What we do

Expert Pool Services In Oshawa

Exceptional services with expert care. From Pool Installation to cleaning and maintenance.

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We’ve been in your corner for 11 Years.

Aquace Pool Services is your trusted partner for expert pool and hot tub services across Ontario. With over seven years of hands-on experience, our professional team is committed to delivering top-tier services for inground pools, aboveground pools, semi-ground pools, and hot tubs.

We specialize in pool opening and closing, seasonal maintenance, pool cleaning, leakage detection and repair, and vinyl liner removal and installation. Whether you’re preparing your pool for summer or need a reliable team to handle an abrupt leak, we’ve got you covered with fast, reliable, and affordable solutions.

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Aesthetics works

Our Previous Works

Explore our previous pool service projects showcasing clean, well-maintained, and beautifully restored pools. From pool openings to deep cleaning and maintenance, our work reflects quality, care, and reliable service.

Inground Pool Opening

Inground Pool Opening Professional inground pool opening services to get your pool clean, safe, and ready for the season.

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Hot Tub Cleaning

Hot Tub Cleaning Expert hot tub cleaning services to keep your spa fresh, sanitized, and running smoothly.

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Above Ground Pool Opening

Above Ground Pool Opening Reliable above ground pool opening services to prepare your pool for a clean and worry-free swimming season.

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Ingound Pool Before Vacuum

Ingound Pool Before Vacuum Thorough inground pool pre-vacuum cleaning to remove debris and prepare your pool for a deep clean.

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Above Ground Pool Cleaning

Above Ground Pool Cleaning Professional above ground pool cleaning services to keep your pool sparkling clean and swim-ready all season long.

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Inground Pool After Vacuum

Inground Pool After Vacuum Thorough inground pool after-vacuum services to leave your pool crystal clear and debris-free.

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FAQ’s Poolwash

FAQ All You Need To Know

Welcome to our FAQ section, where we address the most common questions and concerns about our pool cleaning & maintenance

  • Skimming & Vacuuming: Removes debris from the surface and floor of the pool.
  • Water Chemistry Adjustment: Tests and balances pH, chlorine, and other levels.
  • Brushing & Filter Cleaning: Brushes walls, tiles, and cleans the filter for better circulation.
  • Equipment Inspection: Checks the pool pump, heater, and other systems.
  • General Maintenance: Empties baskets and tidies up the pool area.

Regular cleaning ensures a clean, safe pool and helps maintain your equipment and water quality.

  • Test pH, Chlorine, Alkalinity, and Calcium: Use a test kit to check key chemical levels (pH 7.4-7.6, chlorine 1.0-3.0 ppm, alkalinity 80-120 ppm, calcium hardness 200-400 ppm).
  • Check Water Clarity: Clear water means balanced chemicals; cloudy or green water signals imbalance.
  • Look for Skin & Eye Irritation: Red eyes or itchy skin after swimming may indicate improper chemical balance.
  • Examine Pool Equipment: Scale buildup or corrosion could mean unbalanced calcium hardness or pH levels.
  • Use Test Strips or Kits: Regularly test pool water with strips or liquid kits for accurate readings.

Regular testing and adjustments are key to keeping your pool water safe and clear

Pool closing typically involves:

  • Lowering the water level below the skimmer to prevent freezing.
  • Cleaning the pool thoroughly and removing any debris.
  • Balancing the water chemistry to protect the pool surface and equipment.
  • Winterizing the pool equipment (pumps, filters, heaters).
  • Covering the pool with a solid or mesh cover to keep debris out and to reduce maintenance in spring.

You may need repairs if you notice:

  • Cracks or leaks in the pool shell or tiles.
  • Low water levels that are hard to maintain.
  • Malfunctioning equipment (pump, filter, heater, etc.).
  • Unusual water quality that won’t improve with chemical adjustments.
  • Puddles or wet spots around the pool area, indicating possible leaks. If you notice any of these signs, it's important to call a professional for an inspection.

Common pool liner options include:

  • Vinyl liners: Most common, cost-effective, and customizable in design. Available in various patterns and colors.
  • Fiberglass liners: Durable and low-maintenance but more expensive. Often used for fiberglass pools.
  • Tile or concrete surfaces: Can be used for custom, high-end pools, offering more aesthetic flexibility but requiring more maintenance.
  • Durability: Vinyl liners typically last 7-12 years, while fiberglass can last longer but may be pricier.

After closing your pool for winter, regular maintenance should include:

  • Checking the pool cover to ensure it stays secure and undamaged.
  • Inspecting pool equipment periodically to ensure there’s no freezing or damage.
  • Cleaning debris from the cover or surrounding area.
  • Opening the pool early in the spring and checking for any issues that may need attention.
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