Pool opening,
ready for the season.
Mid-April through mid-May, cover off, plumbing reconnected, chemistry reset, every piece of equipment fired up and pressure-tested. Book by March or you end up in the back half of the queue, which is a real thing in Utah.
What’s included
- Cover removal, dried, folded, stored
- Plumbing reconnect (lines purged of antifreeze)
- Filter, pump, heater start-up & leak check
- Salt cell inspection (and replacement quote if EOL)
- Initial chemistry: shock, balance, conditioner, scale control
- 5-day chemistry follow-up to lock the season in
- Photo report of opening day + first re-test
How it works
April fills up fast. Lock your slot and we route your neighborhood the week your subdivision typically thaws.
60–120 minutes on-site. We photograph everything as we go.
Fresh chemistry settles in 4–6 days. We come back free of charge to dial it in.
Most openings convert into Complete weekly service the same week. Season Pass handles both.
What to know about Utah pools
- Opening timing matters in Utah. Valley pools open mid-April; bench and Ogden Valley pools (Eden, Huntsville, Mountain Green) open 7–10 days later. We route accordingly.
- Snow-load on covers means damage we catch on day one, cracked tiles, frozen jets, displaced grates. Fixed before season starts, not in July.
- Bonneville Basin water hits the pool hard from the tap. Our initial fill chemistry accounts for the calcium spike.
Common questions
When should I open my pool in Northern Utah?
Do I need to be home for opening?
What if my pool has a leak?
Related services
Pool closing
Mid-September through mid-October, the same four weeks every Utah pool company is overbooked.
Weekly maintenance
Same tech, same day, same time window, every single week.
Green-to-clean
Algae blooms just happen sometimes, a heat wave, a dead pump, a delayed opening, a cover collapse.
Tell us what your pool needs.
Send us your ZIP and a few details. We’ll follow up with pricing and scheduling.