Seasonal

Pool closing,
before winter.

Close when it makes sense for your pool and equipment. Some customers stay open year-round. We help you plan for freezing weather while keeping your swimming season as long as your setup allows.

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Range
$150–$600
Plus chemicals. Pricing can change based on what we find on-site.

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

01, Plan your closing

Tell us how long you want to keep swimming. We review your equipment and freeze protection before scheduling.

02, Closing day

2–4 hours on-site depending on pool size and equipment.

What to know about Utah pools

Common questions

What happens if my pool freezes before you close it?
Damage. Cracked tile, broken pump volutes, blown plumbing. It's why we pre-book, to never let that happen on our customers.
Do you store the cover?
We fold and store it on-site (deck box, garage, shed). Off-site storage is an add-on if you don't have space.
What if I have an automatic safety cover?
We service those too. We assess the cover and quote any additional work.

Related services

Pool opening

Mid-April through mid-May, cover off, plumbing reconnected, chemistry reset, every piece of equipment fired up and pressure-tested.

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Weekly maintenance

Call for weekly service pricing based on your pool, location, and service needs.

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Equipment repair

Most repairs come up mid-summer, which is exactly when you don't want a broken pump.

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Tell us what your pool needs.

Send us your ZIP and a few details. We’ll follow up with pricing and scheduling.

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