Pool Maintenance Checklist

Use the Pool Maintenance Checklist to conduct daily, weekly, and monthly routine checks ensuring proper maintenance and service of your pool.

Pool Maintenance Checklist



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Section 1 of 4 · 8 questions

Daily Pool Maintenance

  1. Is the water level checked?

  2. Is the water circulation checked?

  3. Are water tests conducted to assess the chemistry parameters, including pH, chlorine/bromine levels, and alkalinity?

  4. Are leaves, bugs, and other floating debris removed from the pool’s surface?

  5. Are the skimmer and pump baskets examined?

  6. Are the pool pumps, filters, and heaters checked?

  7. Is all safety equipment, including rescue poles, life rings, and safety signs in place and easily accessible for emergency situations?

  8. Is the pool covered every evening to maintain heat and prevent leaves, twigs, and other debris from falling into the water?

Section 2 of 4 · 9 questions

Weekly Pool Maintenance

  1. Are the pool's walls, corners, and steps brushed and clear of contaminants and algae?

  2. Is the pool floor vacuumed?

  3. Is the filter gauge inspected to read between 8 and 15 psi?

  4. Is the pool filter cleaned following the manufacturer’s instructions?

  5. Are the pool jets inspected to operate at full pressure and oriented down at 45 degrees?

  6. Is the deck clean of leaves and debris?

  7. Is the pool’s tile line scrubbed?

  8. Is pool shock or sanitizer used to destroy contaminants and prevent algae growth?

  9. Are pool covers inspected for tears and debris?

Section 3 of 4 · 15 questions

Monthly Pool Maintenance

  1. Are the pool walls, corners, steps, and hard-to-reach areas cleaned?

  2. Are the pool's filters, heaters, and pumps checked?

  3. Is the filter replaced?

  4. Are seals and O-rings lubricated using a pool-friendly lubricant to prevent dryness?

  5. Is the salt cell checked?

  6. Is a water balance audit conducted?

  7. Is the water tested for high levels of copper and iron?

  8. Are calcium hardness tested and adjusted between 200 – 400 ppm?

  9. Is the salinity level tested and aimed at 2,700 – 3,400 ppm?

  10. Is the pool’s surface checked for plaster, vinyl, and fiberglass stains, deterioration, and cracks?

  11. Are pool lights and fixtures checked?

  12. Are deck drains examined for debris and blockages?

  13. Is the pool cover reel system inspected?

  14. Are first aid kits checked and replaced when expired?

  15. Are the pool chemicals labeled, organized as well as securely stored?

Section 4 of 4 · 9 questions

Yearly Pool Maintenance

  1. Is the pool’s structure inspected for cracks, damage, and signs of deterioration?

  2. Are the pool’s pipes, valves, and connectors examined for loose fittings, deterioration, and leaks?

  3. Are bolts and screws inspected?

  4. Are slide surfaces cleaned?

  5. Are the deck and surrounding areas inspected for uneven surfaces, cracks, or other safety hazards?

  6. Are the pool fences and gates checked?

  7. Is the landscaping around the pool evaluated?

  8. Is upgrading or renovating the equipment, adding new features, or improving energy efficiency for the pool planned?

  9. Are pool maintenance checklists, warranties, and receipts organized?

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