Cleaning Without a Screen Cage
Plenty of the swimming pools we clean in Fort Myers have nothing over them, and cleaning an open pool is a different job from cleaning a screened one.
Everything that lands on the water gets there directly. Leaves, grass clippings, pollen, dust, and whatever the last storm carried all go straight in, so the surface needs real skimming rather than a pass with the net. Baskets fill faster and the filter works harder on an open swimming pool, which is why we check both every visit rather than on a schedule, and why pool equipment repair in Fort Myers comes up more often on open pools.
Full sun is the other half of it. Chlorine breaks down quickly in direct light, so an open-air pool is running with less protection by the end of the week than a shaded one. The cleaning routine leans harder on testing and adjusting because of it, and a week is genuinely the longest this kind of pool should go between visits.
The one advantage is visibility. Nothing is hiding in a shaded corner, so growth tends to show itself early and we handle it before it spreads, which is why open pools less often need green pool cleanup.