Services / pricing

Service offerings

Full Service Cleaning

$145/mo

The set it and forget it option that will cover all your pool maintenance needs. This includes weekly service and is billed on the first of every month.

Cleaning debris off of pool surface, bottom, filter pump and skimmer baskets
Brush walls, steps, lights and tile
Test water for PH, chlorine, calcium, phosphates and dissolved solids.
Checking on Equipment
Vacuum the pool and/or spa
Mobile pool status updates
Chemicals added to the pool are extra

Spa Only

$95/MO

Everything from a full service pool cleaning scaled down to spa size.

Cleaning debris off of pool surface, bottom, filter pump and skimmer baskets
Brush walls, steps, lights and tile
Test water for PH, chlorine, calcium, phosphates and dissolved solids.
Checking on Equipment
Vacuum the pool and/or spa
Mobile pool status updates
Chemicals added to the pool are extra

Why you'll love our Software!

We believe our communication should be as clear as your pool.

Adds accountability

Ever wonder if your past pool guy ever showed up? Now you don’t have to. You get the chemical readings and dosages plus all the completed tasks for every visit with a photo of your clean pool in a weekly email.

Records pool history

Every chemical reading and dosage is recorded and can easily be looked up by techs. This way they can spot upward or downward trends with your pool to identify problems before they become major issues.

Gives accurate chemical dosing

With the industry leading Orenda chemical calculator built right in. We get exact required dosages based on the gallons in your pool down to the hundredth of a gallon.

Work Orders / Repairs

Work orders are $85/hour with a minimum of $50 per visit. For issues that can be taken care of in 5 minutes or less during a regular weekly service stop there is no charge. This fee is only for more significant work that requires a dedicated stop.
If replacement equipment is required for the repair, it’s price is 10-20% above wholesale and almost always still less expensive than Leslies pool supply. We do this to cover our time required to pick up the equipment.

Types of pool repairs we handle

We repair the required equipment to make sure the pool is running as expected.

Pump Repairs and pump motor replacements

Pool pumps go out from time to time. Often times we can save you money by taking the pump apart and only replacing the motor. Other times a pump can be repaired by replacing the o-rings.

Pool filter cleans, filter replacements, Filter and DE leak repairs

Our high speed sump pump uses a fire hose to remove the water very quickly.

Pool Plumbing Issues

Sometimes pool plumbing needs to be re-routed or leaks need to be addressed.

Salt Cell and salt cell control board Replacements

Replacing a salt cell is not hard. The challenge is diagnosing the issues and making sure the salt cell really is no longer functional.

Valve and valve actuator replacements / repairs.

Valve gaskets, seals and o-rings wear out and actuator parts fail over time. There’s specialty lube you must use for these seals or the components will wear out very quickly. More often than not we’re able to repair the circuitry inside the valve actuator saving you hundreds.

Heater repairs and replacements

From heat sensors, to circuitry and even heat exchangers, we’ve got you covered with your heater needs.

Green to Clean

Let’s take your pool from green to clean. Here’s our process. – $650

We determine if the pool needs to be drained or not.

Depending on your pool water chemistry, type, and amount of debris in the water, you may or may not need to drain your pool. If it doesn’t need to be drained, we can get it cleaned up with chemicals, a LOT of scrubbing, a LOT of vacuuming and a series of 2-6 filter cleans. This is why it’s often more cost effective to drain, scrub and refill.

If it does need to be pumped out, it usually takes about 6-8 hours.

Our high speed sump pump uses a fire hose to remove the water very quickly.

Once the water is gone, we remove the remaining debris by hand

The remaining debris is then sucked, brushed, scooped and scrubbed out of the pool.

Then we do a chlorine spray and scrub on all surfaces

This will leave an algae film on all surfaces that needs to be scrubbed and chemically sanitized. Liquid chlorine in a specialized sprayer and a stiff brush usually works really well.

Refilling takes 6-24 hours

Your pool surface will then be clean and ready to refill, depending on your water pressure and how many hoses you can get pointing into the pool, it may take anywhere between 6 and 24 hours to fill back up.

And your pool is perfect within about a day

Now that the pool water is clean and in a chemically stable place, we’ll also add things like algaecides to keep algae from growing back.

Common Chemicals/ costs

Pool conditioner (CYA)

Pool conditioner (or stabilizer) acts as a sunscreen for your chlorine in the summer heat that helps it resist evaporation and saves you money on chlorine. Added 1-2 times per year.

Phosphate Remover

Phosphates are a superfood for algae. If they’re present, they’ll cause algae to bloom rapidly. Phosphate remover is added when phosphates are detected in the pool and dosed based off the chemical reading. Most pools will take a 4-8 oz dose per treatment depending on the phosphate level and size of pool.

Liquid Chlorine

The primary sanitizing chemical found in all pools. We use the highest commercial grade 12.5% concentrate liquid chlorine.

Muriatic Acid

Mostly used to lower pH and alkalinity. Through pool use, aeration features like waterfalls or spillways and other elements, pH naturally rises. This can cause red eyes or irritated skin and even makes chlorine less effective. So we use muriatic acid to bring pH back down.

Salt

If you have a saltwater pool, you’ll need to stay between 3,000 – 4,500 ppm in salt concentration or your salt cell will not work. I like to keep salt content between 3,200 and 3,800 ppm. I add 40 lb salt bags to your pool until you reach that concentration.

Shock

Highly concentrated granular chlorine typically used when algae is present to kill it off.

Chlorine Tab Bucket

If your pool uses Chlorine tablets, I’ll supply a 50lb bucket that lasts a very long time.

Single Chlorine Tabs

Don’t want to buy a full bucket? Maybe you’re only using a small number of tabs to add extra chlorine support for your salt cell?

Sodium Bicarbonate

Is added primarily to increase alkalinity. We like to keep alkalinity between 80 and 120.

Common services and products

We believe our communication should be as clear as your pool. As with everything with Hygienic Pools, we won’t get started until you sign off on any work and are aware of the costs before hand.

Filter/salt cell clean

A deep clean of your main pool filter to get it operating like new. A filter and salt cell clean are required every 4-6 months. We’ll be performing these periodically based on the maintenance schedule.

Above Ground Hot Tub Service

We drain then refill the water, clean the filter, chemical balance the water, and UV treat the hot tub cover so it looks like new.

New Pool Startup

A new pool startup is expensive because it requires extensive monitoring and dosing of the pool for the first week. Then additional visits for the first 30 days. It also requires specific practices that if not followed can damage your new pool.

Green Pool Fix

Every green pool is different but this often requires many filter cleans, a lot of chemicals and many extra visits. It could require a full pool drain.

Pool cleaner Robot

Pool cleaner robots can make a big difference in how clean your pool stays through a week. Especially if you get a lot of falling debris like leaves or dust.

Pool RX

A product that gets installed into your pump basket and limits algae growth. It lasts 6 months.

Our process that avoids over or under dosing your pool.

How we avoid over or under dosing your pool.

Test and record chemical readings into software

We test the water for chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium, cyanuric acid, total dissolved solids, and salt if applicable. We then take those readings and enter them into the software.

Software computes required chemicals

Our software takes the chemical reading inputs we entered, then gives us the amount of chemicals we need to add to get the results we’re after based on the total water volume of the pool.

Dose Pool with exact required chemicals

The software gives us the exact chemical dosing we need down to the hundredth decimal point. And that’s how you avoid over or under dosing chemicals into a pool!