Tampa pool service, repair and resurfacing
A Tampa pool is open twelve months a year and fights algae for nine of them. Weekly service keeps it swimmable, and when the pump, filter, heater or surface gives out, you get the price before any work starts.
- Repairs by a licensed and insured Florida pool contractor
- The price before any work starts
- Weekly service on a fixed day
- Hillsborough and Pasco counties
What's going on with the pool?
- The pool turned green
- Pump won't run, or it's loud
- Water level keeps dropping
- Setting up weekly cleaning
- Heater isn't heating
- Resurfacing or new tile
Getting worse by the day: callCan be scheduled
Pool services in Tampa
Cleaning, equipment repair, leaks, surfaces and enclosures, with repair work done by a licensed pool contractor.
- Green pool cleanupGreen, black or cloudy water cleared and balanced, usually in days.
- Pump and filter repairDead, loud or leaking pumps and clogged filters, fixed or replaced.
- Weekly pool serviceChemicals, brushing, skimming and equipment checks on a fixed day each week.
- Leak detectionFinding where the water is going, in the shell, the plumbing or the equipment.
- Pool heater repairGas and heat pump pool heaters repaired, replaced and sized right.
- Pool resurfacingNew plaster, quartz or pebble finishes, tile and coping.
- Screen enclosuresRescreening, repairs and new pool cages built to Florida wind code.
- Salt systemsSalt chlorine generators installed, repaired and cells replaced.
How it works
- Call or send a request. Tell us what the pool is doing, whether it's screened, and your ZIP code.
- Get a time. You get a day and an arrival window. Green pools and dead pumps are scheduled first.
- See the price first. The technician checks the water and equipment and gives you the price before starting.
- Swim. The work is tested, the water is balanced, and you get a written invoice.
What Tampa does to a pool
Year-round sun, daily summer rain, oak pollen and screen cages all shape how a pool here needs to be cared for.
Summer rain
An afternoon storm dumps an inch of rain into the pool, dilutes the chlorine and drops the pH. Two days of that in August is enough to start algae.
Weekly pool servicePumps that never rest
A pool pump here runs eight to ten hours a day all year. Seals, bearings and capacitors wear out on a schedule, and a pump that runs dry can ruin itself in an afternoon.
Pump and filter repairSun on plaster
Twelve months of UV, chlorine and heat is hard on marcite. Roughness, staining and bare spots show up at 10 to 15 years, earlier if the water was out of balance.
Pool resurfacingEvaporation versus leaks
Tampa pools lose a quarter inch a day to evaporation in summer. More than that, and it's usually a leak in the shell, a light niche or the plumbing.
Leak detectionWhere we work
Tampa and the communities around it in Hillsborough and Pasco counties.
Common questions
How soon can someone come out?
Green pools and pumps that won't run are scheduled first, usually within a day or two. Weekly service starts on the next route day for your area, and repairs and quotes are usually within the week.
Is the work licensed?
Pool repair and construction work is performed by a licensed and insured Florida pool contractor. Routine cleaning doesn't require a contractor license in Florida, but equipment replacement, resurfacing and enclosures do.
How often does a Tampa pool need service?
Weekly, year round. Winter visits are lighter, but the pool doesn't close here, and skipping December is how January starts with algae.
What areas do you serve?
Tampa and the surrounding communities in Hillsborough and Pasco counties. See the full service area list.
Can I keep my own cleaning and just use you for repairs?
Yes. Plenty of owners handle the chemicals and call for equipment, leaks or resurfacing.
Talk to a pool technician
If the pool is green or the pump is dead, call. For weekly service, a quote or a question, the form works just as well.
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