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13925 S. Virginia St Unit 212

Reno, NV 89511

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Question # 1: How much does weekly pool service cost in Reno?

Answer #1 : Weekly pool cleaning and maintenance pricing depends on pool size, equipment type, and service frequency. We will not be like others who add on fees later. We provide upfront pricing after an initial pool inspection.

Question # 2: Can you service commercial and HOA pools?

Answer #2 : Yes. With 20 years of experience, we manage ongoing commercial pool maintenance contracts for HOAs, apartment complexes, and hotels throughout the Reno area.

Question # 3: Do you offer one-time green pool cleanup services?

Answer #3 Yes. Our green pool cleanup service is available for homeowners and property managers dealing with, algae-filled, or vacant pools.

Question # 4: How often should a pool be serviced?

Answer #4 Most residential pools in Reno benefit from weekly or biweekly pool maintenance, while high-use commercial pools often require more frequent service like every other day, to remain code-compliant.

Question # 5: Is a $1,000/month service contract reasonable for maintaining two pools at a short-term rental?

Answer #5: While $1,000 per month might sound steep for standard residential care, short-term rentals often require commercial-level service. High-turnover properties usually need twice-weekly or even three-times-a-week visits to ensure the water remains safe and perfectly balanced for constantly changing guests, which significantly increases chemical usage and labor costs.

Question # 6: My pool guy only comes once a week; is that enough to keep my chlorine levels safe?

Answer #6: Yes, for most residential pools, once-a-week service is entirely sufficient if managed correctly. A professional will balance your cyanuric acid (CYA) to protect the chlorine from the sun and use slow-dissolving tabs or precise liquid additions to maintain a steady 2-3ppm throughout the week. However, if your pool experiences heavy usage or significant debris, a mid-week check might be necessary.

Question # 7: How much does it really cost to repair delaminated pool plaster vs. a full remodel?

Answer #7: Repairing localized plaster delamination is significantly cheaper than a full remodel, but if the plaster is failing in multiple spots, a complete chip-out and resurface is often the only long-term solution. A full resurfacing project can range from $15,000 - $25,000 depending on the pool's size and whether you are also updating the waterline tile. We provide free inspections to determine if a patch will hold or if a full resurface is required.

Question # 8: Why does my pool service cost $150 a week when others pay $120 a month?

Answer #8: Pricing varies wildly based on location, pool size, and whether chemicals are included. A $150/week rate often indicates a massive pool, a premium market, or a situation where the pool requires excessive "green-to-clean" labor during every visit due to heavy debris. In Reno, our standard residential weekly service ranges from $130 to $150 per month, assuming the pool is in generally good condition between visits.