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We confirm everything before the first visit, with no contract locking you in.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/weekly-pool-cleaning/", "pageTitle": "Weekly Pool Cleaning Service in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" } ] }, { "entityId": "svc-green-pool-cleanup", "@type": "Service", "name": "Green Pool Cleanup", "description": "Green-to-Clean Pool Cleanup in Las Vegas, NV", "hasChunks": [ { "chunkId": "svc-green-pool-cleanup/faq-1", "text": "A light green pool can often be clear in a few days; a dark, swampy pool full of algae can take a week or more, because the filter has to remove an enormous amount of dead algae after we shock it. The exact time depends on how bad it is, your filter, and whether the pump is working. 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We almost always clear a pool chemically instead of draining it, and only recommend a drain when the water is truly beyond recovery — for example, extreme staining that calls for an acid wash.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/green-pool-cleanup/", "pageTitle": "Green Pool Cleanup (Green-to-Clean) in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" } ] }, { "entityId": "svc-algae-removal", "@type": "Service", "name": "Algae Removal & Treatment", "description": "Algae Removal & Treatment in Las Vegas, NV", "hasChunks": [ { "chunkId": "svc-algae-removal/faq-1", "text": "The three common types are green, mustard (yellow), and black, and they behave differently. Green algae floats and clouds the water and is the easiest to clear. Mustard algae clings to walls and floor in dusty-looking patches, resists normal chlorine, and comes back easily. Black algae roots into plaster and grout with a protective layer that makes it the most stubborn. Identifying which one you have is step one, because each needs a different treatment intensity.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/algae-removal/", "pageTitle": "Algae Removal & Treatment in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" }, { "chunkId": "svc-algae-removal/faq-2", "text": "In Las Vegas, algae blooms are driven by intense heat, strong UV, and dust storms that drop phosphates — algae food — into the water. The desert sun burns off chlorine fast, and the moment sanitizer dips with all that heat and nutrients present, algae takes hold within days. Recurring blooms usually mean chlorine is running low, circulation is weak, or phosphates are high. Fixing the bloom is one thing; fixing the cause is what stops the repeats.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/algae-removal/", "pageTitle": "Algae Removal & Treatment in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" } ] }, { "entityId": "svc-pool-tile-cleaning", "@type": "Service", "name": "Pool Tile & Calcium Cleaning", "description": "Pool Tile & Calcium Removal in Las Vegas, NV", "hasChunks": [ { "chunkId": "svc-pool-tile-cleaning/faq-1", "text": "That white or gray crust is calcium scale, left behind as Las Vegas hard water evaporates off the waterline tile. The valley’s tap water is very mineral-heavy, and with heavy summer evaporation those minerals concentrate and bake onto the glass and grout. There are two common types — calcium carbonate, which is softer and chalky, and calcium silicate, which is harder and grayer — and they call for slightly different removal methods.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/pool-tile-cleaning/", "pageTitle": "Pool Tile & Calcium Cleaning in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" }, { "chunkId": "svc-pool-tile-cleaning/faq-2", "text": "We match the method to the buildup and the tile. Light carbonate scale often comes off with a pumice stone or a calcium-release product and careful hand work. Heavier or silicate-based deposits usually need bead blasting — firing fine glass or other media at low pressure to lift the scale without etching the glaze. We test an inconspicuous spot first so the finish underneath is never damaged.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/pool-tile-cleaning/", "pageTitle": "Pool Tile & Calcium Cleaning in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" } ] }, { "entityId": "svc-saltwater-pool-service", "@type": "Service", "name": "Saltwater Pool Service", "description": "Saltwater Pool Service in Las Vegas, NV", "hasChunks": [ { "chunkId": "svc-saltwater-pool-service/faq-1", "text": "Yes. A saltwater pool generates its own chlorine, but it still needs the same brushing, skimming, vacuuming, basket cleanout, and water balancing as any pool — plus salt-specific checks. The generator handles chlorine production, not pH, alkalinity, calcium, or stabilizer, all of which still drift in the Las Vegas heat. 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If you want the pool kept that way week to week, recurring service is the better fit; one-time service gets it clean, recurring service keeps it clean.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/one-time-pool-cleaning/", "pageTitle": "One-Time Pool Cleaning in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" }, { "chunkId": "svc-one-time-pool-cleaning/faq-2", "text": "A one-time deep clean covers the full routine and then some: thorough skimming, brushing walls, steps, and dead spots, vacuuming the floor, emptying the skimmer and pump baskets, checking the filter and equipment, and testing and fully balancing the water. The aim is to take a pool that has been neglected or hit hard by a party and bring it back to clean, clear, balanced water in a single visit. We tell you the realistic state of it before we start.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/one-time-pool-cleaning/", "pageTitle": "One-Time Pool Cleaning in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" } ] }, { "entityId": "svc-pool-pump-repair", "@type": "Service", "name": "Pool Pump Repair & Replacement", "description": "Pool Pump Repair & Replacement in Las Vegas, NV", "hasChunks": [ { "chunkId": "svc-pool-pump-repair/faq-1", "text": "It depends on the motor’s age and what failed. A pump under about eight years old with a bad capacitor, seal, or bearing is usually worth repairing, since the part is a fraction of a new unit. An older single-speed motor that has burned out is often better replaced — and in Las Vegas, where pumps run long hours through a long cooling season, a variable-speed replacement can pay back much of its cost in energy savings. We quote both so you decide.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/pool-repair/pool-pump-repair/", "pageTitle": "Pool Pump Repair in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" }, { "chunkId": "svc-pool-pump-repair/faq-2", "text": "A pump that loses prime is almost always pulling air somewhere on the suction side. The usual suspects are a dried-out or cracked pump lid o-ring, a low water level letting the skimmer suck air, a clogged impeller, or a failing shaft seal. We pressure-check the suction side, inspect the lid, basket, and impeller, and find the actual leak rather than just refilling the pot and hoping it holds.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/pool-repair/pool-pump-repair/", "pageTitle": "Pool Pump Repair in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" } ] }, { "entityId": "svc-pool-leak-detection", "@type": "Service", "name": "Pool Leak Detection & Repair", "description": "Pool Leak Detection & Repair in Las Vegas, NV", "hasChunks": [ { "chunkId": "svc-pool-leak-detection/faq-1", "text": "In a Las Vegas summer a pool can lose a quarter to half an inch a day to evaporation alone, so some loss is normal. The simplest test is the bucket test: float a bucket of pool water on a step and compare how fast the pool drops against the bucket over a day or two. If the pool loses noticeably more than the bucket, or it drops faster with the equipment running than off, that points to a leak rather than evaporation, and we investigate further.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/pool-repair/pool-leak-detection/", "pageTitle": "Pool Leak Detection in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" }, { "chunkId": "svc-pool-leak-detection/faq-2", "text": "We work from simplest to most involved. First a bucket test confirms it’s a real leak, not evaporation. Then we narrow it down — comparing loss with the pump on versus off tells us whether it’s in the pressure-side or suction-side plumbing or in the shell. From there we pressure-test the plumbing lines and inspect the usual suspects: skimmers, light niches, fittings, and the shell itself. The goal is to locate the source precisely before any repair, not dig on a guess.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/pool-repair/pool-leak-detection/", "pageTitle": "Pool Leak Detection in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" } ] }, { "entityId": "svc-acid-wash", "@type": "Service", "name": "Drain & Acid Wash", "description": "Drain & Acid Wash in Las Vegas, NV", "hasChunks": [ { "chunkId": "svc-acid-wash/faq-1", "text": "An acid wash removes a thin top layer of the plaster along with the stains, scale, and algae embedded in it, exposing the clean surface underneath. Pools accumulate years of staining and mineral buildup that have worked into the porous plaster where brushing can’t reach, and an acid wash etches that layer away to reveal a fresh-looking surface. It’s a way to dramatically improve a stained pool that still has sound plaster, often buying years before a full resurface is needed.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/pool-renovation/acid-wash/", "pageTitle": "Drain & Acid Wash in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" }, { "chunkId": "svc-acid-wash/faq-2", "text": "An acid wash makes sense when the plaster is structurally sound but heavily stained or scaled — the surface looks terrible but isn’t worn out or failing. If the plaster is rough, thin, hollow in spots, or already exposing aggregate, washing away more of it isn’t the answer and resurfacing is the better investment. Because each acid wash removes a little surface, a pool can only take so many over its life. We assess whether your plaster has the thickness to handle one.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/pool-renovation/acid-wash/", "pageTitle": "Drain & Acid Wash in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" } ] }, { "entityId": "svc-pool-resurfacing", "@type": "Service", "name": "Pool Resurfacing & Replastering", "description": "Pool Resurfacing & Replastering in Las Vegas, NV", "hasChunks": [ { "chunkId": "svc-pool-resurfacing/faq-1", "text": "The clearest signs are texture and stains. When the plaster feels rough or chalky underfoot, shows stains that won’t brush or scrub out, or has hollow-sounding spots where it’s separating from the shell, the surface is near the end of its life. Surface crazing, exposed aggregate, and persistent etching are other tells. In Las Vegas, hard water and aggressive chemistry tend to push plaster toward replacement on the earlier side, so it’s worth an honest look once the surface starts feeling gritty.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/pool-renovation/pool-resurfacing/", "pageTitle": "Pool Resurfacing in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" }, { "chunkId": "svc-pool-resurfacing/faq-2", "text": "Marcite is traditional white plaster — the most affordable option, smooth, but the shortest-lived and quickest to stain. Quartz blends crushed quartz aggregate into the plaster for a tougher, more stain-resistant surface with more color choice. Pebble uses small natural pebbles for the most durable, longest-lasting finish, with a textured look that hides minor staining well. In our hard water, quartz and pebble usually justify their cost by lasting noticeably longer than marcite.", "sourceUrl": "https://www.lasvegaspoolcleaner.com/pool-renovation/pool-resurfacing/", "pageTitle": "Pool Resurfacing in Las Vegas, NV | LV Pool Cleaner", "publisher": "Las Vegas Pool Cleaner" } ] } ] }