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Cloudy Pool Cleaning Services

Professional Cloudy Pool Cleaning Services to Restore Crystal-Clear Water

Quick Answers About Our Cloudy Pool Cleaning Services

  • What causes cloudy pool water? Unbalanced chemistry, poor filtration, low chlorine, circulation issues, debris buildup, or early-stage algae.

  • Can cloudy water turn into algae? Yes — cloudy water is often the first warning sign of algae growth.

  • How long does it take to clear cloudy water? Most pools clear within 24–48 hours once the root cause is corrected.

  • Do you serve Sacramento homeowners? Yes — including Folsom, Roseville, El Dorado Hills, Natomas, and more.

  • Will clarifiers alone fix cloudy water? Only sometimes — the filtration and chemistry must also be corrected.

What Is Cloudy Pool Cleaning?

 

Cloudy pool cleaning is a professional service that identifies why your water lost clarity, corrects chemical and filtration issues, and restores clean, clear, sparkling water that is safe to swim in.

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Why Pools Become Cloudy

 

Cloudy water looks simple on the surface, but it’s typically caused by one or more underlying issues in the pool system. Water clarity is extremely sensitive to changes in chemistry, filtration, environment, and usage.

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Common causes include:

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  • Incorrect chlorine levels

  • Unbalanced pH or alkalinity

  • Dirty or clogged filters

  • Weak circulation or pump problems

  • High calcium hardness

  • Excess sunscreen, lotions, or body oils

  • Heavy swimmer load

  • Organic debris buildup

  • Storms or wind-blown debris

  • Shock treatments that weren’t fully filtered

  • Early-stage algae growth

 

Cloudy water won't clear on its own — it needs proper diagnosis and a targeted, professional cleaning approach.

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Our Cloudy Pool Cleaning Process

 

AOK Pool Care follows a precise, multi-step process to eliminate cloudiness and restore sparkling water.

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1. Full Water Assessment

 

We begin with a complete diagnostic evaluation, testing:

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  • Chlorine

  • pH

  • Alkalinity

  • Calcium hardness

  • Stabilizer (CYA)

  • Salt levels (if applicable)

  • Filtration performance

  • Circulation flow rates

 

Accurate diagnosis is the key to fast and lasting results.

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2. Filter & Circulation System Inspection

 

Most cloudy pools are caused by clogged filters or poor circulation. We:

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  • Clean or replace cartridges

  • Backwash sand or DE filters

  • Inspect pumps, impellers, and seals

  • Remove basket blockages

  • Verify timers and run times

  • Check turnover rate and flow

 

A clean, functioning filtration system is essential to clearing cloudy water.

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3. Chemistry Correction & Water Balancing

 

We rebalance all core chemistry elements:

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  • Chlorine

  • pH

  • Alkalinity

  • Calcium hardness

  • Stabilizer

  • Salt levels

 

Proper water balance protects swimmers, prevents algae, and restores clarity.

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4. Clarifiers or Flocculants (When Appropriate)

 

For heavily cloudy pools, we may apply:

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  • Clarifiers — bind tiny particles together so filters can remove them

  • Flocculants — cause particles to settle so they can be vacuumed out

 

These treatments are only used when needed and always applied safely.

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5. Brushing & Professional Vacuuming

 

We brush walls, steps, and surfaces to release buildup, then vacuum all settled particles and debris for a clear, polished finish.

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6. Follow-Up Monitoring (If Needed)

 

For severe cloudy water, we may return to verify:

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  • Water clarity remains stable

  • Filtration efficiency has improved

  • Chemistry remains balanced

  • Algae has not begun forming

 

This ensures long-term clarity, not just temporary improvement.

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Signs Your Pool Needs Cloudy Water Treatment

 

Call AOK Pool Care if you notice:

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  • Hazy or dull water

  • Milky or grey appearance

  • Cloudiness after storms

  • Cloudiness after pool parties or heavy use

  • Cloudiness after shock treatments

  • Water that looks “flat” or lacks sparkle

  • Dirt or sediment floating in the water

  • Debris that reappears shortly after vacuuming

 

Cloudy water is often an early warning sign — addressing it quickly prevents algae, staining, and expensive component replacement.

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Why Choose AOK Pool Care for Cloudy Pool Cleaning?

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  1. Fast, Effective Results
    We restore water clarity quickly using proven diagnostic and cleaning methods.

  2. Accurate Root-Cause Diagnosis
    We identify the exact reason your water turned cloudy so the issue doesn’t return.

  3. Skilled Technicians
    Our team understands the chemistry and mechanical systems behind water clarity.

  4. Long-Term Prevention
    We correct filtration and circulation issues to prevent recurring cloudiness.

  5. Honest, Dependable Service
    You get transparent communication and reliable, professional care.

 

 

 

Cloudy Pool Cleaning in Sacramento and Surrounding Areas

 

AOK Pool Care provides cloudy pool cleaning throughout the greater Sacramento region, including:

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Folsom • El Dorado Hills • Sacramento • Natomas • Carmichael • Rancho Cordova • Orangevale • Fair Oaks • Citrus Heights • Granite Bay • Roseville • Rocklin • Loomis • Rancho Murieta • Vineyard • Mather • Sheldon • Wild Hawk

 

We fix cloudy water quickly, correctly, and safely — no matter how hazy or murky it appears.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

 

What causes cloudy pool water?
Common causes include poor filtration, low chlorine, pH imbalance, high calcium, debris buildup, or early algae growth.

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Will cloudy water clear on its own?
No — cloudy water almost always gets worse without professional diagnosis.

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How fast can a cloudy pool be cleared?
Most clear within 24–48 hours once filtration and chemistry are corrected.

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Does cloudy water mean algae is starting?
Often yes — cloudiness can be a precursor to algae growth.

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Can swimming in cloudy water be unsafe?
Yes — cloudy water may contain bacteria, contaminants, or imbalanced chemicals.

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Do clarifiers fix cloudy water?
Only partially — the underlying filtration or chemistry issue must also be corrected.

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