One local crew for cleaning, repairs, and recovery. Here's everything we handle.
Our core service. Every visit we skim the surface, brush the walls and steps, vacuum as needed, empty the skimmer and pump baskets, test and balance the water, and check that your equipment is running right. Weekly, biweekly, or monthly, whatever your pool needs.
Pumps, motors, filters, salt cells, heaters, valves, and automation panels. We diagnose the real problem and fix it, from a worn pump seal or impeller to a full motor swap, and tell you honestly when a part is better replaced than patched.
Cartridge and D.E. filter cleanings, pressure checks, O-ring and gasket service, and pump maintenance. A clean filter and a healthy pump keep your water clear and your power bill down.
Algae-green or long-neglected pool? We assess it, shock and treat it, clear the water, clean out what's settled, and get it swimmable, then set you up on a plan so it stays that way.
Water chemistry, cleaning, filter service, and equipment checks for spas and hot tubs, tuned for our hard desert water and cold snaps.
Balanced water protects your surfaces and equipment and keeps swimming comfortable. We test and adjust every visit, and on request run an onsite SpinTouch lab test for a full-panel analysis. Chemicals billed separately at cost, so you only pay for what your pool uses.
Automatic cover pools collect leaves and debris in the cover and trough. We open it up, clear it out, and clean the cover so it seals and runs the way it should.
Cold-season setup so a hard freeze doesn't crack a cell or pump: freeze-protection settings checked and equipment ready for St. George winters.
In the summer heat, we strongly recommend weekly service. That's when your water chemistry swings fastest, the sun and swimmers burn through chlorine, and a salt cell can't always keep up on its own. Weekly is the most reliable way to keep a pool clean, balanced, and swim-ready, and a skipped week tends to show.
We'll run weekly, biweekly, or monthly, and whatever you choose, we do our best to keep your pool looking great. We're not going to push you into more than you need.
In the cooler months, plenty of pools can move to biweekly, as long as trees and debris aren't working against them. Some pools can stretch, some can't, it comes down to your yard, the leaves, and how the pool gets used. Tell us about yours and we'll give you a straight recommendation.
An automatic cover on a real St. George pool: leaf-packed and grimy, to cleaned out and sealed the way it should run.

