Pool questions, answered.

Weekly cleaning and water-chemistry service is done by our own team on routes that start in the Inland Empire; elsewhere we match you with a vetted local pro. Repairs, equipment installs, remodels and new pool construction are performed by independently licensed and insured contractors we partner with (in California that typically means a CSLB C-53 swimming pool license or another appropriate classification). You'll get the contractor's name and license number in writing before any work starts, and you can verify it yourself at cslb.ca.gov.

Cleaning & Maintenance starts at $185/mo and Full Equipment & Care at $245/mo, weekly, with all chemicals included. A spa adds $39/mo (shared equipment) or $59/mo (separate equipment), and pools over about 20,000 gallons add $45/mo. Get an instant price for your pool.

No. Cleaning service is month to month. Cancel anytime.

No. We just need gate access and a heads-up about dogs. We text you a photo after every visit.

It's a planning estimate based on your pool's shape and size, with a safety margin built in. It covers the pool itself (design, permits, excavation, steel, plumbing, plaster, coping and a narrow deck). Options like spas and water features are priced on your free consultation, and the builder confirms everything in writing after measuring your yard.

Where county records are available (currently Riverside County), it uses public parcel records and aerial photos to draw your lot lines and estimate your house footprint. Elsewhere it sets up a typical lot so you can still pick, size and price a design. Either way it's a starting point, not a survey; your builder confirms everything on site.

Because that's what we'd want. Most pool companies make you hand over your phone number before you see any price. Our designer shows an estimate first, and you only share your contact info if you want a free consultation.

Usually, yes. Once the pump and filter are working, most green pools clear within a few days of shocking, brushing and filter cleaning. Heavy algae may take longer.

Southern California: the Inland Empire, Orange County, San Diego County, Los Angeles County. The 3D designer works with any address; where county lot records are available (currently Riverside County) it draws your actual lot lines. Our longest-running local pages cover Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Wildomar, Lake Elsinore.

Many homeowners use a pool loan or a home-improvement loan. The designer shows an example monthly payment for every design. We don't lend money ourselves; your builder or lender gives you real terms.

Use the contact form or email [email protected]. A real person reads every message and replies the way you ask.

A real person reads it and replies with next steps. For weekly cleaning that usually means confirming your address is on a route and setting a start date. For repairs, remodels and new pools it usually means a few questions and, if it makes sense, a free site visit with a licensed partner contractor who gives you a written estimate. You are never obligated to go ahead. Send a request or start in the designer.

Yes. Your design and estimate are yours to keep and share. A builder will still need to measure your yard and produce their own plans and price. Whoever you hire, check their CSLB license and use our quote guide to compare bids line by line.

Our designer and estimates are built around gunite, which is the most common choice for custom pools here. We do take cleaning, repair and remodel inquiries for existing fiberglass pools, and if you want a new fiberglass pool, ask and we'll tell you straight whether we or a partner can help.

We match work to independently licensed, insured contractors whose license classification fits the job, who work in your area and who put the scope, price and schedule in writing. You get their name and license number before any work starts, so you can verify it yourself at cslb.ca.gov.

It happens, and it usually isn't the end. HOAs typically explain what they want changed, such as setbacks, equipment location, screening or materials, and you can revise and resubmit. Our HOA approval guide covers what most associations ask for. Submitting a clear, complete plan the first time helps.

Pool removal or fill-in is demolition work that needs a licensed contractor and, in most cities, a permit. It isn't something we do ourselves. Tell us about your project and we'll tell you straight whether a partner can help.