Palm Beach Pool Service 561-406-8271

Pool cleaning, repair, and remodeling in Palm Beach County

Weekly service that's actually thorough, and a photo report in your inbox after every visit.

Locally owned, A-rated, licensed and insured, with over 18 years serving Palm Beach County pools.

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Free chlorine
2.8 ppm
pH
7.4
Alkalinity
90 ppm
Cyanuric acid
48 ppm
Calcium
280 ppm
Filter pressure
19 psi
  • Skimmed, brushed, and vacuumed
  • Baskets emptied, chemicals added
  • Filter running 4 psi high — cleaning scheduled next visit, no charge

What we do

Everything your pool needs, from one company

Why people switch to us

You shouldn't have to wonder whether your pool guy showed up

Most people who call us are leaving another company, and the story is almost always the same. The truck pulls up, someone spends four minutes in the backyard, and the water turns green two weeks later.

We work differently. Every visit ends with a report emailed to you: water chemistry readings, a checklist of what was done, and photos of your pool that day. If something's starting to go wrong at the equipment pad, you hear it from us before it becomes a repair bill.

[Shea] has been servicing pools in Palm Beach County for more than eighteen years. When you call, you're talking to the person responsible for your pool.

Chemicals are included

Your monthly rate covers chlorine, acid, stabilizer, and algaecide. No line-item surprises at the end of the month.

The same technician every week

Someone who knows your pool, your gate code, and what your filter pressure ran last month. [confirm before publishing]

You don't need to be home

We need the gate and the equipment pad. The report lands in your inbox the same day either way.

Problems flagged early

A motor starting to whine, a filter running high, a heater throwing a code. You hear about it while it's still cheap.

Service area

Where we run routes

We service pools throughout Palm Beach County. Below is every city, town, and village in the county — all thirty-nine of them. Call and we'll tell you straight whether you're on a route.

26 reviews, 5.0 average on Google

What Palm Beach County customers say

★★★★★
My previous company spent just minutes in and out of my yard. This company is more thorough and takes more time to do a good job. Also, very great communication.
TiffanyWestlake · Google review
★★★★★
Shea is taking care of our commercial pool. Always on time, pool is very clean every time. Our community has used several companies, but this is the best out there.
Robert PickardHOA board · Google review
★★★★★
Just finished converting my pool from chlorine to salt water. He even took the time to explain how everything works, being this is my first time owning a pool.
Joel MitchellGoogle review

Tell us about your pool

Send a few details and we'll come out, look at the water and the equipment, and give you a real number. No charge, no pressure.

Common questions

Before you call

How much does weekly pool service cost in Palm Beach County?
It depends on the pool: its size, whether there's an attached spa, how much tree cover surrounds the deck, and what equipment you're running. Call 561-406-8271 and we'll look at the pool before quoting anything.
How often does a pool need to be cleaned in South Florida?
Weekly. Florida's heat and summer rainfall push pH above 8.0 within about a week, and algae can establish in as little as nine days in summer. Biweekly service costs less up front and almost always costs more over a year in chemical correction and equipment wear.
Are your technicians certified and insured?
Yes. We're licensed, fully insured, and CPO-certified. We follow the water safety standards published by the Florida Department of Health and the CDC's Healthy Swimming guidelines.
Do I need to be home for service?
No. We just need access to the gate and the equipment pad. Your service report arrives by email the same day either way.
Do you service commercial and HOA pools?
Yes. We maintain community, condo, and commercial pools across the county, including the chemistry logs Florida health inspections require.
Do you offer emergency repairs?
Yes. If your pump or filter fails, call 561-406-8271. We respond to equipment failures within 12 hours.