Identify Swimming Pool Stains
Knowing how to identify pool stains is undoubtedly the most challenging aspect of our work. How do we consistently get it right? It’s the result of over 15 years of hands-on experience, a Bachelor of Science, and a significant investment in chemical engineering. In short, we’ve conducted all the tests and explored every option, so you don’t have to!
While different stains may appear similar in color, the methods to remove them can vary drastically. Even experienced pool professionals often make mistakes, applying the wrong solution to their clients’ pools. The result? Frustrated pool owners, damaged surfaces, wasted money, and persistent stains. That’s precisely why more than 250 pool technicians and stores repeatedly choose us as trusted partners. They wouldn’t keep using our products if they didn’t deliver results.
Retail Stain Removers are useless
Pool stores sell these weak products because they’re clueless about the stain’s type or how to tackle it. Basically, they’re playing with your cash, selling random products to get you out of the store. Also, pool guys treat more than 20+ pools daily and don’t want to waste hours trying to figure out your pool stains. They have a bunch of other pools to get to that day.
Here’s the kicker, adding a stain remover that doesn’t match the stain can make it worse!—and make future removal tougher. Over 10% of the stains we fix stem from bad pool store advice.
After testing every retail stain remover, we spent 2 years and a small fortune developing our own products. We did this because without the strength of our products, the stains would not go away. Most of our clients have already tried stain removers before calling us!
Since 2019 and 15,000 pools under our belt, we’ve mastered identifying, removing, and preventing stains for good. We can help you.
Effective Pool Stain Removal for all types of Pools.
Pool stain removal is all we do! Click on any of the stain types below for more information.
Calcium Deposits
Calcium is the hardest type of issue we treat each day because it forms in a pool for a variety of reasons.
Rust Stains
Most rust stains in swimming pools come from metal objects that have fallen into the pool such as metal…
Copper Stains
Copper stains in swimming pools can appear in a variety of colors and its very challenging
Black Spot Algae
Don’t drain your pool to remove black spot algae because it will simply come back again.
Calcium Fiberglass
Our calcium remover kit completely clears the hard white calcium buildup on fiberglass pool surfaces.
Calcium on Tiles
Typically forms and becomes visible on swimming pool tiles at some stage in the life of almost every pool.
Salt Stains
In recent years, there has been a significant increase in brown stain in salt water pool surfaces.
Metal Stains
The best way to remove rust stains in swimming pools is by using our rust stain treatment kit.
Algea Staining
This is greeny brown in color and does not respond to chlorine, scrubbing, or algaecides.
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