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Pebble & PalmPool Co.

From swamp to swimmable in 3–5 days.

Foreclosure pool? Long vacation? Monsoon surprise? We’ve rescued hundreds of green pools across the Valley — and we guarantee the day count we quote.

Before After
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The rescue

Green isn’t gross. It’s just chemistry.

A green pool is an ecosystem that got a head start. Algae bloomed, chlorine lost, and now the water needs a controlled reset — not a panic-bought trunk of shock from the hardware store.

  • Quoted day count, guaranteed — if we say 4 days, it’s clear in 4 days or the extra visits are free.
  • Filter rehab included — dead algae kills filters; we deep-clean or rebuild as part of the job.
  • Stain & surface check — we flag any staining early and tell you what’s removable.
  • Ends with a plan — roll into weekly service and your rescue discount carries over.

Day by day

The 5-day turnaround

Every rescue is a little different, but the rhythm is the same. You get a photo update at the end of every single day — watching it turn is half the fun.

Day 1

Assess, shock & circulate

Water tested, debris netted out, heavy chlorine shock dosed, pump set to run 24/7.

Day 2

The kill confirmed

Green turns cloudy gray-blue — dead algae. Walls brushed hard, filter cleaned the first time.

Day 3

Vacuum & clarify

Dead algae vacuumed to waste, clarifier dosed, filter cleaned again. You can see the floor now.

Day 4

Polish & rebalance

Fine filtering continues; chemistry brought back from shock levels toward swim-safe ranges.

Day 5

Swim test & handoff

Final readings verified, surfaces checked, and your keep-it-clear plan delivered. Cannonball approved.

Honest variables

What makes it 3 days vs. 5

How green is green

Lime-green water with visible steps recovers fast. Black-green soup that’s been brewing since spring takes the full five — sometimes with a second shock.

Filter health

The filter does the heavy lifting once algae dies. A tired cartridge or channeled sand bed slows everything — which is why rehab is baked into our price.

Water age & CYA

If stabilizer is sky-high from years of tabs, chlorine can’t win. Sometimes a partial drain is genuinely faster and cheaper — and we’ll tell you so upfront.

Real talk

Sometimes the answer is a drain.

If your water is years old, loaded with stabilizer, and hard as a sidewalk, chemically rescuing it can cost more than replacing it. We’ll run both numbers on Day 0 and recommend whichever is honestly better for you.

  • CYA over ~150 ppm? Chlorine is handcuffed — drain math usually wins.
  • Calcium past 600 ppm? Fresh water protects your tile, heater, and pebble finish.
  • We do both — rescue and drain & refill are quoted side by side, no upsell games.

How green is yours? Send a photo.

We’ll reply with a day count and a real number — free, usually within the hour.

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Rescue questions

Swamp FAQs

Everything people ask while staring at green water.

Can my kids swim during the rescue?
Not until we give the all-clear — shock-level chlorine is no joke. Most pools are swim-safe on the final day, confirmed by test readings in your report.
Will the algae stains come out?
Organic staining usually lifts during the process or with a follow-up treatment. Mineral staining is a different animal — we’ll identify which you have on Day 1 and give you honest options.
How do I keep it from happening again?
Consistent chlorine and circulation — which is exactly what weekly service exists for. Rescue customers get their first month at a discount, and members’ pools that turn green between visits get re-rescued free.

Five days from now, this could be your backyard.

Send a photo of the swamp. Get a day count and a number. Watch it turn blue.

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