Request it on its own
When floating debris is the main concern and a full brushing visit is not needed.
Debris removal
Surface skimming & debris removal
Physical removal of floating leaves and other visible debris from the water—not a water treatment service.
What is removed
Leaves, insects, and other material on the water
Skimming uses a net to lift floating debris off the surface. Debris removal also includes gathering material that has collected in corners, on steps, or along accessible edges during the visit.
- Floating leaves
- Small visible debris on the surface
- Accessible collection of that material from the pool
On a visit
How skimming is done
After the requested work is confirmed, the visit focuses on moving a skimmer net across the surface and collecting debris that can be gathered by hand or net from accessible areas.
Skimming does not, by itself, clean walls and floors. If those also need attention, request brushing and vacuuming or a weekly or one-time cleaning visit.
Include it in a broader visit
Skimming is often part of weekly or one-time cleaning. Say which you prefer in the form.
What it does not do
It is not chemical treatment, draining, construction, or equipment work.
After you submit
How this request is reviewed
Request
Send pool and property details plus the cleaning work you want reviewed.
Review
Ring Pool Central reviews the request and whether the property appears to fall within current service areas.
Confirm
Scope, availability, timing, and pricing are communicated separately. A request is not a booking.
Cleaning visit
Cleaning takes place only after those service details have been confirmed.
Request skimming and debris removal
Include the ZIP code and a short note about the debris you are seeing.
Request pool cleaning
Send a request with your property ZIP code and the cleaning work you need. Ring Pool Central will review availability, scope, timing, and pricing separately. Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment.