Mount Dora pool service

Downtown and the lakefront

The historic district above Lake Dora is old homes on steep streets under big oaks, and the pools tucked behind them are small, shaded, and full of leaves every fall. The lake sits right below, so the water table is close and the breeze delivers a constant film of pollen.

Shaded pools in this part of town fight algae on the walls all summer. Brushing and steady chlorine matter more here than a bigger pump would.

The communities on the hills

Out along the highway toward the county line, Mount Dora has grown with large planned communities, many of them for owners over fifty five. The pools are newer, screened, and often on salt with heaters for the winter months.

A lot of those owners want the pool handled without thinking about it. Weekly service with a note after each visit is what most of them are looking for, along with someone to call when the heater doesn't fire on the first cold morning.

Lake County water

Water in this part of the county is hard, and it shows up as scale on tile and inside salt cells. We watch calcium hardness on Mount Dora pools and clean cells on a schedule rather than waiting for the low salt light.