Pool closing,
before winter.
Mid-September through mid-October, the same four weeks every Utah pool company is overbooked. Pre-book in August and you lock the actual window your pool needs, instead of the one you end up with.
What’s included
- Final chemistry: shock, algaecide, winter pH/alkalinity hold
- Lines blown out, antifreeze added where needed
- Plugs installed, skimmer winterized
- Pump, filter, heater drained and stored
- Salt cell removed & stored (or installed for spring restart)
- Cover installed, air pillow inflated (snow-load standard in Utah)
- Equipment-pad photos + winter chemistry baseline report
How it works
October fills first. Pre-booking gets you in the early window when weather still cooperates.
2–4 hours on-site depending on pool size and equipment.
After a heavy storm we offer free cover-water pump-outs to Season Pass + Premium customers.
What to know about Utah pools
- Closing timing in Utah is non-negotiable. Sustained sub-65°F daytime highs + nights near freezing = close NOW. Usually mid-October. Wait too long and you're paying for frozen-jet repairs in April.
- Snow-load on covers without air pillows tears solid covers. We standard-install pillows with every closing.
- Our Season Pass customers get first slot. We've never had a Season Pass pool close after October 25.
Common questions
What happens if my pool freezes before you close it?
Do you store the cover?
What if I have an automatic safety cover?
Related services
Pool opening
Mid-April through mid-May, cover off, plumbing reconnected, chemistry reset, every piece of equipment fired up and pressure-tested.
Weekly maintenance
Same tech, same day, same time window, every single week.
Equipment repair
Most repairs come up mid-summer, which is exactly when you don't want a broken pump.
Tell us what your pool needs.
Send us your ZIP and a few details. We’ll follow up with pricing and scheduling.