Pool cleaning service areas across Miami-Dade
Ten areas, grouped by what actually happens to a pool there rather than by zip code. Salt air is a Miami Beach problem. Iguanas are a canal problem. Hard water is a Homestead problem.
On the water
Salt air, sand and seawall iguanas.
Miami BeachSalt in the air corrodes everything on the pad, and sand gets in the water no matter what you do.What we run into here
Coconut GroveThe densest tree canopy in the county, older equipment, and driveways you cannot back a truck down.What we run into here
Palmetto BayCanals to the bay, iguanas on the seawall, and screen cages that take the brunt of every storm.What we run into here
Under the canopy
Old oaks, mangoes and open pools.
West and central
Screened cages and afternoon storms.
KendallScreen cages on most pools, predictable sizes, and afternoon storms that undo a week of chemistry in an hour.What we run into here
The HammocksPlanned community lakes, black olive and ficus litter, and the most open storm exposure in West Kendall.What we run into here
DoralNewer builds, almost no tree cover, and construction dust that finds the water from a block away.What we run into here
South Dade
Hard water, farm dust and newer builds.
Not on the list?
These ten are where the routes already run, which means a truck is usually a few streets away and we can hold a consistent day of the week. If you are somewhere else in Miami-Dade, call anyway. South Miami, Westchester, Sunset, Richmond Heights and Kendall West are all close enough that it usually works.
What we will not do is take a pool in Broward and promise you the same day every week. Traffic on the 95 decides that, not us. See what weekly service covers or check pricing before you call.
Want it off your list?
Tell us the cross streets and roughly how big the pool is and we will give you a price on the phone. No walkthrough needed for a standard weekly quote.