Pool Water Treatment & Sanitation

Pool Water Treatment & Sanitation

Safe, sparkling pool water is a balance of sanitation and chemistry. Burj Al Wasl installs and services every modern water-treatment method so your pool stays hygienic, gentle on skin and eyes, and fully compliant with Dubai Municipality recreational-water-quality requirements.

Sanitation systems we install

• Salt-water chlorination (saltwater pools), a salt cell generates chlorine on demand for softer water and less handling of chemicals.
• Ozone systems, powerful oxidation that reduces chlorine demand and by-products.
• UV sterilisation, inactivates bacteria, viruses and chlorine-resistant pathogens (e.g. cryptosporidium).
• AOP (Advanced Oxidation Process) combining UV and ozone for premium, low-chlorine water.
• Automated dosing & control, ORP/pH probes with peristaltic dosing pumps for hands-free balance.

Water balancing we manage

• Free and combined chlorine, pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness and cyanuric acid
• Algae prevention, oxidation/shock dosing and stabiliser control
• Scale and corrosion control suited to Dubai’s hard, mineral-rich water

Healthier water, lower chemical use

Dubai’s heat accelerates chlorine loss and algae growth. By combining salt chlorination, ozone or UV with automated dosing, we keep sanitiser levels stable, cut chemical consumption, and protect bathers, finishes and equipment, while meeting the microbiological limits enforced for villa and commercial pools.

Concrete vs fibreglass pools

How it works

1. Free site visit, design and feasibility
2. Fixed quote, drawings and approvals
3. Excavation, shell, waterproofing and MEP
4. Tiling/finish, filtration and commissioning
5. Handover + optional maintenance (AMC)

Typical timeline: A new pool typically takes 6 to 12 weeks; repairs are scheduled quickly.

How to choose the best swimming pool company in Dubai

• Proven pool construction (structure, waterproofing, MEP)
• Correct filtration, circulation and safety compliance
• A clear fixed quote covering shell to finish
• Reliable ongoing maintenance to protect the investment

Red flags to avoid

• Vague lump-sum quotes with no itemised breakdown (they tend to grow later)
• No portfolio, references or verifiable completed projects
• No clear contract, timeline, payment schedule or aftercare
• Reluctance to handle Dubai authority approvals (Municipality, DEWA, DCD)
• Prices far below the market, usually a sign of cut corners or hidden extras