ServicesWeekly Pool Cleaning
Weekly Pool Cleaning in Coolidge
We come by once a week to skim, brush, vacuum, empty baskets and balance your water. Chemicals are included in the monthly price. We set the routine around what your pool is made of, because plaster, pebble and fiberglass each wear and stain in their own way.
A steady routine that protects your pool's finish
Weekly service is the right call for most backyard pools. Desert heat burns off chlorine fast, and wind drops dust and leaves in the water between visits. Leave a pool alone for two or three weeks and it can turn cloudy or green. Then you're paying for a cleanup instead of upkeep.
Your pool's surface shapes how we clean it. White plaster is soft. It etches if the water runs acidic and scales if it runs high, so we watch pH and calcium closely. Pebble and quartz finishes hold up better, but algae hides in the gaps between stones, so they get a firm brush. Fiberglass and vinyl scratch easily. We use nylon brushes on them and keep metal tools off the walls.
There's no contract, and you can cancel whenever you want. Your first month of weekly service is free, and we offer a discount to veterans and first responders.
What each weekly visit includes
Skimming and baskets
We skim the surface and empty the skimmer and pump baskets. Full baskets choke the flow and make your pump run hot.
Brushing walls, steps and waterline
Brushing knocks loose algae before it takes hold. We pick the brush for your surface: stainless bristles only on plaster spots that need it, nylon everywhere else.
Vacuuming the floor
Dirt that settles on the floor can stain light plaster and feed algae. We vacuum it out every visit.
Water testing and chemicals
We test chlorine, pH, alkalinity and calcium hardness, then add what the water needs. Chemicals are included in the monthly price, so there's no second bill for them.
Equipment look-over
We check the pump, filter pressure and any leaks around the pad. If something is off, we tell you what we saw and what it would take to fix.
Pool Health Report
After each visit you get a Pool Health Report via email with your readings and the work we did that day.
Signs your pool needs weekly service
- Water that won't stay clear
- Cloudy water usually means the chlorine ran out or the filter can't keep up. A weekly test catches it before it turns green.
- A green tint after a storm
- Monsoon storms dump dust and debris into the water and throw off the chemistry overnight. Regular visits keep a bad week from turning into a green pool.
- White crust at the waterline
- That's scale from hard water. Weekly balancing slows it down. Heavy buildup is a job for our calcium removal and tile cleaning service.
- Rough or blotchy plaster
- Plaster that feels sandy or shows dark spots has usually been sitting in unbalanced water. Steady chemistry stops more damage to the finish.
- Guessing at chemicals
- If you're buying jugs at the store and hoping for the best, it's easy to overcorrect. We test every week and add only what's needed.
How a weekly visit goes
- 1
First visit walk-around
We look at your surface, equipment and water, and note any stains, cracks or worn spots. We'll ask how the pool has been acting and how to get through the gate.
- 2
Clean top to bottom
We skim, brush the walls and steps, vacuum the floor and empty the baskets. Debris goes in our bag, not your trash can.
- 3
Test and balance
We test the water and add chemicals matched to your finish. Plaster pools get closer attention on pH and calcium so the surface lasts.
- 4
Close up and report
We check the pump is running, latch the gate and send your Pool Health Report by email.
What sets your monthly price
Your quote is a flat monthly price with chemicals included. A few things about your pool move that number. We go over them on the phone so you know what you'll pay before we start.
- Pool size
- More gallons take more chemicals and more time to brush and vacuum.
- Surface type
- Pebble finishes take longer to brush clean. Plaster needs tighter chemistry. Fiberglass is quicker but needs gentler tools.
- Trees and debris
- A yard with palms, mesquite or open desert nearby fills baskets faster and adds time at each stop.
- Spas and water features
- An attached spa, waterfall or sheer descent adds surfaces to clean and water to balance.
- Starting condition
- Weekly pricing assumes clear water. If your pool is green now, we start with green to clean recovery, then move you to weekly service.
Weekly pool cleaning questions
- Do I need to be home when you come?
- No. We just need gate access and pets kept inside on service day. You'll get the Pool Health Report afterward so you know what we did.
- Are chemicals extra?
- No. Chemicals are included in the monthly price. The only time you'd see added work is a separate service, like an acid wash, and we'd quote that by phone first.
- Am I locked into a contract?
- No. There's no contract, and you can cancel whenever you decide it's not for you. Your first month of weekly service is free, so you can see how we work before you pay anything.
- What happens if you find something broken?
- We tell you what we found and what it would take to fix. Pool repair and equipment installation are separate services, and you decide whether to go ahead. Nothing gets done without your okay.
- Will weekly service keep calcium off my tile?
- It slows it down a lot, but hard water still leaves some scale over time. When the waterline gets crusty, calcium removal and tile cleaning brings it back. Plaster pools with years of buildup sometimes need an acid wash.
- How long should I run my pump?
- It depends on your pump, pool size and the season. Summer usually needs more hours than winter. We'll suggest a run time on the first visit and adjust it as the weather changes.
Get your pool on a weekly schedule
Tell us about your pool and its surface, and we'll give you a free quote by phone. Your first month of weekly service is free.