
Is My Pool Surface Losing Its Color?
Is your pool surface looking faded or patchy? Calcium deposits, minerals, metals and poor water chemistry can all affect the color of a pool finish.
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Our stain specialists can diagnose stains and help you without cost or obligation. We will gladly evaluate pictures of your stain and discuss your options before we come out or send a kit.
Feel free to email pictures to us at info@poolstainremovers.com or call us at 801 472 9601
Pool stain removal (without draining) from $245.00
Calcium buildup is the hardest type of issue we treat each day because it forms in a pool for a variety of reasons.
Most rust stains in swimming pools come from metal objects that have fallen into the pool such as metal…
Copper stains in pools appear in a variety of colors and can look like algae. Chlorine turns them dark over time.
Don’t drain your pool to remove black algae, because it will simply come back again.
Our calcium remover kit completely dissolves the hard white calcium buildup and stains on fiberglass pool surfaces.
Typically forms and becomes visible on swimming pool tiles at some stage in the life of almost every pool.
There has been a huge increase in brown stain in salt water pool surfaces, often from bad pool salt.
The best way to remove brown stains in pools is with our stain treatment kit. It also helps prevent stains from coming back.
Algae staining is green/brown in color and won’t respond to chlorine, scrubbing, or algaecides because it is not living.
Most of our customers have wasted money on costly, ineffective “all-purpose” pool stain removers before turning to us. Usually, these products fall short in tackling tough pool stains. We accurately diagnose your stain and provide powerful, commercial-grade treatments to eliminate stains without the need to drain your pool or acid wash the surface.

More than 90% of our clients use the Pool Stain Removers DIY treatment as it is very easy to do.
The kit includes detailed instructions, along with a step-by-step video guide to walk you through the process. It only takes a few minutes to complete. Over 90% of our clients choose this convenient kit option. Best of all, we’re only a phone call away if you have any questions.
Our swimming pool blog discusses some of the most common questions clients ask our technicians. We hope that this information is useful and saves you time and money. We also cite many trustworthy references to support the information we provide. See all of our blog posts here.

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