Palm Beach County
Pool service in The Acreage
The Acreage keeps us busy. Leaf heavy pools, well water chemistry and driveways long enough that you notice when they are dirty. We plan the routes out here deliberately so your day does not drift around.
“Richie has made our pool look better than it has in years! He goes above and beyond what we’ve experienced with most other pool companies…”
“…I had a company before him who we had nothing but trouble with, but Richie hasn't had any trouble keeping chemicals balanced and the pool sparkling clean…”
What pools here are up against
Acre plus lots under big oaks and pines, and most of them on well water. Shade and constant leaf drop together is about the hardest thing you can ask a pool to deal with. Out here weekly service is not really an upgrade, it is the thing keeping the pool swimmable.
Where we work in The Acreage
The Acreage is about 9 miles from our base in Wellington. We cover ZIP codes 33470, 33411, 33412, including the area around Indian Trail, the Acreage libraries and Seminole Pratt Whitney Road. Open 24/7: call or text (561) 252 8487 any time.
- Along Orange Boulevard. Around the Acreage Branch Library and out along the canals, acre lots under pines and oaks.
- Hamlin Boulevard. More acre lots, most of them on wells, where the iron in the fill water shows up on the plaster.
- Temple Boulevard. Bigger properties with long driveways and decks, which is where the pressure cleaning work is out here.
Weekly pool cleaning in The Acreage
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 The Acreage 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.
Recent work in The Acreage
Before
AfterLong run under the royal palms, done end to end with no stripes.
Services available in The Acreage
Everything we do is available in The Acreage, and most people pair the weekly pool visit with a wash once a year.
The Acreage pool questions
- Our pool is under huge oaks. Is that a problem?
- It is the exact situation weekly service exists for. Constant leaf drop is really a chemistry and filtration problem, and staying ahead of it every week is what keeps it manageable.
- Do you pressure wash long Acreage driveways?
- All the time. Long concrete drives are most of what we wash out there. Priced by square footage, quoted free before we start.
- How much is monthly pool service in The Acreage?
- Monthly pool service in The Acreage 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 The Acreage?
- Yes. Every neighborhood in The Acreage including Indian Trail, the Acreage libraries, Seminole Pratt Whitney Road is on our routes, That covers ZIP codes 33470, 33411, 33412. and there are no travel fees inside Palm Beach County.
- How fast can weekly service start in The Acreage?
- The Acreage is about 9 miles from our Wellington shop. Call or text and you get a start date with your quote.
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