Pool Service in Coolidge and the Towns Around It
We clean and repair pools at homes in Coolidge and the towns nearby. Weekly routes, one-time jobs like acid washes and drain and refills, and equipment work all run out of the same truck. Call for a free quote and we'll tell you if your street is on a route.
Towns We Cover
Our weekly pool cleaning routes run through Coolidge, Florence, Eloy and Arizona City. We also take work in San Tan Valley, Casa Grande and Sacaton. If you live somewhere in between, ask. We group stops by day, so your pool gets cleaned on the same day each week.
One-time jobs cover the same ground. That means green to clean recovery, filter cleaning, pool repair and equipment installation. A drain and refill or an acid wash takes most of a day, so we book those ahead and give you the date on the phone. New weekly customers get the first month of service free. There is no contract to sign, and if you want to stop service, you can cancel with a phone call.
Towns we cover from Coolidge
- Coolidge
- Florence
- Eloy
- San Tan Valley
- Casa Grande
- Arizona City
- Sacaton
Not on the list? Call (520) 462-9055 and ask.
What Pools Around Here Have in Common
- Plaster, pebble and the age of your pool
- A lot of the homes in this part of Pinal County went up in the last few decades. Most of their pools have a plaster or pebble finish with a tile line at the water. Plaster is smooth and cheaper to redo, but it etches faster when the water runs low on calcium or high on acid. Pebble feels rougher, lasts longer and hides stains better. We tell you which one you have and how to care for it, because an acid wash that suits fresh plaster can be too harsh for a worn one.
- Heat, sun and monsoon dust
- Summer days over 100 degrees burn off chlorine fast and help algae grow. Monsoon storms can dump dust and leaves in one afternoon. Filters clog quicker that time of year, so we check pressure on every visit and clean cartridges or grids before they strain the pump. Winters are mild, but the water still needs weekly care.
- Hard water and calcium
- Water here carries a lot of calcium. As it evaporates, it leaves a white crust on tile and stone. The longer it sits, the harder it gets. Glass tile needs a gentler method than glazed ceramic, and we pick the one that won't scratch yours.
- HOAs, permits and drain water
- Many neighborhoods have an HOA, and some have rules about equipment placement or noise. A new gas heater or electrical work can need a permit from the city or county. Before a drain, we check where the water is allowed to go. We sort these things out before the job starts.
Ask If Your Street Is on Our Route
Tell us your town and a little about your pool. We'll let you know which day we're in your area and give you a free quote over the phone.