Opening, closing, and winter
Opening and closing only
We open the pool in spring and close it in the fall. There are no weekly visits in between.
Why it matters
Some owners want to handle the weeks they swim, and still want a technician for the two jobs that set up the season and protect the pool through winter.
What the visit includes
- A spring opening: cover off, equipment started, water brought back into range, filter cleaned.
- A fall closing: water balanced, equipment protected, cover on.
- No weekly cleaning between those two visits.
- You can still call for a one-time clean, a recovery, or an equipment visit if the season needs it.
When to ask for it
Choose this when you are not on weekly Care and you want the pool opening and the pool closing done by a technician. Both are the pool only. A spa on its own system, and a water feature, are separate. If you want the weekly work as well, Signature or Estate already includes one opening and one closing each year.
Start the conversationOther opening, closing, and winter services
Pool opening
A pool that sat all winter does not start clean because the weather turned warm. Opening in this order keeps a winter of debris out of the system and gives you a season that starts ready to swim.
Pool closing and winterizing
Water left in unprotected lines and equipment can split them in a hard freeze. A close done on purpose is what makes spring an opening, not a repair.
Winter watch
A cover that fills with water, or a problem that starts in January, should be caught in winter. Waiting until spring turns a small check into a longer opening.