Commercial Pool Services
Pools at condominiums, apartments and facilities see heavier use than a backyard pool, so service is built around more frequent testing and closer attention to the equipment.
Pool & Hot Tub Services in North York, Ontario
4.5 from 16 Google reviews in North York
Puddle Pool Services opens, cleans and closes pools and cares for hot tubs across North York and Bolton. You get a quote within 24 hours, CPO certified technicians and an E-Report after every visit with your water readings and before and after photos.
- Weekly service, same crew
- Photo E-Report every visit
- Free quotes, no contracts
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Our services
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Hot Tub Maintenance
Hot tubs are used all year, so they need care all year. Service covers the water and the filters and checks the jets, pumps and heater, and the water also needs draining and refilling from time to time, since dissolved solids build up and cannot be filtered out.
Pool Cleaning
Weekly service through the summer covers the water, the surfaces and the equipment in one visit: skimming, brushing the walls and steps, vacuuming the floor, emptying the skimmer and pump baskets, checking the filter and testing and balancing the water.
Pool Closing
Fall closing protects the pool and its equipment through the freeze: balancing the water for winter, lowering the level, blowing out and plugging the lines, draining and protecting the equipment and fitting the cover.
Pool Inspections
An inspection looks at the pool, its equipment and its water before you buy a home or when you want to know where things stand.
Leak Detection
If the water level keeps dropping faster than evaporation explains, drops even with the pump off or you are adding water every few days, leak detection uses pressure testing on the plumbing lines and dye testing at fittings, lights, skimmers and returns to find where water is escaping, without digging.
Pool Opening
Spring opening gets the pool from winter to swim ready: removing and cleaning the cover, reconnecting and starting the pump, filter and heater, clearing out debris, brushing and vacuuming, and testing and balancing the water for the season.
Residential Pool Services
Backyard pools get one local team for the whole year, from spring opening and weekly cleaning to fall closing.
Pool Maintenance
Seasonal maintenance keeps the equipment and the water in shape between the big jobs, with regular checks of the pump, filter and heater and the chemistry adjusted as the weather changes.
Water Feature Maintenance
Fountains, waterfalls and other water features need the same attention to water quality and circulation as a pool, on a regular schedule so the water stays clear and the pumps keep running.
After every visit
Your North York E-Report
Before we leave, you get a report with photos of your pool, the chemical readings we took and a checklist of everything we did. No guessing what happened while you were at work.
- Time-stamped before and after photos
- Chemical readings from every visit
- A checklist of the work completed
Why North York Pool Owners Choose Puddle
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Quotes within 24 hours
Ask for a quote and you hear back within 24 hours, with up front pricing and no hidden extras, so you know exactly what your service costs before it starts. -
CPO certified technicians
Our technicians are CPO certified, uniformed and arrive in fully wrapped vehicles, so you always know who is at your gate and that your pool is in trained hands. -
An E-Report after every visit
Every visit ends with a real time E-Report showing what was done, the chemicals used, your water levels and time stamped before and after photos. -
A local team
Your North York team is based in North York, and you reach them directly at 647-695-6883.
Pool Care in North York’s Climate
A short, busy season
Environment Canada’s 1991 to 2020 normals for the North York station show a July average high of 27.6 C and a January average low of minus 8.6 C. Pools here are opened in spring and closed in fall, and both visits need doing right because the equipment has to survive months below freezing.
Closing before the freeze
Any water left in the lines, pump, filter or heater can freeze and crack them over the winter, which is why a proper closing blows out and plugs the lines and drains and protects the equipment before the first hard frosts.
Your fill water
North York’s tap water comes from Lake Ontario through the City of Toronto system, and Bolton is supplied mainly from Lake Ontario through Peel Region’s South Peel system, which reported hardness of 120 to 130 mg/L as calcium carbonate in its 2025 water quality report. Calcium and pH are tested on every visit so the water stays balanced.
Fence rules
Toronto’s Municipal Code Chapter 447 sets a minimum height of 1.2 metres for a swimming pool enclosure, and 1.8 metres where the fence is within 1 metre of something that could help someone climb it. Check your enclosure before the season starts.
Kalana and team are the best always on time and diligent and take care of our opening maintenance and closing every year! Thank you Kalana
Kalana provided exceptional service while replacing my pool liner, demonstrating professionalism and expertise throughout the process. I highly recommend him for anyone needing pool liner replacement.
Great group very professional and knowledgeable. Always leave the pool sparkling clean and always remove any garbage. Would highly recommend Kalana and his team.
I had been searching for a reliable pool company to maintain our pool and indoor sauna for quite some time, as previous companies failed to meet our needs—some excelled in outdoor services while others focused on indoor work. Fortunately, a close friend recommended Puddle Pool Services. Kalana, the manager, is incredibly professional and clearly knows his craft. They maintain a high standard of cleanliness, and I've never seen any mess left after their work is completed. I highly recommend them!
Kalana and his team serviced our hot tub. They arrived on time and performed the work without delay. I will definitely be contacting them again.
These folks go above and beyond when it comes to anything in my back yard oasis. I cannot rave enough about the amazing services they provide as well as they do what they say which is not the norm these days. This is going to be my second season using this awesome company and tbh they are Toronto's best kept secret as to pool/hot tube services. Keep up the amazing work and thank you for always being there and telling it like it is whether it benefits you or not.....constantly exceeding expectations!
Proudly Serving North York and Bolton
Serving All North York Neighbourhoods
From the ravine streets of York Mills and Hillcrest Village to Willowdale, Don Mills and Downsview, and north to Bolton, our local team looks after pools and hot tubs across the area, including:
North York
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Willowdale
North York neighbourhood along Yonge Street with high rise towers on the main roads and detached homes on its side streets.
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Don Mills
Canada’s first planned postwar suburban new town, developed in the 1950s and 1960s as a self contained mixed use community.
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York Mills
Established neighbourhood centred on Yonge Street and York Mills Road, known for large homes and ravine systems.
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Bayview Village
Park like neighbourhood planned in 1954 with curving streets, built around the 1963 Bayview Village Shopping Centre at Sheppard and Bayview.
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Newtonbrook
Neighbourhood centred on Yonge Street and Finch Avenue, situated between two branches of the Don River in North York.
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Bathurst Manor
Suburban community in North York built between 1954 and the early 1960s.
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Downsview
Former military air base and aircraft manufacturing hub, redeveloped since the 1990s into housing and Downsview Park.
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Hillcrest Village
Neighbourhood near the Don Valley with natural ravine features running through it.
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Victoria Village
Neighbourhood bounded by the Don Valley, Lawrence Avenue East, Victoria Park Avenue and Eglinton Avenue East.
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Parkwoods
Neighbourhood south of Highway 401 known for winding streets and ravine lots.
Bolton
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Bolton
Historic mill town founded around 1822 on the Humber River, now Caledon’s most populous community.
Wherever you are in our North York service area, from Yorkdale and Earl Bales Park to Black Creek Pioneer Village and north to Bolton, your local Puddle team is a call away at 647-695-6883.
Watch what we do
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Residential Services
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Commercial Services
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Why we are the best pool cleaning company in North York!
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Transparent Pricing
That’s Right. No Hidden Prices. Up Front and Straight Forward Pricing.
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E-Reports
Your Service Sent in an E-Report, in Real Time. What Was Done, What Chemicals Were Used, What Your Levels Are At etc. All With Before & After Pictures, Time Stamped In and Time Stamped Out.
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Happy Snappy Techs
Fully uniformed, CPO certified technicians in fully wrapped vehicles, so you always know who is at your gate and that your pool is in trained hands.
Where you can find us
Our address
1881 Steeles Ave W #623 North York ON M3H 0A1 CanadaTalk to us
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North York pool service questions
When should I open and close my pool in North York?
Most North York pools open in May and close between late September and mid October. Environment Canada’s normals for the Toronto area put the typical last spring frost in early May and the first fall frost in mid October, so book your closing before hard frosts arrive.
Why does my pool need closing for the winter?
North York’s January average low is minus 8.6 C at the North York station. Water left in the lines, pump, filter or heater can freeze and crack them, so a closing blows out and plugs the lines and protects the equipment until spring.
Do you service pools in Bolton?
Yes. Our North York team also serves Bolton in Caledon, and you reach the same local team at 647-695-6883.
How high does a pool fence need to be in North York?
North York is part of the City of Toronto, whose Municipal Code Chapter 447 sets a minimum height of 1.2 metres for a pool enclosure, and 1.8 metres where it is within 1 metre of something that could help someone climb it.
Can you find a leak in my pool?
Yes. If your water level drops faster than evaporation explains, drops even with the pump off, or you are topping up every few days, leak detection uses pressure testing on the plumbing and dye testing at fittings, lights, skimmers and returns to find where water is escaping, without digging.
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