The combination of Hot Sunny Days and a lot of Rain will do that. I manage 40 Rentals in The Villages and 11 have Pools, it happens. Easy fix for them to come out and shock the Pool. You can actually go to Home Depot/Lowes/Ace Hardware and buy Shock and do it. Clears up pretty quick.

If this were true wouldn’t all the Village pools also be green? They are blue and clear!

SUmmer heat and rain play havoc with the chem levels. yOU CAN ALWAYS EMPTY A BOX OF BAKING SODA INO THE POOL. tHAT WILL USUALLY CLEAR TINGS UP VERY QUICKLY.

Green water
 

Get a new pool company. I fired t&d. At best they spend 15 minutes and never use the proper chemistery for the pool.

Use Tri City pools
They compensate for this No problems

TD is correct on the issue of increased rain but, in my opinion, they are not maintaining your pool properly. I have a 10,000 gallon, salt water, pool, that I maintain with test strips and occasional trips to Pinch a Penny with water samples for them to test and recommend the chemicals to add. I have never had such a problem in over ten years of maintaining the pool.

T&D is a large company maybe your tech needs retraining

No problem...have T&D drain your pool, slight treatment to the Walls & floor of pool, fill it back up with fresh water FROM YOUR HOSE!!!!
DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT PAY $700+ for water to be delivered...the water refill from your hose will cost you about $70-90 on your water bill...good luck👍🏻

I agree, we maintain our pool and we have no issues. We had hired a pool maintenance company when we finished our pool construction. I verified the pool chemical levels before the guy showed up, just to see how he was going to take care of it, well, he let the PH go when it should have been adjusted, same with all the other levels, when I asked him about he blew me off and said it was fine, and he skipped vacuuming and brushing on many occasions, when he thought we were not home, needless tot say we fired the company. We have a salt water pool with a chlorinator and automatic Muriatic acid dispenser, very easy to maintain. You can take a water sample to the T&D pool store and they will check it for free, I take a sample once a month, just to verify that my readings are the same as there analyzer, and it's been spot on. I do check the chemicals 2-3 times a week, mainly PH and Chlorine, with test strips and also a liquid pool sample kit from Amazon. I check the other chemicals about twice a month, our water is crystal clear. I also enjoy doing the chemistry, my husband does the brushing and vacuuming and changing the filters cleaning the baskets. We went on vacation for a week and let it go, came back everything was fine. We are here full time, if your a snowbird then you have to rely on a pool company, I guess if i had to hire one I'd go with T&D, but I would educate myself on pool chemistry and check in-between.

We use T & D also, but have never had an issue. Our pool is always pristine and we live here year around. They come once a week, scrub the tiles, vacuum it, check all the chemical levels, etc. We do have a salt water pool, and what a great decision that was. Never have to mess with chlorine as with a salt water pool, an electronic cell in the pump creates it as needed, it rarely fluctuates except with huge rainfall amounts. I know some people use bi-weekly or even monthly service to cut costs, but this can allow issues to spiral out of control under certain circumstances.

Switch......We use Sparkling Waters Pool and Spa. They service our pool each week. Crystal clear water, always clean!

Green Pool Water
 

Baking Soda will usually do the trick. Buy big bags at Sam's. Depends on size of pool as to how much. Dissolve in warm water in a bucket and pour in pool.

Test the water. If the chlorine is where it should be then you have yellow algae which needs different chemicals. We had this problem a couple of times.

Or you could just have Saint a Patrick's Day party early and only have to buy the die for the green beer. :)