Green Pool Cleanup in Baton Rouge
Pool gone swamp? It happens — a broken pump, a missed month, a house that sat empty. Rex turns green pools clear, and his swamp-to-clear work is some of his most-watched video.
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Green to clean, the right way
A green pool isn't fixed by dumping in a gallon of shock and hoping. It takes the right sequence — kill the algae, get the dead stuff filtered or vacuumed out, and bring the chemistry back in line — plus finding out why it went green so it doesn't happen again next month.
- Assess the water and the equipment first — a dead pump greens a pool faster than anything
- Shock and treat based on your pool's actual test numbers
- Brush, vacuum, and run the filter until it's clear and sparkling
- Final balance so it's swim-ready, not just blue-ish
Questions
How much does it cost to clean a green pool?
It depends on how far gone it is and whether equipment failed — a week of neglect and a season of swamp are different jobs. Send Rex a photo of the pool and he'll give you a straight answer on what it takes.
How fast can a green pool turn clear?
Rex has documented a swamp-to-clear turnaround in 24 hours; most green pools take a few days of treatment and filtering. The videos page shows the real thing.
How do I keep it from going green again?
Weekly service — from $325/month, chemicals included. See the pool service page.
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