking at the pool.

Why does the filter matter?

A dirty filter can hold algae and keep feeding the problem. Cleaning the filter helps clear the water and keeps it from coming back. Marina cleans cartridge and DE filters and checks that flow and pressure look right. Marina cleans the filter so trapped algae does not feed the problem again, and checks pressure and flow after. Marina also checks pressure and flow once the filter is clean, so you know it is doing its job.

How do I keep algae from returning?

Steady weekly care is the best prevention: water balance, clean baskets, a working filter and regular brushing. Marina's weekly service covers all of this. Call (817) 896-1120 to schedule a cleanup and ask for a free estimate. Regular service also lets a pro spot early signs, such as slick walls, before the water turns green. Marina can set a plan that fits your pool.

Questions about algae treatment

Ask us anything else: call or text (817) 896-1120.

Read the guideGreen Pool Cleanup and Pool Water Problems

How do I get rid of algae in my pool?

Brush, balance the water, run the pump and filter, and clean the filter. Follow product labels for chemicals. A bad bloom may need a pro. Marina removes algae and cleans filters for Grapevine homeowners. Marina can review your pool's water and filter and recommend the right approach for your situation.

Can algae damage my pool equipment?

Algae can clog filters and slow circulation, which strains the pump. Cleaning the filter and restoring balance helps protect your equipment. Marina checks the water, circulation and filter during cleanup. If your pool has been green a while, a pro can check the filter and pump for damage or wear.

Is it safe to swim in a green pool?

It is best to wait until the water is clear and balanced. Green water signals a sanitizer problem. A pro can help clean it up. Marina's crew can tell you when the pool is ready for swimming.

Does weekly service prevent algae?

Weekly care keeps water balanced, baskets empty and the filter working, which is the best defense. Marina offers weekly service across Grapevine and nearby cities. Call (817) 896-1120 for a free estimate. Marina can also advise on how often to service your pool.

Need a hand with your pool?

Call or text and tell us what your pool needs. Estimates are free for qualifying services, and same-day estimates are possible when the schedule allows.

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