Pricing
How much does pool service cost?
Straight pricing for weekly pool care in Broward and South Palm Beach County, plus what our other services cost.
The short answer
Weekly pool service starts at $110 a month.
Most standard residential pools fall between $110 and $189 per month. Your exact price is confirmed before service begins. Routine balancing chemicals are included unless the approved quote states otherwise.
That's a real range other pages on this site already use, not a lowball number that changes once someone calls. Enter your address and you get a confirmed price in about a minute, no phone call needed.
What decides the number
A few things move the price within that range.
- Pool size (gallons), not just surface area
- A spa, water feature, or additional body of water tied to the same system
- A screen enclosure, which changes debris load either up or down
- Current condition, a pool that's already green needs a separate one-time recovery quote before weekly service starts
What's included
What's actually covered every visit.
- Water chemistry testing and balancing (chlorine, pH, alkalinity)
- Skimming, brushing and vacuuming
- Emptying skimmer and pump baskets
- Filter pressure and circulation checks
- Visual equipment inspection
- Digital service report with photos and readings after every visit
Repairs and other services
What our other services cost.
These are diagnosed before they're priced, on purpose. A number given before anyone's looked at the actual problem or equipment is a guess, not a price.
Questions
Pricing questions, answered directly.
Weekly pool service starts at $110 a month. Most standard residential pools in Broward and South Palm Beach County fall between $110 and $189 a month, depending mainly on pool size, whether there's a spa or water feature on the same system, and current condition. Unlike a phone-quote business, OneBlu prices from your actual address: enter it and you get a confirmed number in about a minute, not an estimate that changes once someone shows up.
About the same range, $110 to $189 a month for most residential pools, if "pool cleaning" means the same thing OneBlu means by weekly service: chemistry testing and balancing, skimming and vacuuming, basket empties, and an equipment check, every visit. Some companies use "cleaning" to mean only the cosmetic part (skimming and brushing) without the chemistry and equipment side, which is priced as a narrower, cheaper service elsewhere but isn't what keeps a pool actually healthy long-term.
Florida heat speeds up chemical breakdown, and rain and wind load the water with debris between visits. Weekly is the point where chemistry and circulation stay ahead of that; stretching service out to every two or three weeks is where most algae and cloudy-water problems actually start, which usually costs more to fix than the service would have cost to keep up with.
Water is tested and balanced for chlorine, pH, and alkalinity at every visit, with only what that test actually calls for added, not a fixed amount on a schedule. Routine balancing chemicals are included in the monthly price unless the approved quote says otherwise; anything outside routine balancing, like recovering a green pool, is quoted separately before it's done.
No contract. Service is month to month, with no term to sign and no cancellation fee.
Those are quoted after an inspection or assessment, not a flat rate, because the honest price depends on what's actually wrong or what's already installed. Leak detection depends on whether the source is the shell, the plumbing, or the equipment pad; automation depends on whether existing equipment is already compatible; equipment repair depends on whether a part can be repaired or needs replacing. Diagnosis always comes before a price, and the price is confirmed before any work begins.
More general questions: see the full FAQ.
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