How long does a deep cleaning take?

Most deep cleanings take between 2 and 4 hours depending on pool size and condition. We work until the job is done right without rushing.

Can I swim right after the deep clean is finished?

Not right away. Deep cleaning includes shocking the pool with high chlorine levels. You need to wait 24 to 48 hours for chlorine to drop back to safe levels.

Will one deep cleaning fix all my pool problems?

Deep cleaning handles dirt, debris, and water chemistry issues. If you have equipment problems like a broken pump or cracked pipes, those need separate repairs which we can identify and quote.

One-Time / Deep Pool Cleaning

Get your neglected or extra-dirty pool back to sparkling condition with our thorough deep cleaning service.

Professional pool technician performing deep cleaning service with net in Oxnard, CA

When You Need More Than Regular Cleaning

Sometimes a pool needs extra attention. Maybe you just moved into a house and the pool has been sitting for months. Maybe you got busy and let maintenance slide for a while. Or maybe you are getting ready for a big party and want everything looking perfect. That is when deep cleaning makes the difference.

Deep cleaning goes beyond the weekly basics. We scrub every inch of tile, vacuum every corner, and remove buildup that regular maintenance does not touch. Think of it like spring cleaning for your pool. Everything gets reset to like-new condition.

Here in Oxnard, CA, pools take a beating from wind-blown debris, dust storms, and seasonal pollen. A deep clean tackles all that accumulated mess in one thorough session. After we are done, your pool will look amazing and be much easier to maintain going forward.

What Makes Deep Cleaning Different

Regular weekly service keeps a clean pool clean. Deep cleaning brings a dirty pool back to life. Here is what we focus on during a deep clean:

•Remove all large debris, leaves, and sediment from the bottom
•Scrub walls, steps, and benches with heavy-duty brushes
•Clean tile line to remove waterline stains and buildup
•Empty and clean all skimmer and pump baskets thoroughly
•Test and fully balance water chemistry from scratch
•Shock the pool to kill bacteria and clear cloudy water
•Check all equipment and identify any repair needs
•Backwash or clean the filter system completely

This level of work takes 2 to 4 hours depending on your pool size and condition. We bring industrial-grade equipment and extra chemicals to handle the toughest jobs. If your pool has green water or visible algae, we recommend our specialized green pool treatment service instead.

Perfect Timing for a Deep Clean

Most Oxnard homeowners schedule deep cleaning at specific times. Spring is popular because it gets your pool ready for summer swimming season. Fall works great too because it clears out all the debris before winter slowdown.

You might also need deep cleaning before hosting a pool party, after a major storm, or when you first move into a home. Some people get one done before listing their house for sale because a sparkling pool makes a strong impression on buyers.

If you have been handling your own maintenance and feel like you are losing the battle, a deep clean gives you a fresh start. After that, you can switch to our weekly cleaning service to keep everything looking good without the heavy work.

What to Expect During Your Service

We start by assessing your pool condition and letting you know what we find. If there are equipment problems or needed repairs, we point them out before we start cleaning. You decide what extra work you want done.

Then we get to work on the physical cleaning. We remove debris, scrub surfaces, and vacuum thoroughly. This part is loud and messy, but it is where the real transformation happens. You will see layers of dirt and buildup disappear.

Next comes the chemistry work. We test everything, add the right chemicals, and shock the pool to kill any lingering bacteria. The water might look cloudy right after shocking, but it will clear up within 24 to 48 hours. We give you clear instructions on when it is safe to swim again.