In St. George, weekly pool service typically costs between $185 and $295 per month. The exact price depends on things like pool size, whether there’s an attached spa or water features, and how much debris the pool collects. Pools that need a little extra attention usually fall toward the higher end of that range.

Yes. Even during winter, pools in Southern Utah still need regular care. Skipping service can lead to algae growth, scale buildup, and equipment problems that are much more expensive to fix in the spring. Many homeowners choose reduced winter service instead of stopping completely.

Weekly service includes standard balancing chemicals like chlorine and acid to keep your water clean and safe. Specialty treatments—such as phosphate removers, heavy algae cleanup, or calcium control—are usually billed separately if needed.

Yes, we do. We work with short-term rentals and vacation homes to keep pools guest-ready, safe, and consistently balanced. We understand the quick turnarounds and higher expectations that come with rental properties.

Most pool filters should be professionally cleaned every 3 to 6 months. In St. George, dust, wind, and high calcium levels can clog filters faster, so some pools may need more frequent cleanings.

Stopping service often leads to green water, scale buildup, and equipment damage. Regular winter service helps prevent expensive repairs and makes spring startup much easier and cheaper.