Weekly pool service in Winter Park. Same tech, same day.
Six readings at your pool. The report is on your phone before we leave.
Quotes from photos
Get a quote from photos
Send 2–3 photos of your pool and one or two of your equipment. A person at the Sandhill office writes your price from them, and you pick a day for the first visit.
- Send photosRight in the chat, from your phone. It tells you which ones help.
- Get your quoteWritten by a person here from your photos, usually within the hour during office hours.
- Pick a daySay yes, choose a day, and we text you to confirm the time.
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Rather talk it through? Call (656) 236-2374.
What a quote looks like Weekly pool service $175/mo From your photos, confirmed on site
Start with the symptom
What’s going on with your pool?
Pick the one that sounds like your backyard. Each one goes to the page that explains it, or straight into a chat about it.
Green or cloudy
We clear it, then tell you why it turned so it doesn’t happen again.
Equipment acting up
Loud pump, heater that quits, a salt cell that won’t make chlorine.
Just bought a house with a pool
We walk you through every part on the pad and set up a weekly day.
What you get after every visit
Six numbers, on your phone before we leave
Clear water isn’t the same as safe water. The six readings tell you which one you have.
- Every reading, with the range it should be in
- What we added, and how much
- What’s not right yet, in plain words
Water reportThu 9:12 AM · Visit 148
FCFree chlorine3.2ppm2.0–4.0
CCCombined chlorine0.2ppmunder 0.5
pHpH7.57.4–7.6
TAAlkalinity95ppm80–120
CHCalcium310ppm200–400
CYAStabilizer78ppm30–50
Read the last line. Stabilizer is high, which is why the chlorine keeps disappearing. No amount of shock fixes that; the only cure is replacing water, and we would rather tell you that than sell you chlorine for a year.
Nothing added todayNext visit: partial drain, quoted
Same day, same tech
What happens on a weekly visit
Twenty minutes at your pool, in the same order every week, by the same person.
Clean
Skim, brush the walls and steps, vacuum, and empty the baskets. You don’t need to be home.
Test
Six readings at the pool with a calibrated kit, then only what the numbers call for.
Check the pad
Filter pressure, pump, heater and valves looked at every week, before they become a repair.
Report
The readings, what was added and anything we noticed, on your phone before the truck leaves.
Service and repair on one truck
Pool services and repair in Winter Park
If it isn’t something we should do, we’ll tell you who should.
Weekly pool service
Brushed, vacuumed and tested every week by the same tech.
Learn moreWater testing
Six readings at your pool, explained before anything is added.
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Green pool cleanup
Cleared, then the reason it turned written down.
Learn morePump repair
Seals, bearings and motors, repaired when a repair is honest.
Learn moreFilter cleaning
Cartridge, DE or sand, with the clean pressure recorded.
Learn moreHeater repair
Ignition and flow faults, diagnosed from the code.
Learn moreSalt systems
Cells, boards and salt levels, including when a cell is worn out.
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Pool lights
Fixtures, niches and bonding tested for safety, then repaired.
Learn moreNew customers
Filter clean and a full water panel, $89.
The most useful hour anyone can spend on a pool that isn’t behaving: the filter opened, the clean pressure recorded, and all six readings explained.
- Filter opened, inspected and photographed, cartridge, DE or sand
- Clean starting pressure written down, so “ten over clean” finally means something
- All six readings taken at your pool, and what each one is doing to the others
- Equipment pad walk-round: pump, heater, valves, salt cell
- A written answer, including “nothing is wrong” if that’s the answer
One residential pool within the service area. Parts and repairs are quoted separately and never carried out without your reply.
Thursday is ours. Saturday is yours.
Nobody buys pool service. They buy a weekend where the pool isn’t a question.
Any time, day or night
Ask the pool question you’d feel silly calling about
The chat on this page answers straight away, tells you when something can’t wait, and hands you to the office when it should.
Send a photo of the water and we’ll tell you what we see. It won’t guess at a price: a price needs somebody at the pool.
Start a chatSandhill Pool ServiceReplies straight away
Hi, this is Sandhill Pool Service. What’s going on with your pool?
It turned green over the weekend.
How long has it been like that? A few days is usually chlorine or the filter, and both are cheap to prove.
Send a photo of the water or the pad and we’ll tell you what we see.
Reviews
What Winter Park pool owners say
4.9Average across 212 reviews on Google
Weekly service
Luis has been on our pool every Thursday for two years. The report is on my phone before his truck is out of the driveway, and I finally understand why the chlorine kept vanishing: stabilizer was at 90. They told me to drain a foot instead of selling me more shock.
Karen D.Winter Park · 3 weeks ago on Google
Pump repair
Two other companies quoted me a new variable-speed pump. Sandhill found an air leak at the lid o-ring and fixed it that afternoon for the price of the part and the visit. I won't use anyone else.
Priya S.Winter Park · 2 months ago on Google
Green to clean
Came back from a month up north to a swamp. They had it clear in four days and wrote down why it turned: the timer had been knocked down to four hours a day. It has not happened since.
Mike R.Maitland · 1 month ago on Google
Local and family-owned
Where we work around Winter Park
One route per truck keeps the area honest: every pool on a route gets the same twenty minutes, in the same order, on the same day.
- Winter Park
- Maitland
- Orlando
- Casselberry
- Eatonville
- Altamonte Springs
Straight answers
Pool service questions we hear most
What does weekly service include?
Skimming, brushing the walls and steps, vacuuming, emptying the skimmer and pump baskets, six water readings, dosing to those readings and a filter pressure check. The report is on your phone before we leave.
The water is clear. Is it fine?
Clear and safe are different conditions, and only one of them is visible. A pool can be perfectly clear with no free chlorine left in it, and cloudy after a storm with nothing wrong. That is why we write the numbers down.
Why does my chlorine keep disappearing?
Nine times out of ten it is stabilizer (cyanuric acid). It protects chlorine from the sun and also holds it back, so a pool at 80 ppm needs roughly three times the free chlorine of a pool at 30. More chlorine won’t fix it; replacing some water will.
Can you fix a green pool, or does it need draining?
Usually it can be brought back. Sometimes it can’t, because the chemistry has gone somewhere adding things won’t fix. You’ll be told which on the first visit, before you’ve spent anything.
Do you do repairs, or only weekly service?
Both, on the same truck. The technician who tests your water every week is the one who notices the pump is drawing high, and the repair is quoted with that reading attached.
Get a straight answer about your pool.
Tell us what it is doing. If it can wait, we’ll say so, and if it can’t, we’ll say that too.