ServicesWeekly Pool Cleaning
Weekly Pool Cleaning in Guadalupe
We come on the same day each week to skim, brush, vacuum and balance your water, then leave the deck rinsed and the gate latched. Chemicals are part of the monthly price, there is no contract, and your first month of weekly service is free.
A clear pool without a mess left behind
Weekly pool cleaning is the routine that keeps small problems small. A week is about as long as water can sit in the heat before chlorine burns off, algae gets a foothold and debris settles into the corners. Showing up every week on a fixed day means your pool stays swimmable instead of swinging between clean and cloudy.
We also care about how your yard looks when we leave. Leaves and dust from the skimmer get bagged and taken with us, not dumped in your planters. Chemicals are measured at the truck and carried in closed containers, so nothing drips or splashes onto the pavers. If we hose debris off the coping, we rinse the deck too.
After each visit you get a Pool Health Report by email showing your readings and what we did, so you can see the work even on days you are not home.
What happens on every weekly visit
Skimming and basket emptying
We net the surface and the bottom, then empty the skimmer and pump baskets. Full baskets choke flow and make the pump work harder, so we clear them every time.
Brushing walls, steps and tile line
Brushing loosens the film algae starts on before you can see it. We pay extra attention to steps, benches and shaded corners where circulation is weakest.
Vacuuming
We vacuum the floor so fine dirt does not sit and stain the plaster. If you have a cleaner, we check that it is moving and not stuck on a drain.
Water testing and balancing
We test chlorine, pH, alkalinity and stabilizer, then add what the water needs. All of it is included in the monthly price, so there is no separate chemical bill.
Equipment check
We look over the pump, filter pressure, timer and any visible plumbing. If a filter needs a deeper clean or a part looks worn, we tell you and note it in your report. Bigger fixes fall under our pool repair or filter cleaning services.
Deck and yard left tidy
Debris leaves with us, chemical bottles stay closed, and we latch the gate behind us. Your yard should look the way it did when we arrived, minus the leaves.
Signs your pool needs weekly service
- The water keeps turning cloudy
- Cloudy water usually means chlorine has dropped or pH has drifted. Regular testing catches it before it turns green.
- You spend weekends on pool chores
- If skimming, buying chemicals and guessing at doses is eating your free time, a set weekly visit hands that back to you.
- Dust and leaves pile up fast
- After a windy day or a monsoon storm, debris loads up the skimmer and stains the floor. Weekly cleaning keeps it from sitting long enough to cause damage.
- Green spots in corners or on steps
- Small patches are early algae. Brushing and steady chlorine stop them, while a fully green pool may need green to clean recovery first.
- Filter pressure keeps climbing
- A rising gauge means the filter is loading up. We watch it each week so you know when it is time for a proper cleaning.
How weekly service works
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Talk it over by phone
Tell us about your pool, its size, your equipment and anything bothering you. We give you a free quote on the call.
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First visit and baseline
On the first visit we test the water, look over the equipment and note anything that needs attention. If the pool starts green, we explain what it takes to bring it back before weekly service begins.
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Your set service day
We come on the same day each week. You do not need to be home, just leave the gate accessible and let us know about pets.
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Report after every visit
You get your Pool Health Report by email with readings and notes. If something needs repair, we explain it plainly and you decide.
What shapes your monthly price
Weekly service is a flat monthly price with chemicals included, so you are not surprised by add-ons for chlorine or acid. The number depends on your pool and yard, not on a sales pitch. We walk through it with you on the phone before anything starts.
- Pool size
- More gallons take more chemicals and more time to brush and vacuum.
- Trees and debris
- Yards with palms, mesquite or open desert nearby fill the skimmer faster and add time to each visit.
- Spa or water features
- An attached spa, waterfall or extra pump means more to clean and check.
- Starting condition
- A pool that starts clean goes straight to weekly service. A green or neglected pool needs a recovery first, which is quoted separately.
Weekly pool cleaning questions
- Do I need to sign a contract?
- No. There is no contract, and you can cancel whenever you decide weekly service is no longer right for you. We would rather keep you because the pool looks good.
- Are chemicals really included?
- Yes. Chemicals are included in the monthly price for weekly service. Repairs, replacement parts and major recovery work are separate, and we always talk with you before any of that.
- Is the first month actually free?
- Yes, your first month of weekly service is free. It gives you a chance to see how we work and how your yard looks after each visit.
- Do I have to be home during the visit?
- No. Most customers are at work. We just need gate access and a heads-up about dogs, and we latch the gate when we leave.
- Will you leave a mess on my deck?
- We try hard not to. Debris is bagged and hauled away, chemicals are handled in closed containers, and we rinse off anything we knock onto the deck while cleaning.
- Do you offer any discounts?
- We offer a discount to veterans and first responders. Mention it when you call and we will include it in your quote.
Ready for a pool you do not have to think about
Tell us about your pool and your yard, and we will give you a free quote by phone. Your first month of weekly service is on us.