
FAQ
Pristine Pools & Spas is Darwin’s premium pool and spa maintenance and repair company.
A Water Hardness Test indicates the levels of calcium in the pool water. Corrosion of plaster surfaces, tile grouting, filter equipment, pool ladders or any metal equipment can occur if the levels are too low. High levels may result in scaling throughout your pool filter system and in extreme cases water may appear cloudy. Swimmers will experience irritation, generally sore eyes. Calcium levels range from 200–400 ppm.
Unbalanced water can result in a number of issues including itchy skin, sore eyes, it can even shorten the lifespan of your bathers, pool and associated equipment. If you’re not sure what chemicals you need, we can organise an onsite visit and take care of your pool and spa water ourselves. To learn more on how you can maintain your pool yourself visit us in store, we’ll make sure you have the right chemicals and talk you through what you need to do. Make sure to bring a sample of pool water with you for testing.
There are generally two reasons pool water turns green. Firstly, not enough chlorine and secondly, the water hasn’t been circulating. Residential pools require at least 6 hours of filtration during the months where the pool is not being used as much, and 8 hours during peak times. Commercial pools require even more. For advice on water circulation, please contact our team.


