Fernandina Beach Pool Cleaning

Bi-weekly service is priced lower per visit but per-visit cost is higher because more work is required at each visit. The total monthly cost for bi-weekly is typically 20 to 30 percent less than weekly service.

The E-Report is a real-time service summary sent to your phone or email after every visit. It includes timestamped before-and-after photos, exact chemical readings, technician notes, equipment status flags and any recommendations. It is your proof the work was done and your long-term record of pool health.

We text you immediately and try a second visit the same week at no extra charge. Many clients use a combination lock or smart lock and share the code with us through a secure note in the customer portal so we never miss a window.

Tell us through the customer portal or call directly. We treat every complaint as a chance to correct course. Most are resolved with a free return visit, sometimes with a credit applied if the issue was on our end.

Before a named storm, lower the water level 6 to 12 inches below the skimmer, turn off and pull heater drain plugs, secure or remove loose deck furniture and add a high chlorine shock. After the storm, vacuum debris from the bottom, refill to operating level and rebalance chemistry. Power outages should not concern you; run the pump as soon as power returns.

Soft tap water (below 150 ppm calcium hardness) is aggressive to plaster, metal equipment and concrete. It dissolves calcium out of the pool surface over time, leaving etched plaster and stained tiles. The fix is adding calcium chloride to bring water into the 200 to 400 ppm pool range.

Black algae appears as dark spots on plaster, especially in shady corners. It has a hard protective shell that resists most chemicals. Treatment requires daily wire brushing of the spots, very high chlorine residual (5 to 10 ppm) for a week and a copper-based algaecide. Persistent black algae sometimes requires a partial drain.

Any flag (cracked equipment, low water, dead salt cell, suspected leak, etc.) generates an alert in your E-Report plus a direct text or email. For anything urgent the technician calls before leaving the property.

Pools in Fernandina Beach are filled with soft municipal water with airborne salt influence near the Atlantic. Soft water below 150 ppm calcium hardness is aggressive to plaster and metal equipment. We test calcium on every visit and add calcium chloride to bring the water into the 200 to 400 ppm pool range, especially for newer plaster surfaces.

We run weekly pool cleaning routes across Fernandina Beach and surrounding areas including Amelia Island, Downtown Fernandina, Amelia Park and Marsh Lakes. We add new Fernandina Beach-area neighborhoods to our service map as demand grows. Request a free quote and we will confirm coverage and scheduling within one business day.

Weekly pool cleaning is $180 to $210 a month for a small pool, $200 to $230 for a medium pool and $220 to $260 for a large pool. A one-time green to clean recovery is $130 to $780. These are starting points: the final cost depends on pool size, water condition, equipment, accessibility, service frequency and chemical needs.