A clear, swim-ready pool every week for $230/month and up. We skim, vacuum, brush, balance your chemicals, and check your equipment on every single visit. You never touch a test kit.
A weekly cleaning is a checklist, not a drive-by. Here is exactly what our technicians do at your pool each week.
That last part matters most. A weekly visit is an early warning system. We catch a small leak, a failing pump seal, or creeping stabilizer levels before they turn into a repair bill.
We start with a full water test, an equipment walkthrough, and a thorough cleaning of the pool and filter. If the pool is not in great shape, we tell you honestly what it will take to get it right, and quote it upfront.
We run scheduled routes across San Antonio and the surrounding suburbs. You get a consistent day each week. You do not need to be home. Gate code or unlocked gate is all we need.
Every visit follows the full checklist above. Chemicals are dosed to your pool, not a guess. In July and August we adjust for San Antonio heat, which burns through chlorine faster and throws off pH.
After each visit you know what was done, what your chemical levels looked like, and whether anything needs attention. No surprises, no mystery service.
$230/month and up
Most weekly plans in San Antonio run $200 to $300 per month. Ours starts at $230/month. Your exact price depends on three things:
All standard chemicals used during weekly visits are covered by your plan: chlorine, muriatic acid, alkalinity increaser, and stabilizer as needed. Specialty items like phosphate remover or algaecide for a one-off problem are quoted separately before we use them.
San Antonio summers are brutal on pool water. Heat and UV burn through free chlorine fast, which means a pool tested on Saturday can be low on sanitizer by Wednesday. That gap is where algae starts. Weekly service keeps the chemistry in range all month instead of bouncing between over-chlorinated and green.
Stabilizer (CYA) is the other Texas issue. Trichlor tablets add CYA with every dose, and San Antonio fill water already runs high in calcium. Over time, stabilizer climbs until chlorine stops working effectively, a condition pool owners call chlorine lock. We track CYA on every visit so it never gets there.
If you are doing it yourself now, the question is simple: do you want to test water, buy chemicals, brush, and vacuum every week through a San Antonio August? Many owners start DIY and hand it over by the second summer. There is no shame in that. It is the most common story we hear.
No. Most of our customers are at work when we come through. Leave gate access and we handle the rest. We send a report after every visit so you know exactly what was done.
Yes. Salt pools still need weekly attention: the cell needs checking, salt levels drift, and pH runs high by nature. We keep salt systems dialed in, especially in August when heat changes how much chlorine the cell needs to produce.
Weekly service keeps a clean pool clean, it is not the fix for a green one. If your pool has algae, start with our green pool cleanup, then move onto the weekly plan once it is balanced. Most green pools are swim-ready within 3 to 7 days.
Yes. There are no contracts you cannot leave. Pause for vacation or winter, or cancel any time. We would rather earn the business every month than lock you into it.
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