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Compare pool cleaning, repair, and weekly maintenance companies across 635 cities nationwide — real homeowner ratings and local weekly rates, all in one place.
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Cleaning, repairs, weekly service, and equipment — ranked by homeowner rating and review volume. Can’t see yours? Browse by state for all 635 city directories.
Statewide rankings, weekly rates, and seasonal care guides for every state with service coverage.
Typical 2026 rates for weekly full service — chemicals, skimming, brushing, and equipment checks included. Open a state for the full local breakdown.
| State | Weekly full service | Green-to-clean | Companies |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | $130–$275 / month | $325–$625 | 942 pros → |
| Florida | $110–$235 / month | $275–$525 | 499 pros → |
| Texas | $115–$240 / month | $275–$550 | 368 pros → |
| Arizona | $110–$235 / month | $275–$525 | 284 pros → |
| New Jersey | $130–$270 / month | $300–$625 | 91 pros → |
| Georgia | $110–$235 / month | $275–$525 | 74 pros → |
| Virginia | $120–$245 / month | $275–$575 | 73 pros → |
| Tennessee | $110–$235 / month | $275–$525 | 71 pros → |
| New York | $130–$275 / month | $325–$625 | 70 pros → |
| Nevada | $120–$245 / month | $275–$575 | 60 pros → |
| Massachusetts | $130–$270 / month | $300–$625 | 56 pros → |
| Louisiana | $110–$235 / month | $275–$525 | 49 pros → |
| Maryland | $125–$260 / month | $300–$600 | 49 pros → |
| Illinois | $120–$250 / month | $300–$575 | 48 pros → |
| Connecticut | $125–$265 / month | $300–$600 | 43 pros → |
Routes, pool size, and features (spas, waterfalls, salt systems) move prices within these ranges. Learn what your tech should be doing each visit in Pool School, or size chemical doses yourself with the volume calculator.
Weekly full service should cover water testing and balancing, skimming, brushing walls and tile, emptying baskets, and a real equipment check — not a drive-by chlorine dump. The best companies leave a digital service report every visit with readings and dosages, so you can see the chemistry, not just trust it.
Before you sign: ask how they handle filter deep-cleans (usually a separate line item), whether salt-cell cleaning is included quarterly, and what their response time is when the pool turns after a storm. Those three answers separate real service companies from route-runners.
Plenty of pool owners split the difference: a pro handles chemistry and equipment, while a robotic pool cleaner covers the vacuuming between visits — some companies even discount routes for pools running a robot. If you'd rather go full DIY, budget $50–$100 a month in chemicals plus a few hours a week, and start with Pool School so the learning curve doesn't cost you a green pool.
Either way, know your numbers: the volume calculator sizes every dose to your actual gallons, and our pool calculator hub covers salt, shock, and pump run times.
New construction, remodels, and custom pools — browse the pool builders directory, live in 668 cities across all 50 states.
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Every service company is ranked by a weighted score of customer rating and review volume, so the best pros rise to the top.
See ratings, review counts, and contact details side by side — plus typical weekly rates for every market.
Call your shortlist directly and set up the cleaning, repair, or weekly service schedule that fits your pool.
Nationally, weekly full service runs $110–$260 per month depending on your market, route density, and the pool's features — Sunbelt metros with dense routes usually price best, while high-cost coastal states run 15–25% more. That covers chemicals, skimming, brushing, baskets, and an equipment check. Open your state above for the local table, including green-to-clean and filter-clean pricing.
Water testing and chemical balancing, skimming, brushing walls and tile, emptying skimmer and pump baskets, and an equipment check — every visit, with a service report showing readings and doses. Filter deep-cleans and quarterly salt-cell cleaning are common add-ons; confirm whether they're included before you sign.
Companies are ranked by a weighted score that combines customer rating with review volume, so a 4.9 with 300 reviews outranks a 5.0 with 3. There are no sponsored placements — companies can't pay to move up the list.
Depends where you live. Across the Sunbelt, pools run year-round and weekly service just drops to a lighter winter cadence. In the North, pools get professionally winterized each fall and reopened each spring — and the quality of that close is the single biggest driver of what spring costs. Your state's directory above covers the local rhythm.
Usually. Most residential routes run month-to-month or season-to-season with no long-term lock-in — which is exactly why companies compete on consistency. Be wary of anyone demanding a long contract up front, and confirm what's included in writing: chemicals, filter cleans, and minor parts are where two identical-sounding quotes differ by $50 a month.
Line up the new company first, then give your current one notice through the end of the billing period. Ask the new tech for a startup visit with a full water test and equipment inspection — it documents the pool's condition on day one, so nobody inherits blame for an old problem. Spring and fall are the easiest switching windows; mid-summer routes are packed.
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