There are a few indicators that will inform you that your Cairns pool pump might be having ‘issues’, see below.

• Noises. If your pump is making strange noises, or is operating louder than usual, then it might be time to have it looked at.
• Leaks or Pooling Water. If you have noticed the appearance of puddles or pooling water in the vicinity of your pump, then give us a call and we can check it out.
• Loss of Suction. This is an obvious indicator that your pool pump needs some attention.
• Power Keeps Tripping. Call us immediately. Pool pumps, much like any other electrical appliance, should not be tripping your power supply. If this is happening then discontinue use and call us.

Generally speaking, Cairns pool pumps should last anywhere between 5 and 15 years, but it is very much determined on how regularly it runs. So thinking in runtime hours gives a more accurate forecast. If you are unsure if your pool pump is performing at its peak, give us a call and we can come and assess your pump.

Yes. Talk to us about the range of energy saving Cairns pool pumps and devices, which might save you between $300 and $700 a year on your pool running costs. Contact Andrew at Cairns Pool Care to arrange a free site inspection on your pool, and advice on energy saving Cairns pool pumps on 0436 467 015 or email andrew@cairnspoolcare.com.au

There can be a few reasons your Cairns swimming pool has gone green.

1. There has been a major weather event with lots of rain. An influx of freshwater into your swimming pool can adversely impact the chemical balance, which can result in the water turning green.
2. Your chlorinator, pump or filter is not working properly. When this happens your water quality and clarity is impacted, it may become cloudy and/or turn green.

Regardless of why your Cairns swimming pool has turned green, Cairns Pool Care can help with effective service and equipment. We will restore your pool to clear water once again.

If your pool water is turning green or is cloudy, then this is an indicator that your chlorinator might not be working properly. We can come to your property, look at your chlorinator and clean it or replace it, depending on its individual circumstances.

Pool filters can become clogged and damaged over time, and when this happens there are a few obvious indicators, as follows.

1. There is a reduction in your pool’s water pressure and flow.
2. Your pool water is becoming dirty and/or cloudy.
3. Your pool filter is making loud and/or unusual noises.

If this sounds like you and your Cairns pool filter, then contact Andrew at Cairns Pool Care on 0436 467 015 or andrew@cairnspoolcare.com.au for pool filter service, attention and advice.

Cairns Pool Care sells a range of robotic pool cleaners. Are they worth it and would they suit your pool – we can help with that too – contact Andrew at Cairns Pool Care on 0436 467 015 or andrew@cairnspoolcare.com.au for more information and honest advice.

We can come to your place and assess the features and surrounds of your pool and advise if a robotic pool cleaner will be effective for you. In some instances, we might have a robotic pool cleaner that you can trial at your place. We have a wide range of Cairns robotic pool cleaners and equipment, including energy efficient machines to keep your running costs down.

Cairns Pool Care sells a range of Cairns pool cleaning equipment and parts. We are also a mobile service, so can attend your property and pool, making life easy for you. Our range of Cairns pool cleaning equipment includes the following.

• Robotic pool cleaners
• Suction pool cleaners
• Kreepy Krauly pool cleaners
• Telescoped poles for vacuums and leaf scoopers
• Skimmer net pool nets
• Skimmer baskets
• Pool brush heads
• Tile brush cleaning tools