Work completed:

Prep location and coordinate install of new chemical containers New DE Grids (71)
Algae scrubbing, Stain removal and marcite washing Light repairs
Pressure washing of entry columns and ropes
Pressure washing of all white goods (steps, return jets, drains and below grade pipes) Clean Prep and paint zero level entry
Snake and clean piping leading to vacuum Removal of all large debris in grid tank Repaired freeze damaged outdoor shower
Hookup of new chemical equipment (replacement of multiple hoses/tubbing throughout)

Associated Expenses:

Grids- $1412.97
Specialized Chemicals for algae treatment – (this has been billed separately by Hawkins) - $960 Large Chlorine tank - (this has been billed separately by Hawkins) - $750
Incidentals (paint and paint supplies tubing, shower pipe repair, etc..) - $521.11 Gas for power equipment –$100
Labor- 160hrs x $35/hr - $5,600.00

Project/s total: $9,344.08

Original Grids – as pictured the grids are quite dark from embedded dirt and torn along edges/tops/bottoms which allows dirt and algae to circulate freely

Bottom of Surge Tank after all grids were removed. All large debris had been removed at this time (piles of leaves) sand, gravel, etc.…The grey coloring is actually staining from the debris.
The vacuum port (hidden by sump pump), was snaked and water jetted to clear obstructions.

 	
New grids
All piping and connections were cleaned of all debris while out of tank

New Grids in tank – tank was cleaned and rinsed throughout to make sure new grids were not started up with debris present.

 	
Large algae spots –
Most prevalent on the South West side and in the deep end near the middle of the lane lines.
Lights, niches, steps, and main drains had growth spots also.

This middle deep end area had the largest spots that were embedded well into the thickness of the marcite

 	
Lights, and all plastic/ white goods such as steps, drains, jets, exposed openings or pipes were hands scrubbed and washed.

Note the large spots below the lights – this area was along the south west side of pool.

Light / light niche repair
We will pay attention to this light as when they bend in a fashion to where they come loose – the metal tabs become “weakened” and tend to allow the light to pop out easier in the future

All marcite was hand scrubbed using steel hand brushes, cup brushes attached to drills and also rinsed using medium/high pressure spray

Repaired and cleaned

Cleaned Marcite
Please note the “pitted” marcite. This is where a rather large algae spot had “eaten” into the marcite thickness.
After scrubbing and pressure washing, the algae along with loosened damaged marcite are removed. This in depth scrubbing/removal was only completed in areas with rather large spots to limit pitting.

Freshly painted with water proof non slip grip decking paint

Zero level decking paint - original

 	
Zero level entry pillars and ropes – Before cleaning

Zero level entry pillars and ropes – After cleaning
Recommend – staining and sealing wood