Weekly cleaning
Skimming, brushing, debris removal and a visual check, agreed in writing for your pool.
Services
Three kinds of help, clearly scoped.
Regular cleaning, a wider maintenance routine, or an assessment when something has changed. Pick the closest one. You can also say you’re not sure.
Choose a service
Pool maintenance
An ongoing conversation about the pool’s condition, its equipment and the routine that suits it.
Equipment assessment
Describe what you have noticed so the right assessment can be discussed before any repair is promised.
Side by side.
The services overlap. Weekly cleaning often leads to a maintenance conversation, and either can surface an equipment question.
| Weekly cleaning | Pool maintenance | Equipment assessment | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Owners who want the regular work off their list. | Owners who want someone keeping an eye on more than the surface. | Equipment that sounds, looks or runs differently. |
| Focus | Visible surface and debris care. | Condition, routine and noticing changes. | Understanding the symptom before deciding the work. |
| Starts with | The pool’s current condition and surroundings. | An assessment of the pool and its equipment. | Your description of what changed and when. |
| Not automatically included | Repairs, equipment work or pressure washing. | Repairs, replacement parts or electrical work. | Repairs, replacement, electrical work or leak detection. |
| Next step | Discuss weekly care | Discuss maintenance | Describe the problem |
Not sure which one fits?
Choose “I’m not sure” in the enquiry and describe the situation in your own words. A new home, an unfamiliar pool or a mix of needs is a perfectly good starting point.
Tell us about your pool.
Preview a short enquiry with the service you have in mind.