Finally — a pool company that actually gives a damn

We use a membership + chemicals model. Your monthly membership covers all service and labor—pricing depends on your pool type and size. Screened pools start at $130/month for spools and $150/month for standard sizes. Open/exposed pools start at $150/month for spools and $200/month for standard sizes. Large or resort-style pools are quoted on your first free visit. Chemicals are passed through at cost—you only pay for what your pool actually needs. Screened pools typically run $30–40/month in chemicals, while open pools average $50–75/month. You see every chemical and every penny on your invoice.

We serve Southwest Florida including North Port, Port Charlotte, Venice, Englewood, Wellen Park, and surrounding areas. If you're not sure whether you're in our service area, just reach out—we're happy to let you know.

No long-term contracts. We're month-to-month because we believe you should stay because you want to, not because you're locked in. If you ever need to cancel, just give us a heads up before your next billing cycle.

Every visit includes our full service protocol: complete water testing (chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium, CYA, phosphates), chemical balancing, skimming, brushing walls and tile, emptying baskets, filter check, equipment inspection, and a detailed report with photos sent directly to you. Vacuuming is done weekly for open/exposed pools and biweekly for screened pools—though we'll always vacuum on request if your pool needs it. Monthly services include filter cleaning, spray treating tiles, and cleaning O-rings. Quarterly, we clean your salt cell if applicable.

CPO stands for Certified Pool Operator. It's a nationally recognized certification that requires understanding of water chemistry, filtration systems, safety standards, and equipment maintenance. It's the same certification required for commercial pool operators. Less than 5% of residential pool techs have it—all of ours do.

Easy. Schedule a consultation with us, and we'll assess your pool's current condition. Once you're ready, just let your current company know you're switching (check if they require notice). We'll take it from there—most transitions happen within a week.

That's common, and we're prepared for it. During your first visit, we do a comprehensive assessment and let you know exactly what needs to be addressed. If there's algae, imbalanced water, or neglected equipment, we'll create a plan to get your pool where it should be—and explain the costs upfront before doing any extra work.

We focus on weekly maintenance and water chemistry—that's what we do best. For major repairs or equipment replacement, we'll diagnose the issue and can recommend trusted local specialists. Minor repairs and equipment adjustments are often handled during regular service.