Pool service across Palm Beach County
Boca Raton up to Jupiter, the barrier islands out to Wellington. Wherever your pool is, it gets the same weekly service and the same report with readings and photos.
Where we work
Each city has its own page covering what we actually see there, because a screened pool under oaks in west Boca, a well-water pool in Jupiter Farms and an oceanfront pool in Highland Beach are three genuinely different jobs.
Boca Raton →
From the Golden Triangle out to Mission Bay. Screened cages, heavy tree cover and salt systems.
Delray Beach →
Lake Ida to Tropic Isle, beachside to the Avenue. Older pools and a lot of second homes.
Boynton Beach →
Chapel Hill and the Intracoastal streets through to the newer communities out west.
Lake Worth →
Lake Worth Beach and the neighborhoods around it. Older pools and owners who want straight answers.
Highland Beach →
The oceanfront strip between Delray and Boca, where salt air is hard on equipment.
Hypoluxo →
A small town on the Intracoastal, including Hypoluxo Island. Few enough pools that we know each one.
West Palm Beach →
El Cid and Flamingo Park through to the western suburbs. The widest range of pools in the county.
Palm Beach Gardens →
PGA National, BallenIsles, Mirasol and Evergrene. Gated communities, big pools, serious automation.
Jupiter →
Abacoa, Admirals Cove and Jupiter Farms. Newer equipment near the coast, well water out west.
Wellington →
Big lots, mature trees, and a town that fills up for the winter equestrian season.
Royal Palm Beach →
Madison Green, Counterpoint and La Mancha. Screened suburban pools, mostly built the same way.
Greenacres →
Dense, mostly seventies and eighties housing. Smaller pools and owners who watch the bill.
Lantana →
Old Florida cottages and Intracoastal waterfront, in one small coastal town.
Riviera Beach →
Singer Island oceanfront and the mainland neighborhoods. Two markets in one city.
Palm Springs →
A compact inland village of modest homes and small, older pools.
North Palm Beach →
Canal-front homes under a mature tree canopy. Older pools, well kept.
Palm Beach →
The island. Estate pools, strict town rules, and salt air on every property.
Routes are built by geography
Pools near each other are serviced together. A tight route is what keeps the drive time out of your rate, and it is why we quote by address rather than off a price list.
It also means the honest answer about scheduling depends on where you are. When you call, we'll tell you which day we run near you and when we could start, rather than promising tomorrow and sorting it out afterwards.
Get a price on the phone
Two or three minutes for most pools. No visit, no callback queue.
(561) 300-05017 days a week, 7am–6pm · On a pool when you call? Leave a message and we'll come straight back.
Tell us where the pool is
Don't see your city?
Palm Beach County has more towns than we have pages. Send the address through and we'll tell you which day we run near you and when we could start, at no cost and with no follow-up if it isn't for you.
If we can't take your pool, we'll point you at someone local who can. It costs us nothing and it is what we would want.