Anyone know how to fix this? Chemicals in and pump on....

Anyone know how to fix this? Chemicals in and pump on.... 
 

Test your copper level and get a bottle of No Mo
No Mo is made if unicorn pee and fairy dust… it’s pure magic. Leslie’s will probably tell you it’s a copper problem. I doubt it.
 
 

Take a sample to a pool store and get a consultation

Our home pool looked like that even tho chemicals were in and pump going. Turns out the filter pump was soooooo clogged it wasn’t filtering so the chemicals weren’t doing any good

 Yes so true watch the pressure on the gauge backwash your sand filters regularly until they flow clear.

Super shock it, followed by scrubbing the sides then vacuum, followed by algaecide. Tomorrow it will be way better. From there check chemicals and adjust accordingly. Remember to vacuum on waste.
 
 

This!!! 100% this! We are in the lowcountry of SC where our pool turns green constantly because of rain and algae getting in the pump!!

Exactly what I was going to say! Gotta scrub the heck out of it & vacuum. Keep it closed cause it’ll be too acidic for people & you know there’s alway that ONE….

With only knowing what you presented, I would add Copper Sulphate. I have an above ground pool where the filter is never really enough to stop algae growing. Adding the copper sulfate will fix it but your pool is commercial use so get an expert in. (Fire your current company for letting it get this way…just my thoughts)

If the chemicals have just been added you need to run the pump for a long time and clean the filter everyday

How is your circulation? When is the last time you backwashed? How often are you cleaning the pool?
Most green pools are due to bad circulation.
Coming from a pool chemical sales person here

Omg our Spa just went through something like this
Maintenance had changed the heater valves so how much is sediment stuff came through and discolored the spa and algae grew overnight it might have to be cycled out but then the pool guy shocked it was some type of chemical as well

The chemicals are not balanced the chlorine‘s getting eaten up just take a sample to the pool store and they’ll tell you exactly what to put in it.
It doesn’t matter how much more chlorine you put in it it’s not gonna fix it

They will need to know how many gallons of water is in the pool or you can tell them the dimensions and how deep it is

Super shock the water and let it work it’s magic!

Get your Chem correct
Alkalinity 80-120
PH 7.4
Chlorine 2-3
Cyanaric 50-70
Shock it, and continue to filter, clean filters or backwash. Brush Walls.
It doesn’t look very big so you should be able to clear this up in a day or so.
Then look at some algae control.

Shock and 24/7 pool pumps for 5 days. Check your filter, sand or earth may need backwash

Drain water down a foot and put fresh water in , in addition to chemicals.

Check cyuranic (sp) acid levels, if they are too high they will lock up the chlorine.

The ebay item id given is invalid, no result has been sentMine did this, it was due to high phosphates or something..we ended up draining, pressure washing, and refilling..

Algae. Shock the hell out of it and scrub the whole thing and back wash it but be warned you can only shock it once like this then the algae gets immune to it then you have to drain and scrub and refill

Call a professional. It’ll save you a ton of time and money in the long run!

Shock the hell out of it and make sure the pump works properly and it's circulating

Proper maintenance goes a long way. Pools don't just go green on their own. Evaluate the staff and have the tech get CPO certified.

You can take a sample of the water to your pool supply company the will test it and tell you how to clear it

1:backwash filter and make sure you have enough flow to filter all the water in the pool 3 times in 24 hours.
2: shock to a chlorine to between 10 and 30 PPM
3: brush every inch of the pool to make it easier for the shock to clean.
4: let the shock work over night.
5: test water and balance chemicals.
•chlorine 2-3
•ph 7.4
•alkalinity 80-120
•calcium hardness 180-220
•cyanuric acid 30-50
I recommend a Taylor test kit, it comes with all the instructions to test chemicals, makes it very simple.
6: test again.
7: maintain chemical levels

Take a sample to Leslie Pools they will put it through their test for free and tell you exactly what you need to do.

Drain and acid wash. Gets rid of the gunk and smell. Time to start fresh.

Backwash, put on recirculating setting, Flock. Run pump for 4-6 hours. Turn pump off till next morning. Set to drain, Slowly vac pool as everything will be on the bottom of the pool, Backwash, shock, test water and add what is needed.

Yes. You could shock, flock clean, backwash etc. you also need to know your type of pool. Chlorine, salt etc. However, if it is a commercial operated pool, you cannot touch it. You need to contract it out or have a certified operator on site.