AquaLit
Pool Care & Automation
Automation reduces intervention. It does not eliminate responsible pool care — and this is the part that keeps everything else working.
Every automated pool still depends on people. Sensors need calibration and verification, filters need cleaning, baskets fill, salt cells scale, seals wear, and equipment eventually fails. AquaLit handles professional configuration, equipment inspection, water verification, maintenance, repairs, chemical replenishment, physical cleaning where needed and diagnostics.
This is also the layer that makes automation trustworthy. Equipment that nobody verifies is not automation — it is an assumption with a Wi-Fi connection.
This page is the overview. Each branch of the work has its own page that goes all the way down.
Pumps, heaters, filters, salt systems, controllers, valves, lighting and plumbing. We diagnose the cause rather than replacing parts until the symptom stops.
Regular service that pairs with automation instead of duplicating it — verification, inspection and the work no equipment does for itself.
When a pool needs more than a repair — surface, tile, coping, lighting and a modernised equipment pad designed around how you actually want to control the pool.
Our customer portal is the visibility layer that most pool service simply does not have. Instead of wondering what your pool professional actually did, you get a record.
On the roadmap: SMS notifications, arrival alerts and automated equipment alerts so a fault reaches you before it becomes a green pool.
Filter cleaning and backwashing, basket emptying, probe cleaning and calibration, equipment inspection, physical repairs, detail brushing of steps and corners, storm cleanup, and interpreting what the water needs when readings disagree.
Automation shrinks the list. It does not empty it.
Most automated residential pools still do well on a regular visit schedule — the work simply changes character. Instead of dosing and vacuuming, the visit is verification, filter and basket work, equipment inspection and calibration.
Yes. A large share of what we do is diagnosing and reconfiguring existing installations, including automation systems that were never properly commissioned.
Technician worklogs from each visit, chemistry readings over time, service history, installed equipment and warranties, subscriptions and invoices, plus email notifications. SMS, arrival alerts and automated equipment alerts are on the roadmap.
Diagnose before quoting. We would rather spend an hour finding out why a pump is drawing air than sell you a pump that will do the same thing in the same plumbing.
If you are within a couple of years of wanting central automation, tell us now. It changes which replacement equipment we recommend today and prevents you buying twice.
Call or text for a free pool assessment. We look at the pool, the equipment already on your pad and how you actually use the backyard — then tell you what is worth doing and what is not.
Tell us what you have and how you use the pool. We'll walk the equipment pad, ask what you ultimately want controlled, and give you an honest recommendation — including the upgrades we'd skip.