Pricing
What pool service costs, in plain numbers.
Month one is $89 for new customers, and the starting water test is free. After that, you get a weekly rate built around your pool — and you agree to it before a single stop is billed.
Two parts, no guesswork.
Month one
$89
Every weekly stop for your first month, plus a free starting water test. A simple way to see how we work before settling on a weekly rate.
Month two onward
Your rate
A weekly price based on your actual pool, agreed with you in advance. It doesn’t creep up with surprise add-ons, and there’s no contract holding you to it.
For new customers
Your first month of weekly pool care — $89
Full weekly care from the very first stop, a free water test to get started, and nothing to sign.
Start for $89Your first month covers
- Every weekly stop that month: surface skimmed, walls and steps brushed, baskets emptied
- Water tested and chemicals balanced at every stop
- A complimentary starting water test
- One assigned technician — not a rotating crew
- A quick text or email update after each stop
- Month-to-month — stop whenever you like
Our promise. Not happy with a stop? Tell us and we’ll come back and fix it — no extra charge.
Available to new customers in Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers, Naples and Marco Island. Priced for a typical residential pool; oversized, badly neglected or specially equipped pools may be priced differently, and we tell you before any work starts. From month two, your weekly rate depends on your pool and is agreed with you in advance — nothing is billed that you haven’t approved.
Your weekly rate
Four things decide it.
A flat rate that ignores your pool tends to change later. We’d rather look at what you actually have, give you one clear weekly number, and keep it that way.
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How big the pool is
A larger pool takes longer to brush and net, and holds more water to keep balanced.
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Screen cage or open
An open pool catches leaves, palm debris and pollen all week, so each stop takes more netting and basket work.
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Your equipment
The filter type, pump, and any heater or automation all shape what a stop involves.
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Chlorine or salt
A traditional chlorine pool and a saltwater system are cared for differently, which is reflected in the rate.
What you pay for
Every stop, the full list.
Month one or month fifty, the checklist doesn’t shrink. Everyday balancing chemicals are included in your rate; specialty treatments are only used after you approve them.
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Water tested on arrival
Chlorine, pH and alkalinity read at the start of every stop.
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Surface netted clean
Leaves, palm debris, bugs and pollen lifted off the water.
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Walls, steps & waterline brushed
Stops algae and scale before they can settle in.
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Skimmer & pump baskets cleared
Keeps water moving freely so the pump isn’t strained.
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Chemistry balanced
Dosed for this week’s sun, heat and rain — not a fixed recipe.
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Filter pressure noted
Tracked each week so you know when a filter clean is due.
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Equipment looked over
Pump, filter and plumbing checked by eye for leaks or trouble.
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Update sent to you
A short text or email with your readings once we’re done.
What we put in writing.
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Nothing to sign
Month to month. Stop whenever you like.
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Free first water test
Part of your first-month offer.
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Our promise
Not happy with a stop? Tell us and we’ll come back and fix it — no extra charge.
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Updates every stop
One technician, and a text or email each week.
Weekly service means cleaning, water care and a visual look at your equipment. Repairs, equipment replacement, leak detection, resurfacing and other contractor work aren’t included. If we spot something, we’ll tell you and either quote it separately or refer you to an appropriately licensed pool contractor.
What does weekly pool service cost?
Your first month is $89 if you’re a new customer, and it comes with a free starting water test. From the second month on, the weekly rate depends on your pool — its size, whether it’s screened, the equipment and what it needs — and you’ll know that number and agree to it before we start. You can stop at any time; there’s no contract.
Is there a contract?
No contract and no minimum term. Service runs month to month, and if your plans change you can simply let us know and stop.
Do you supply the chemicals?
Yes — the everyday balancing chemicals used on your weekly stop are part of the price we quote. Anything beyond routine care, such as an algae treatment, stain treatment or salt for a salt cell, is explained to you and only added once you say yes.
What if a visit falls short?
Not happy with a stop? Tell us and we’ll come back and fix it — no extra charge.
My pool has a screen cage. Is that a problem?
Not at all — screened and open pools are both on our routes. Cages keep out most leaves but not pollen, dust or small bugs, so the pool still gets brushed and checked. Open pools usually catch more debris, which is one of the things we factor into your quote.
Can you take care of an attached spa too?
Yes. A spa that shares the pool’s water and equipment is cleaned and tested along with the pool on every stop. Mention it on the form so it’s included in your quote.
Do you fix pumps, filters and heaters?
Each stop includes a look over your equipment, and we’ll tell you if something seems wrong. Repairs and replacements aren’t part of weekly service; we quote them separately or refer you to an appropriately licensed pool contractor.
How soon can you start?
That depends on where our routes have room. Once we’ve looked at your pool details, we’ll give you a start date with your quote — and if you’re working toward a closing or move-in date, we’ll plan around it.
Find out your weekly rate.
Send the basics — and a photo if it’s handy. Month one is just $89.