Pool Cleaning & Spa Service Clovis, California
Clovis Pool Cleaning. Perfectly Cared For.
Dunrite Pool & Spa Service cleans and maintains residential and commercial pools from our Clovis base. We handle debris, water chemistry, filters and equipment so you can get the right care for your pool.
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Tell us a little about your pool, and we'll help you take the next step.
(559) 330-4388Why homeowners choose Dunrite
- Locally based in Clovis
- Direct phone line: (559) 330-4388
- Free estimates
- Residential and commercial pool service
Why pool care matters
Pool service for Clovis and Fresno homeowners
A beautiful pool should feel effortless.
A net takes leaves off the surface. A brush loosens dirt on walls and steps. We look at water and equipment together.
- Consistency
- Dust, pollen and leaves collect on pool surfaces and in baskets. We skim, brush and vacuum as needed to remove them.
- Cleaning and chemistry
- We measure free chlorine, pH, alkalinity, stabilizer and calcium hardness. Current readings guide adjustments alongside physical cleaning.
- Early signs
- Higher filter pressure, weak flow and cloudy water point to filter attention. A routine visit includes a look at the pump, filter and pressure.
Pool cleaning & spa services
Pool cleaning, water care and filter service.
Choose a cleaning visit for baskets and surfaces, or weekly maintenance for cleaning, chemistry and an equipment check. We also handle individual water, filter, tile and spa jobs. Read the service pages below.
Pool Brushing & Skimming
Skimming, brushing, and vacuuming remove leaves and buildup before they settle on pool surfaces.
Water Chemistry Testing & Balancing
We test free chlorine, pH, alkalinity, stabilizer and calcium hardness before balancing water.
Filter Cleaning
Clean filters trap fine particles; checking pressure and plumbing helps spot changes in circulation.
Spa & Hot Tub Service
Warm water and frequent use change chemistry quickly, making regular testing and surface care important.
Recurring Pool Cleaning
We handle baskets, walls and the floor when ordinary dirt keeps arriving.
Weekly Pool Maintenance
Cleaning, water balancing and equipment observation meet in one weekly visit.
Pool Tile Cleaning & Calcium Removal
Calcium crust at the edge needs its own mineral-removal job.
Green Pool & Algae Treatment
Algae recovery connects surface work, tested chemistry and filtration.
Pool Equipment Repair
Tell us which pump, valve, timer or heater stopped doing its job.
Commercial Pool Service
A property contact, access plan and service record organize shared-pool care.
Equipment Inspection & Maintenance
Preventive checks follow pressure, flow and visible system condition.
One-Time Pool Cleaning
A single appointment can reset accumulated dirt before repeating care begins.
Seasonal Pool Care
We follow the shift from spring cleanup to hot-water demand and winter upkeep.
How pool care works
Pool cleaning, testing and circulation
Testing, cleaning, and circulation work together to keep a pool in balance as weather and use change.
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Evaluate water conditions
We test the water before adjusting it. Free chlorine measures available sanitizer, while pH and alkalinity show how the water is balanced.
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Address surface debris and buildup
The net lifts floating debris. Brushing works over walls, steps and the waterline, loosening material that settles there. We vacuum as needed and clear baskets.
- 03
Review filtration and circulation
We look at the pump, filter and pressure during routine care. Cartridge, DE and sand filters each need their own cleaning method. Weak return jets and higher pressure tell us to look more closely at circulation.
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Maintain a consistent routine
Sun, warm water and falling debris keep changing the job. Regular skimming, water tests and filter attention help you keep up. Winter pools still need care.
Pool water clarity and balanced care
Explore common pool problemsCommon problems
When your pool needs attention.
Tell us about changed water color, collected debris or weaker return flow. They help choose the right work.
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Cloudy water
Particles, low sanitizer and poor circulation can leave water dull. We test the readings and check the filter instead of adding chemicals by guesswork.
Water Chemistry Testing & Balancing - 02
Algae or green water
Low sanitizer, summer heat and poor circulation give algae room to grow. Brushing, cleaning, filter work and balanced chemistry form the recovery job.
Green Pool & Algae Treatment - 03
Debris accumulation
Dust, pollen and leaves collect on top before settling. Skimming and basket emptying remove that load, while brushing and vacuuming deal with material already below the surface.
Recurring Pool Cleaning - 04
Water chemistry concerns
Free chlorine, pH, alkalinity, stabilizer and calcium hardness answer different questions. A test gives us readings to work from when water appearance changes.
Water Chemistry Testing & Balancing - 05
Reduced circulation
Weak return jets mean the water is not moving as usual. Baskets, pump operation and filter condition are worth checking together before choosing repair work.
Equipment Inspection & Maintenance - 06
Filter-related concerns
Higher pressure, weak flow and cloudy water are common dirty-filter signs. Cleaning a cartridge is different from working on a DE or sand filter.
Filter Cleaning
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Pool equipment checks between visits
- Water level
- Hot, dry summers raise evaporation. Tell us about water-level changes alongside your other pool observations.
- Pump sound
- Tell us whether the pump is running and what changed. A stopped motor belongs in an equipment repair request.
- Return flow
- Weak return jets signal a flow change. We look at baskets, pump operation and filter condition together.
- Filter pressure
- Record the gauge reading when the filter is clean. A change from that baseline is more useful than an isolated number.
- Visible leaks
- Describe the affected valve or equipment connection when asking about repair. Tell us when you first noticed the change.
Service area
Pool service across six Central Valley communities
We serve Fresno, Madera, Kerman, Madera Ranchos and Chowchilla as well as our home city. Hot, dry Central Valley summers bring rising evaporation and chlorine demand. The area links below explain the local conditions that shape cleaning and seasonal upkeep.
- Long, hot summers
- Heat and strong sun burn off chlorine faster, so chemistry needs closer watching from late spring into fall.
- Dust and wind
- Valley dust and blowing leaves settle in the water and the filter, adding to cleaning and filter load.
- Extended swim season
- Central Valley pools usually run year-round with lower winter activity. Cleaning and water tests continue as the workload changes.
Your pool condition, size and care frequency give us a starting point for a free estimate.
Contact Dunrite about your poolWhat to expect
Requesting pool service: what to expect
- How do I request service?
- Call (559) 330-4388 to discuss your pool and the care you need.
- When can I reach Dunrite?
- Monday – Friday, 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Closed on weekends.
- What information helps?
- Your address or ZIP, whether it's a pool, spa, or both, what you'd like done, and anything you've noticed about the water or equipment.
Questions
Pool cleaning questions and answers
Practical guidance on water clarity, filtration, and looking after your pool.
What is the simplest way to choose a first pool service?
Dunrite
Start with the problem you can see. A debris-heavy pool needs cleaning, a water-reading concern needs testing, and broken equipment needs repair. If you want regular care across all three, look at weekly maintenance. Tell us about your pool and we'll explain the next step.
Can I ask for help with both a pool and a spa?
Dunrite
Yes. We service swimming pools and spas, including hot tubs. Mention both when you request an estimate. A spa holds less water and runs hotter, so its chemistry needs separate attention even when it sits beside the pool.
What does Dunrite need to prepare a free estimate?
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Your location, pool condition and the service you want give us a useful start. Tell us about debris, water color or equipment changes. The online form collects your name, phone, ZIP code, selected service and an optional email so we can answer your inquiry.
Pool cleaning estimates and service requests
Call (559) 330-4388- Hours
- Monday – Friday7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday – SundayClosed
- Office
- 2491 Alluvial Ave, Suite 108Clovis, CA 93611
Let's talk about your pool
Describe the job you need.
Tell us your ZIP code, whether you have a pool or spa, and what you've noticed about the water or equipment.
We can talk through cleaning, a water test or an equipment concern. Free estimates start with the pool you have and the work you want.
Call (559) 330-4388