Pool Care Done Safely in Sun Lakes
We handle weekly pool cleaning, pool repair, equipment installation, filter cleaning and green to clean recovery for homeowners in Sun Lakes and Chandler. Every visit starts with the breaker off before we touch equipment. Chlorine and acid travel apart, and we test your gate latch before we drive away.
- ROC licensed
- Firefighter-owned, firefighter-run
- Cancel anytime
- Chemicals covered each month
What We Do for Your Pool
Weekly pool cleaning is where most customers start. Each visit we clear the surface and floor, scrub the walls and steps, and bring the water chemistry back where it belongs. If a pump quits or a heater will not fire, we handle pool repair and equipment installation for pumps, filters, heaters and automation. Bigger resets include green to clean recovery, pool drain and refill, acid washes, filter cleaning, and calcium removal and tile cleaning for the white scale hard water builds along the waterline.
Weekly Pool Cleaning
Every week we brush, vacuum, test and balance your pool, check the equipment and lock the gate behind us, with chemicals included in the monthly price.
Pool Repair
We fix pumps, filters, valves, heaters and timers with the power locked out first, then tell you straight whether to repair or replace.
Equipment Installation
New pumps, filters, heaters and salt systems installed with the power locked out, bonding checked and pressure tested before we leave.
Green to Clean Recovery
We bring a green or swampy pool back to clear water with careful chemical work, steady filtering and a final water test before anyone swims.
Pool Drain and Refill
Old, hard water out and fresh water in, with careful pump setup, legal discharge and a balanced start-up so your plaster stays protected.
Acid Washes
We drain the pool, wash stained plaster with diluted acid, neutralize the rinse water and refill, keeping your family and pets clear of the work.
Filter Cleaning
Hand cleaning for cartridge, DE and sand filters, with a safe shutdown, a seal check and a clean pressure reading when we finish.
Calcium Removal and Tile Cleaning
We remove white and gray calcium scale from pool tile using the gentlest method that works, then rinse, refill and balance the water.
What Sets the Price
Weekly service runs on a flat monthly price with chemicals built in. One-time jobs and repairs depend more on what we find. These are the things we weigh before we give you a number.
We quote you free over the phone, then confirm it when we see the pool in person. If a closer look changes anything, we explain the reason before any work starts.
- Gallons and layout
- A bigger pool takes more chemicals and more brushing and vacuuming time. An attached spa, raised walls or tight corners add some minutes too.
- Where the water starts
- Water that is already balanced stays that way with little effort. Green water or heavy calcium may call for a recovery job or a pool drain and refill before regular service begins.
- Age of your equipment
- Parts for older pumps and filters can be scarce. Sometimes a new unit costs less in the long run than repeated patching, and we tell you which path we would pick.
- How much blows in
- Leaves, gravel landscaping and monsoon dust load up baskets and filters quickly. More debris means longer visits and filter cleaning more often.
- Getting to the pool and equipment
- A tight side gate, a lock we need a code for or a pump hidden behind shrubs all add time. When the path is clear and safe, the visit goes faster.
Why We Run It This Way
We built this business around one idea: pool work should be done carefully, without cutting corners. You get straight answers and a pool the people you love can swim in safely. Many yards here host visiting grandkids, a family dog or a neighbor over the back wall. We plan every visit with them in mind.
The terms are easy to follow. You sign no contract, and you can stop service whenever you choose. The monthly price covers your chemicals. If you sign up for weekly service, your first month is free. Veterans and first responders get a discount. When we find something broken, we show you what it is and leave the decision to you.
- License
- ROC licensed
- Certifications
- Firefighter owned and operated
How We Keep Your Yard Safe
In most backyards, the pool is the biggest risk. We work with that in mind every time, from how we haul chemicals to how we close the gate.
- A firefighter's habits
- A firefighter owns and operates this company. You see it in the routine: we size up the yard before starting, keep cords and hoses clear of walkways, and slow down any time water and electricity share the same spot.
- On record with the state
- We are ROC licensed. For repairs and installs that go past a simple part swap, you know exactly who is doing the work.
- Breaker off first
- Pumps, heaters and control panels get shut off at the breaker, and we test that the power is really off before opening them. We also check for a working GFCI on pool circuits and let you know if something seems off.
- Chemicals stored apart
- We never haul or set chlorine and acid side by side, and we never combine them. Everything we bring leaves with us, so nothing sits on the patio for a curious pet or child to find.
- Latches and drain covers
- Before leaving, we shut the gate and make sure it locks. We also inspect the main drain and suction covers on routine visits, since a cracked or missing one is dangerous and simple to replace.
From First Call to Clean Water
One phone call gets things moving. Here is what comes after.
- 1
Phone us for a free quote
Describe your pool, what the water looks like and any equipment acting up. We price it for free and answer your questions about service, safety or our current offers.
- 2
We walk the yard
On the first visit we look at the water, the equipment pad, the drain covers and the gate. Any safety problem we spot gets mentioned to you before anything else.
- 3
We do the work
Weekly customers get skimming, brushing, vacuuming, basket cleanout and water balancing on the same day each week. On repairs we kill the power, make the fix, then run the system and watch for drips or strange sounds.
- 4
We clean up and report
A Pool Health Report lands in your email after each visit with the readings and what we added. Hoses get coiled, chemicals go back on our truck and the gate gets latched as we leave.
Towns on Our Route
Our home base is Sun Lakes, AZ, and our trucks cover the towns around it. North of us we work in Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe and Guadalupe. To the east we reach Queen Creek and San Tan Valley, and we also make the drive to Sacaton and Maricopa.
- Sun Lakes
- Chandler
- Gilbert
- Tempe
- Guadalupe
- Sacaton
- San Tan Valley
- Queen Creek
- Maricopa
Live just outside these towns? Phone us and we will give you a straight answer on whether your home fits our schedule.
Common Questions
What happens on a weekly cleaning visit?
We skim the surface, brush the walls and steps, vacuum the floor and empty the skimmer and pump baskets. Next we test the water and dose it from our own supply. We read the filter pressure and look over the pump and heater. After each visit, a Pool Health Report comes to you by email.
Do chemicals cost extra?
No. Chemicals are included in the monthly price for weekly service. You never buy chlorine or acid or store it at home, which keeps hazardous products out of your garage.
Am I locked into a contract?
No. Weekly service has no contract, so you can cancel anytime. We would rather earn the next visit than hold you to paperwork.
Is the first month of service actually free?
Yes. Your first month of weekly service costs nothing. Phone us for a free quote and we will set a start day that works for you.
How do you keep people and pets safe while you work?
We shut equipment off at the breaker before working on it. Chlorine and acid ride separately and leave with us, so nothing is left in your yard. Hoses and cords stay clear of where people walk. On the way out, we close the gate and check that the latch catches.
Do repairs come with a warranty?
Repairs follow manufacturer warranties, between 1-2 years depending on the part or unit. Coverage varies by product. We tell you what applies to your repair before we put anything in.
Can you bring back a green pool?
Yes. Green to clean recovery means shocking the water, hard brushing, cleaning the filter and testing again until the pool is safe for swimming. Some pools are past that point, or the calcium is very high. In that case a pool drain and refill can be the better choice, and we say so plainly before you spend money.
Do veterans or first responders get a discount?
Yes. Mention your service when you phone, and we take the discount off your quote.
Let's Get Your Pool in Safe Shape
Give us a quick rundown of your pool and the help you need. We will price it for free and walk you through how we would handle it.