ServicesWeekly Pool Cleaning
Weekly Pool Cleaning in Sun Lakes
Once a week, on the same day, we clean your pool top to bottom, balance the water and check the pump and filter. The chemicals come with the monthly price, so there's no extra bill. Every container stays sealed and in our hands until it goes in the water.
Clean water every week, handled with care
Weekly pool cleaning keeps your pool ready to swim in without you buying chlorine jugs or squinting at test strips. We come on a set day, run the same full checklist, and leave the water balanced until our next stop.
We work safe on every visit. Chemicals ride in closed, labeled containers, and we never mix one with another. They go right into the pool, never into a bucket on your deck. We latch your pool gate on the way out, and if we spot a cracked drain cover or a loose ladder bolt, you hear about it.
Summer heat eats chlorine fast. Coming by each week catches the drop before the water turns. If your pool has gone green, our first step is green to clean recovery. Once the water is clear, weekly visits take over from there.
What every weekly visit covers
Skimming, brushing, vacuuming
Leaves and bugs come off the top first. Then we scrub the walls, steps and waterline and vacuum the bottom. The brushing is what breaks up algae before it can grab hold.
Baskets emptied
We clear the skimmer and pump baskets each visit. A full basket chokes flow, strains the pump and starves the filter.
Water tested and balanced
We check chlorine, pH, alkalinity and stabilizer, then add only what the readings need. The chemicals are covered by your monthly price, not billed on the side.
Eyes on the equipment
We read the pressure gauge, listen to the pump and check the pad for drips. If something needs work, we say so in plain words and leave the pool repair decision to you.
Pool Health Report
A Pool Health Report comes to you via email after each visit. It lists your water numbers and the work we did that day.
Signs your pool needs weekly service
- Cloudy water after a hot week
- Sun and heat strip chlorine quickly. Hazy water means the sanitizer is losing ground.
- A strong chlorine smell
- That smell usually means used-up chlorine, not too much of it. The water needs balancing, not another random dose.
- Slick steps or walls
- A slippery feel underfoot is early algae. It is also a fall risk on steps and benches.
- Dust and debris after storms
- Monsoon wind dumps dirt and leaves into the water. Left alone, it feeds algae and clogs the filter.
- Chemicals piling up in the garage
- Half-used bottles stored near each other can be dangerous. Letting us bring and handle the chemicals clears that out of your home.
How a visit goes
- 1
Gate and yard check
We come in through your gate, note any pets or toys near the water, and set our gear away from walkways.
- 2
Clean the pool
We skim, brush, vacuum and empty the baskets. Debris goes in a bag and leaves with us.
- 3
Test and dose
We test the water, then add chemicals one at a time, directly to the pool, with the pump running so they spread out evenly.
- 4
Check the equipment
We look at filter pressure, pump sound and the pad for leaks or loose wiring covers. Anything off goes in your report.
- 5
Latch and report
We confirm the gate is closed and latched, then send your Pool Health Report by email.
What sets your monthly price
Weekly service is one flat monthly price, and the chemicals are part of it. What that price comes to depends on your pool and your yard. We ask about both on the phone, and the quote is free.
- Gallons and layout
- A bigger pool needs more chemicals and more time each week. Deep ends, tight curves and long steps add brushing and vacuuming.
- What blows in
- Pools under palms or mesquites, or open to the desert, catch more leaves and dirt. That means more skimming and fuller baskets every visit.
- Attached spa or water features
- A spa, waterfall or deck jets give us more surfaces to scrub and more water to keep balanced.
- How the pool starts out
- Clean water is cheaper to keep clean. A green or neglected pool may need a one-time job first, like green to clean recovery or filter cleaning, before weekly pricing applies.
Weekly pool cleaning questions
- Do I need to be home for the visit?
- No. We only need a way through your gate. We close and latch it on the way out, and your Pool Health Report shows the readings and the work done.
- Is there a contract?
- There is no contract. If you want to stop, tell us and we stop. We would rather keep you because the water stays clear.
- How do you keep chemicals safe around kids and pets?
- We carry only what that visit calls for, sealed in our truck until it goes in the pool. Nothing gets left at your home, and we never combine products. Each one goes into running water and circulates before anyone gets in.
- Do you have any deals for new customers?
- Yes. When you start weekly visits with us, we offer a free first month of weekly service. We also give a discount to veterans and first responders. Bring up whichever applies on the call, and we'll work it into the price we give you.
- What about tile and filter work?
- Each week we brush the tile line and keep an eye on filter pressure. Heavy scale and a full teardown of the filter are separate jobs, handled through calcium removal and tile cleaning and filter cleaning. We'll let you know when one of them is due.
Start weekly service
Tell us how big your pool is and what grows or blows around it, and we'll settle on a flat monthly price together over the phone. If you sign up for weekly visits, we include a free first month of weekly service.