BACCARO POOLS

Few of life's rewards compare to being able to walk out your backdoor and take a dip in your own private pool.

For escape, relaxation, entertaining, family fun, and for convenience, nothing even comes close.

At Baccaro Pools, we have spent the last 27 years turning this dream into a reality for many discriminating homeowners in the area.

For some people, the work involved in pool maintenance is all that stands between them and their swimming pool. We offer weekly residential and commercial swimming pool maintenance to keep your pool healthy, sparkling clean and swim ready. We install and service all makes and models of pool equipment. Service techs are readily available to take care of your repair needs.

Whether your pool needs repair or just a new look, Baccaro Pools makes the remodeling process easy and affordable. Turn what once was great into something better than you ever imagined!

Explore the possibilities. We can create a pool that is a unique reflection of your home and family. Our pool designer will help guide you through the limitless possibilities to achieve the best solution for your needs.

Baccaro Pool Service and Repair has been servicing the areas of San Gabriel, Pomona and Inland Valleys for the past 27 years. The growth of our company is a result of providing continuous professional pool service and repair to our customers.

Is It Worth It?

You bet! Proper cleaning and regular maintenance not only keep your pool beautiful - they protect your financial investment, and the safety of you, your family and friends. Whether you "do it yourself" or rely on a pool service technician, a clean pool is a healthier and happier pool for everyone involved.

Even if you use an automatic pool cleaner, vacuum your pool at least once a week to remove debris that the filter misses. Brush the sides to remove algae and bacteria that grow in areas with little or no circulation. It's best to brush toward the drain, beginning at the shallow end. Also keep the surrounding deck clean by regularly removing trash, sweeping and rinsing.

The filter, one of your pool's most important pieces of equipment, is designed to remove visible debris and most microscopic matter by recirculating water through a filter element. The three types of filters used in pools and spas are cartridge, D. E. (diatomaceous earth) and sand.

Water in motion makes it difficult for bacteria and algae to take hold. It also moves debris for capture by the filter. That's why pool water must be regularly circulated, preferably during the day for a minimum of 6 to 8 hours (number of hours varies with time of year and bather load).