Regular cleaning and water care, drain and refills, seasonal pool openings and closings, and the small jobs that go with them — here's exactly what we offer across the Denver metro area and the Front Range, and what it costs. Prices vary with travel and with the size of your tub or pool; we'll confirm the exact figure before we start.
The regular visit that keeps your water clear and safe.
Our standard service call. We clean the shell and waterline, check and rinse the filter, clear the jets and skimmer, then run a full water test and balance the chemistry. Book it as a one-off when the tub needs attention, or set up a recurring visit and stop thinking about it.
The regular visit that keeps your pool clear and swim-ready.
Our standard pool visit. We skim the surface, brush the walls and tile line, vacuum the floor, empty the skimmer and pump baskets, check the equipment is running as it should, then test and balance the water. Book it as a one-off or set it up weekly through the season and forget about it.
A full reset when the water is past saving.
Dissolved solids build up over time until no amount of chemistry will fix the water. We drain the tub completely, scrub the shell and jets, clean the filter, then refill with fresh water and balance it from scratch. Most tubs need this every three to four months.
Cover off, equipment back on, water swimmable for the season.
The spring start-up. We pull the winter cover, clean it and fold it away, reinstall the pump, filter and plumbing that came off at closing, top the water up, prime the system and get circulation running. Then the water gets shocked and balanced from its winter state, which is usually the slowest part.
Lines blown out and the pool properly closed before the first freeze.
The Front Range freezes hard, and water left sitting in the lines is what splits pipes over winter. We blow out and plug every line, add antifreeze, drop the water level, deep clean the pool, put in the winterizing chemicals, pull and store the equipment, and fit the cover. Book it before the first hard freeze, not after.
Bringing an algae-green pool back to clear.
When a pool has gone green there's no single visit that fixes it. We test and assess how far gone the water is, shock it heavily, treat with algaecide, brush the whole surface down and vacuum the dead algae to waste, then run the filtration hard. A follow-up visit rebalances the water once it clears.
Clean and condition the cover while we're there.
Hot tub covers take the worst of the weather and are the thing most often neglected. We clean and condition yours to stop the vinyl drying out and cracking, which keeps the heat in and your power bill down. Usually added to a service visit.
Keep the UV sanitizer actually sanitizing.
The UV bulb in a CLEARRAY system stops working long before it looks burnt out — most need replacing once a year. If yours is past due, the system is running without doing anything, and your water is relying on chemicals alone.
A tired cartridge clouds the water and strains the pump.
Filter cartridges wear out no matter how well they're rinsed. Swapping in a fresh one restores flow, clears the water, and takes load off your pump and heater — the cheapest insurance your equipment has.
A choked filter is usually why the water won't clear.
Cartridge, DE, or sand — a filter that's loaded up stops moving water long before the pressure gauge makes it obvious. We strip it down, deep clean the elements, check them for tears and wear, then reassemble and confirm the pressure has come back to where it should be.
You'll always know the price before we start. Any extra parts or work get your okay first.
Ask about regular maintenance visits for the best rate and a tub that's always ready.
Not happy with something? Tell us and we'll make it right — that's a promise.
The things customers across Denver Metro ask us most. Still not sure? Give us a call at 720-672-0866.
We're a mobile service covering the Denver metro area and the Front Range — as far north as Erie and as far south as Highlands Ranch. If you're somewhere in between, we almost certainly come to you. If you're just outside that range, call and ask anyway; we'll tell you straight away.
Both. Regular pool cleaning and water care through the season, seasonal openings in spring and closings in fall, green pool recovery, and filter cleans — alongside everything we do for hot tubs. If you have a tub and a pool, we can take care of both on the same visit.
Two things move it: how far we travel to you, and the size of what we're working on. A small two-seater tub close by sits at the bottom of the range; a large swim spa or a big pool at the far end of our area sits at the top. You'll always be told the exact price before we start — the range is there so you know what to expect, not so we can surprise you.
Most Front Range pools open somewhere between late April and Memorial Day, once overnight temperatures stop dropping below freezing, and close through September into early October. The closing date matters far more than the opening one — get caught by the first hard freeze with water still in the lines and you're looking at split pipes, which costs far more than the closing would have.
Because of what happens in the plumbing, not the pool. Water left sitting in the lines, pump and filter expands when it freezes and cracks them open — and you won't find out until you open in spring. Winterizing means blowing every line clear, plugging them, adding antifreeze, and pulling the equipment. The cover is the last step, not the point of the job.
Usually, yes. Green means algae has taken hold, generally after the sanitizer ran out or the filtration stopped keeping up. We shock it hard, treat with algaecide, brush the whole surface down and vacuum the dead algae out to waste, then run the filter hard and come back to rebalance once it clears. How long it takes depends on how far gone it is — a pool that turned last week is a much quicker job than one that has been sitting all summer.
Weekly through the swimming season for most home pools. Water chemistry moves fastest when the pool is warm and being used, and weekly visits catch it before it drifts far enough to need correcting with a lot of chemicals. Pools that are lightly used, or screened from debris, can often stretch to every two weeks.
Every three to four months for most home tubs. Even with well-balanced water, dissolved solids build up over time until the chemicals stop working properly — a full drain and refill resets it. Tubs used daily, or by a lot of people, may need it closer to every three months.
A regular service cleans the tub and corrects the water you already have — surfaces, filter, jets, then a full test and rebalance. A drain and refill empties the tub completely and starts over with fresh water. Most people book regular visits through the year and a drain every three to four months.
Usually one of three things: a tired filter cartridge, unbalanced pH or alkalinity, or sanitizer that's been used up. Cloudiness after heavy use is often just the sanitizer being overwhelmed. If a fresh cartridge and a rebalance don't clear it within a day, the water is due for a drain.
About once a year. The bulb stops producing useful UV long before it looks burnt out, so there's no visual cue — if yours hasn't been changed in over a year, the system is running without sanitizing anything and your water is relying on chemicals alone. Replacement is $25 for the labour, with the bulb itself at market value.
Not usually. As long as we can reach the tub or pool and its power, we can take care of everything and let you know when it's done. It helps to be reachable by phone in case we find something you'd want to know about.
Parts are charged at market value and we'll always quote you before ordering anything. Nothing gets fitted, and nothing gets charged, without your say-so first.
Yes, for pools and hot tubs both. Easy Schedule sets up regular visits — weekly, every two weeks, twice a month, or monthly — at whatever time of day suits you. You tell us how often and we handle the scheduling from there, so you never have to think about booking again.
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