Palm Beach County
Pool service in Lake Worth and Lake Worth Beach
From the lake side over to the west neighborhoods, in the city of Lake Worth Beach, which was plain Lake Worth until 2019, and in the Lake Worth addresses west of it. Same deal everywhere: a fixed service day, chemicals in the price, and a straight answer when a surface has reached the end of its life instead of a quote for work that will not help.
“Richie has been taking care of our pool for the past three years… Extremely reliable and responsive!”
“Richie has been keeping our pool and patio sparkling for years. Our pool is crystal clear and our patio is bright and clean…”
What pools here are up against
Older neighborhoods, tighter backyards and a lot of zero lot line homes. The pools tend to be older too, which means the plaster question comes up more here than anywhere else we work. Whether to wash it or resurface it is worth an honest answer.
Near the water, salt air is the other story. It does little to the pool chemistry, but it is hard on equipment, cage screws and the aluminum frame, and it shows up as corrosion long before anything fails. Inland, around Lake Osborne and west across the turnpike, the pools look more like the rest of the county: mature trees, screened patios and leaf drop all year.
Lake Worth covers ZIP codes 33460, 33461, 33462 and 33463, from the beach side of Lake Worth Beach over to the Lake Worth addresses west of the city. Older plaster here stains easily and holds the stain, so keeping the chemistry steady every week matters more than it does in a newer pool.
Where we work in Lake Worth
Lake Worth is about 10 miles from our base in Wellington. We cover ZIP codes 33460, 33461, 33462, 33463, including the area around Bryant Park, the Lake Worth Playhouse and downtown Cultural Plaza. Open 24/7: call or text (561) 252 8487 any time.
- College Park. North of downtown, tree lined streets of mid century ranch homes, many of them with private pools. Mature trees over the water mean a full skimmer basket most weeks, and leaves left on the floor stain older plaster.
- Parrot Cove. Along the Intracoastal on the north end, historic homes near the golf course. Salt air works on pool equipment and cage hardware here, so screws and fittings are worth watching.
- South Palm Park. Close to the water south of downtown, older pools on tight lots. A small backyard puts the pool close to everything around it, and whatever the wind brings ends up in the water.
- Around Lake Osborne. The neighborhoods west of the lake and John Prince Park. A little more room and more screened pools, with the same leaf drop from the trees.
Weekly pool cleaning in Lake Worth
One visit a week on the same day, from Richard Ellis, a Certified Pool Operator. The business is licensed and insured and has been running for six years. Every visit:
- Net the surface and vacuum the floor
- Brush the walls, steps and benches
- Empty the skimmer and pump baskets
- Pump spray the waterline tiles
- Full filter clean every week
- Every chemical included in the price
Monthly pool service in Lake Worth starts at $140 for a small pool and runs to $300 or more for a large one, with a visit every week and every chemical included. You get the real number for your pool before anything starts. See what pool service costs or the full weekly pool service.
Other jobs we do in Lake Worth
Older pools in older neighborhoods mean the plaster comes up a lot here. Stained but still smooth plaster is a job for an acid wash, and you get a straight answer on whether yours is a candidate. A pool that went green after a storm or time away gets a green pool cleanup first, then the plaster gets looked at. Patios and driveways get pressure cleaning.
Recent work from our routes
Before
AfterYears of grime under the cover. Back to the original color.
Services available in Lake Worth
Everything we do is available in Lake Worth, and most people pair the weekly pool visit with a wash once a year.
Lake Worth pool questions
- Do you serve east Lake Worth near the beach?
- Both sides of town, from the intracoastal neighborhoods west across the turnpike.
- My plaster is old and stained. Wash it or redo it?
- We will come look and tell you the truth. An acid wash helps sound plaster with stains sitting on it. If it is thin and chalking, it needs resurfacing and no wash is going to fake that.
- How much is monthly pool service in Lake Worth?
- Monthly pool service in Lake Worth starts at $140 for a small pool and runs to $300 or more for a large one. That covers a visit every week and every chemical the pool needs.
- Do you serve all of Lake Worth?
- Yes. Every neighborhood in Lake Worth including Bryant Park, the Lake Worth Playhouse, downtown Cultural Plaza is on our routes, That covers ZIP codes 33460, 33461, 33462, 33463. and there are no travel fees inside Palm Beach County.
- How fast can weekly service start in Lake Worth?
- Lake Worth is about 10 miles from our Wellington shop. Call or text and you get a start date with your quote.
Worth reading
Acid wash or resurface? A plain English guide
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