Trinidad swimming pools
Pool turned green after the rain? Pump humming but not running? Want someone to just keep it clean? Send a photo. We pass it to a local pool technician who covers your area, and you get a price in writing.
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Pool Service in Trinidad
In Trinidad's heat, a pool can turn from clear to green in a few days. Warm water, strong sun burning off chlorine, leaves from nearby trees and heavy rain diluting the chemicals all work against you.
Pools Done Right TT is a referral line. Tell us what the pool needs and where you are, and we connect you with an independent pool technician who works your area. They price it, do the work and you pay them directly.
Our services
Six common jobs. Not sure what's wrong? Send a photo and the technician will tell you.
Weekly or fortnightly visits: skim, brush, vacuum, empty baskets, test and balance the water.
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Green, cloudy or neglected pools brought back to clear with shocking, filtering and vacuuming.
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Chlorine, pH, alkalinity and stabiliser tested and corrected, with advice on chemicals and dosing.
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Pumps, motors, filters, valves and leaks on the equipment pad repaired or replaced.
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Loose and cracked tiles, leaks, stained finishes and worn surfaces repaired or redone.
Learn moreNew concrete pools, plunge pools and pool decks designed and built for your yard.
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Clean water depends on three things: circulation, filtration and chemistry.
A regular service stops small problems turning into a green pool. Each visit usually covers skimming leaves, brushing walls and steps, vacuuming the floor, emptying skimmer and pump baskets, and checking the filter.
A green pool is an algae bloom, usually after chlorine ran low in the heat, heavy rain diluted the chemicals, or the pump stopped. Bringing it back means killing the algae, brushing it off the surfaces, filtering and vacuuming it out, then rebalancing the water.
Water that looks clear can still be out of balance. Low chlorine lets algae grow, wrong pH stings eyes and makes chlorine work poorly, and unbalanced water can damage tiles, grout and equipment over time.
Without circulation and filtration, chemicals can't keep a pool clear. Common equipment problems include pumps that won't prime, motors that hum but don't turn, leaking seals and unions, and filters with worn sand or cartridges.
Tiles at the waterline take the most wear and can loosen or crack. Leaks can come from cracks in the shell, pipes, fittings or the equipment. Some water loss is just evaporation, so a technician checks before digging into repairs.
A new pool starts with the yard: space, access for equipment, soil, drainage and where the equipment will sit. A plunge pool suits a smaller yard. A larger family pool needs more space and a bigger budget.
WhatsApp a picture of the water and the pump. Calls taken 7 days a week.
Pricing
Every pool is different. These are the things a technician looks at when pricing your job.
| What affects the price | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Pool size Main factor | Bigger pools need more chemicals, more time and longer filtering. |
| Condition Time | A clear pool on a regular service is quick. A green or neglected pool needs several visits. |
| Chemicals Materials | Some prices include chemicals, others charge them separately. Ask which. |
| Trees and debris Time | Pools under trees need more skimming and more frequent visits. |
| Equipment Parts | Pumps, motors and filters vary in cost. Repair or replace prices differ. |
| Visit frequency Schedule | Weekly service is priced differently to a one-off clean-up. |
Every job is priced by the pool technician after seeing it, in person or by photo. Ask for the price in writing before work starts.
How it works
A photo of the water and the pump area tells a pool technician a lot.
Call or WhatsApp with your area and a photo of the water and equipment.
A local technician prices it from photos or a quick visit.
One-off, or set up weekly or fortnightly service.
The job is done, you check it, then pay the technician directly.
Local know-how
Heat, sun and rain all affect pool water.
Strong sun and warm water burn off chlorine quickly. Check levels often.
Downpours dilute chemicals and wash dirt in. Test and top up after storms.
When the pump stops, water stops filtering. Check the pool after an outage.
Ideas & tips
What keeps a pool clear in Trinidad's heat and rain. Swipe through.
Service area
North, central, south and east. Pick your area for local details.
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Why use us
You see the price before work starts.
Chlorine and pH checked, not guessed.
Pool technicians matched to your area.
A photo of the water often shows what's wrong.
Calls and messages answered every day.
Private pools, rentals, townhouses and guest houses.
FAQ
It depends on the pool size, condition, how often you want visits and whether chemicals are included. Send a photo and a local technician will give you a written price.
Weekly is common in Trinidad, especially near trees or with heavy use.
Usually low chlorine, poor circulation or heavy rain. Heat and sun burn off chlorine fast here.
Yes. Most green pools can be cleared with treatment, brushing and filtering over a few days.
Yes. Pumps, motors, filters and valves can be repaired or replaced.
Yes. Regular service for villas, guest houses and townhouse complexes.
Yes. Pool builders can design and build new concrete and plunge pools.
Pool technicians cover Chaguanas, Port of Spain, San Fernando, Arima, Penal, Diego Martin and the areas around them, plus Couva, Point Fortin, Sangre Grande, Tunapuna and more.
Call or WhatsApp with your area and a few photos. A local pool technician will come back with a written price.
(868) 555-0106