Pool Maintenance
Pool Maintenance in Charlotte, NC
A set day each week: water tested and balanced, pool brushed and vacuumed, baskets emptied, equipment checked. You get to swim instead of scrub.
Weekly pool maintenance is a visit on a regular schedule that keeps your water safe and clear and your equipment running. Each visit covers water testing and balancing, skimming, brushing, vacuuming as needed, emptying baskets, and a check of the pump and filter.
What's included
What every weekly visit covers.
- Test and balance the water chemistry
- Skim the surface and empty skimmer and pump baskets
- Brush walls, steps, and the waterline
- Vacuum the pool floor as needed
- Check the pump, filter, and other equipment
- Let you know about anything that needs a repair
Example photoKnow the signs
Signs it's time to call.
- You spend weekends skimming leaves instead of swimming.
- The water turns cloudy or green a few days after you add chemicals.
- You're not sure what your chlorine and pH should be, or how to fix them.
- The pump or filter is making a noise you've started to ignore.
- You travel and need someone keeping the pool right while you're gone.
Pricing
What affects the price.
Every pool is different, so we quote each one. These are the things that move the number.
- The size of the pool, and whether it has an attached spa or water features
- Trees and landscaping that drop leaves into the water
- Chlorine or salt system
- How much chemical the pool needs to stay balanced
- Its condition today: a green or neglected pool gets a one-time cleanup quote first
How it works
What happens after you reach out.
- 01
Tell us about your pool
Call, text, or send a few photos through the quote form.
- 02
Get a clear quote
We confirm the schedule, what each visit covers, and the weekly price.
- 03
We show up on your day
We keep the water balanced and the pool clean, and flag anything that needs a repair.
What to expect on the first visit.
On the first visit we test the water, clean the pool, and look over the pump, filter, and the rest of the equipment. If something needs a repair, we tell you what it is and what it should cost. After that, visits follow the schedule we agreed on.
FAQ
Pool maintenance questions.
How often should a pool be serviced?
Weekly during swim season works for most home pools. It keeps chlorine steady and catches small problems early. Heavy leaf fall or heavy use can change that, so tell us about your pool.
What does weekly pool service cost?
It depends on the size of the pool, how much debris it collects, and how much chemical it needs. Send a photo and your town and we'll give you a set weekly price.
Do I need to be home during service?
Usually not, as long as we can get to the pool and the equipment. We'll confirm gate and access details when we set up your schedule.
Can you take over a pool that has turned green?
Yes. Send us a photo and we'll quote a cleanup before regular service starts.
Other ways we help
One company for the whole pool.
Pool Repairs
Pump won't run, water level dropping, light out. We find the cause and fix it.
Learn morePool Renovations
A new finish, waterline tile, coping, or equipment for a pool that's showing its age.
Learn moreWhere we work
Charlotte, Matthews, Waxhaw, Lake Norman, Fort Mill, and nearby towns.
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