From weekly maintenance to emergency green-to-clean restoration — we keep Brevard County pools crystal clear.
📞 Call Now — (321) 450-3400Consistent, reliable weekly service to keep your pool crystal clear and chemically balanced all year long.
Learn More →✨Deep cleaning for pools that need a refresh — perfect before a party, after vacation, or between services.
Learn More →🟢Pool turned green? We'll bring it back to sparkling blue with our intensive green-to-clean restoration process.
Learn More →🔧Pump issues, filter problems, or heater malfunctions? We diagnose and connect you with trusted repair specialists.
Learn More →💦Slippery, stained, or algae-covered pool deck? We'll restore it to like-new condition with professional pressure washing.
Learn More →⚗️Precise water chemistry testing and adjustment to keep your pool safe, clear, and gentle on skin and equipment.
Learn More →📅Seasonal pool opening and winterization services to protect your investment and extend equipment life.
Learn More →🏢HOA pools, hotel pools, and community facilities — we keep commercial pools compliant, clean, and safe.
Learn More →🌊 Dealing with water damage from a pool leak? Our trusted partner DryResponse Restoration provides 24/7 emergency water damage restoration across Brevard County. Need old pool equipment or debris hauled away? 321 Junk offers fast, eco-friendly junk removal.
Book a free pool assessment. We'll inspect your pool, test the water, and recommend exactly what your pool needs.
📞 Call Now — (321) 450-3400Skimming, brushing and vacuuming, chemical testing and balancing, filter inspection and cleaning, pump basket cleaning, and water level management, plus a monthly equipment check. It is everything needed to keep a pool swimmable without you handling chemicals.
Usually, yes. Green-to-clean restoration starts at $250 and involves shocking the water, running the filtration hard, and brushing and vacuuming over several visits. How long it takes depends on how far it has gone and on the condition of the filter and pump. Draining and refilling is rarely necessary and is generally a last resort in Florida because of the risk to the shell.
Yes. Pumps, filters, chlorinators and salt cells are all serviced and repaired. Salt cell cleaning and filter deep cleaning or DE recharge are offered as standalone jobs if that is all you need.