Weekly care · 3 min read
Your pool. Your routine. The right plan.
Full, alternating or chemical service? Choose by the work you want handled, not just the monthly price.
By Deep Blue Pools · Published . Prepared with AI assistance; contact our team for advice about your pool.
Decide which jobs you want off your list.
The most useful starting question is simple: do you want someone to handle all the weekly cleaning, share that work, or manage the water while you do the physical cleaning? Deep Blue Pools offers a plan for each of those arrangements.
All three published plans have weekly visits and monthly billing. Chemicals are charged separately. The cleaning scope, rather than the visit count alone, is what distinguishes the plans.
Full Service: hand over the weekly clean.
At $225 per month plus chemicals, Full Service includes weekly skimming, brushing, vacuuming, basket clearing, water testing and balancing, and equipment checks. It is the option to discuss when you want the regular physical cleaning handled each week.
An equipment check is not the same as a repair, and routine maintenance is not a quote for recovering an already-green pool. Tell the team about existing issues before choosing ongoing care.
Alternating Service: share the cleaning work.
At $185 per month plus chemicals, Alternating Service provides a full clean every other week, with chemical service on the intervening weeks. The visits remain weekly, but full cleaning is less frequent.
Consider what the pool needs between full cleans and which tasks you are comfortable doing. Be clear about those expectations when discussing the plan rather than assuming every weekly visit includes the same work.
Chemical Service: keep doing the cleaning yourself.
At $145 per month plus chemicals, Chemical Service focuses on water testing and balancing, basket clearing and equipment checks. It is not a full weekly cleaning plan.
This option is worth discussing if you already handle skimming, brushing and vacuuming but want help with water care. The name describes the service, not an all-inclusive chemical allowance.
Choose for your current pool, not an ideal week.
Tell the team how often you use the pool, how much cleaning you actually do and whether you have a saltwater system or connected spa. If you need a one-time clean or repair first, include that in the estimate request.
Confirm coverage for your address and the start date directly with the team. Sending an estimate request starts the conversation; it does not schedule a visit.
