Toronto Pool Closing

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Properly closing your swimming pool for the winter in Toronto saves a lot of time and money when you reopen it in the spring. Close the swimming pool in Toronto as soon as the weather turns cool to ensure it's well protected from possible freeze damage.

Pool Closing Service in Toronto Includes:

1. Adjustment of pH, alkalinity and calcium hardness of your pool in Toronto. Making sure these are all in balance protects the pool from corrosion or scale buildup that can occur over the winter while the pool is shut down. These adjustments should be made about five days before you completely close down the pool in Toronto.
2. Shock the water with chlorine. We use chlorine or a non-chlorine substitute to kill bacteria that may be living in the swimming pool in Toronto.
3. Addition of a winterizing algaecide in the pool in Toronto. Algaecide kills existing algae and prevents more from blooming. Algae can cause the pool to become discolored and give it a bad smell, so it's important to treat your pool with algaecide before shutting it down.
4. Skim the pool. Use a pool skimmer to remove all substances floating on the top of the pool, including leaves, insects, and any other debris that may have fallen in. Be thorough, since this is the last time you'll skim the pool before the winter in Toronto.
5. Lower the water with a pump. The water should be lowered below the skimmer according to the type of pool cover you're using.
6. Drain the equipment of your swimming pool in Toronto. All pumps, filters, heaters and chlorinators need to be drained of water before the winter. If water were to freeze inside the equipment, it could damage or ruin it.
7. Winterize the plumbing. The lines running water into your pool need to be dried out so they don't freeze and crack over the winter.
8. Cover the pool. It's essential to use a cover that fits well and doesn't leave any gaps or cracks for debris to enter the pool over the winter.
9. Use air pillows. Air pillows prevent the expansion of ice in above-ground pools, but they aren't necessary to use in in-ground pools.

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