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Swimming Pool Maintenance
Digitize your pool service interventions. Maintenance, water treatment, troubleshooting - photos, chemical measurements, client signature, PDF report.
Free 7-Day TrialTypes of Pool Interventions
Water Treatment
Chlorine, pH, alkalinity, full analysis
Maintenance
Cleaning, vacuuming, brushing
Winterization
Winter closing, spring opening
Repair
Pump, filter, robot, heater
Liner
Replacement, repair, fitting
Electrical
Pool light, control panel, safety
Heating
Heat pump, heater, exchanger
Contract
Regular maintenance, periodic visits
Features for Pool Technicians
Intervention Sheet
Template: pool type, volume, equipment, work performed.
Chemical Measurements
Record pH, chlorine, alkalinity, hardness, stabilizer with history.
Equipment Photos
Document the condition of the pool and equipment.
Client Signature
Immediate validation on mobile.
Offline Mode
Works outdoors without a connection.
PDF Report
Professional document with analysis data.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the legal requirements for private swimming pools?+
Since 2004, private in-ground or semi-in-ground uncovered pools must be equipped with at least one standardized safety device: barrier (NF P90-306), alarm (NF P90-307), safety cover (NF P90-308), or enclosure (NF P90-309). Non-compliance carries a fine of 45,000 euros. Above-ground pools and indoor pools are exempt.
What chemical parameters should be monitored in a pool?+
pH: 7.0 to 7.4 (ideal 7.2). Free chlorine: 0.5 to 1.5 mg/L (private pool). Combined chlorine (chloramines): below 0.6 mg/L. Total alkalinity (TA): 80-120 mg/L. Total hardness (TH): 10-25 degrees. Stabilizer (cyanuric acid): 20-30 mg/L (max 75 mg/L, above which chlorine loses effectiveness). Temperature affects dosage (warmer water degrades chlorine faster). Test frequency: at least twice per week during swimming season.
When should you change the pool filter sand?+
Filter media (sand, glass, zeolite) should be changed on average every 5 to 7 years for sand, 8 to 10 years for recycled glass. Signs of replacement needed: cloudy water despite proper treatment, high filter pressure even after backwashing, clumped or channeled sand. Zeolite offers finer filtration (5 microns vs 30-40 for sand) and lasts longer. For cartridge filters: annual cartridge replacement.
How to winterize a swimming pool?+
Active winterization: reduced filtration (2-4h/day), maintained treatment, regular monitoring. Recommended in mild climates. Passive winterization: complete filtration shutdown, water level lowered below return jets, installation of gizzmos (anti-freeze floats) and winter plugs, addition of long-lasting winterizing product, winter cover. Drain pipes, pump and filter to prevent frost damage. Restart in spring when water reaches 12 degrees C.
What regulations apply to public swimming pools?+
Public pools are subject to the Public Health Code. Water quality control: monthly analysis by an approved laboratory, daily self-checks (pH, chlorine, transparency). Free chlorine: 0.4-1.4 mg/L. The sanitary logbook is mandatory. Lifeguard personnel must hold appropriate certifications. Display of analysis results is mandatory.