Pool Service in Lighthouse Point, FL

Most Lighthouse Point residential pools fall between $120–$185 per month for flat-rate weekly service, depending on pool size, screen enclosure, and equipment. Standard maintenance chemicals are included.

Every visit includes water testing, chemical balancing, skimming, brushing, basket cleaning, a filter check, an equipment inspection, and a digital report sent to your phone.

We can usually begin within 24–48 hours. Once you approve the quote, we schedule your technician for the next available route day in Lighthouse Point.

Early morning (before 10 AM) is ideal so your pool is ready for daytime use. We're flexible and work around your schedule — just let us know your preference.

Weekly service is standard for residential pools. During summer months or heavy use, some customers prefer twice-weekly visits. We can adjust based on your pool's needs and your budget.

Green water is usually fixable in 48–72 hours. We diagnose the cause (low chlorine, pH imbalance, or filter issues) and treat with CPO-approved chemistry. Recovery usually costs $150–$300 depending on severity.

No. In South Florida's mild winters, we keep your pool open and reduce maintenance frequency. Draining can damage pool structure and is rarely necessary.

Good signs: clear water, no cloudiness or green tint, no strong chlorine smell, pH between 7.2–7.6, and chlorine level between 2–4 ppm. We test these every week and send you a digital report.

Salt pools (salt chlorine generators) use electrolysis to produce chlorine — fewer chemicals to buy, lower chlorine smell, softer water. Chlorine pools use direct chlorine. Both are equally safe; salt systems cost more upfront but save money long-term.

Yes. We repair and replace pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, and automation. If it's beyond repair, we source and install energy-efficient replacements with a warranty.

We drain your pool and use dilute acid to remove stubborn calcium deposits, algae stains, and rust. This restores clarity and shine without resurfacing. Cost is typically $300–$500 depending on pool size.