One of the most common questions we hear from homeowners across Palm Beach County is simple: what does pool service actually cost? The honest answer depends on your pool’s size, condition, equipment, and how much work is needed — but this guide breaks down real ranges for every major service so you know roughly what to expect before you call for an estimate.
Weekly Pool Cleaning
Supreme Pool Services’ standard weekly pool cleaning is priced at $165/month. That includes skimming, brushing, vacuuming, basket cleanouts, and full water testing and chemical balancing at every visit, plus a photo and chemical readings after each stop. This flat monthly rate is the easiest way to budget for routine care, and it is also the most effective way to prevent many of the problems covered elsewhere in this guide, like cloudy water or scale buildup on equipment.
Chemical Balancing and Water Testing
If you need a standalone water test and chemical correction visit outside of regular cleaning, that typically runs $75–$150 depending on how far out of balance the water is. This is included at no extra charge as part of our weekly cleaning service.
Pool Maintenance
Our broader pool maintenance service, which combines cleaning, testing, and equipment checks, follows the same $165/month structure as weekly cleaning, since maintenance and cleaning are handled together on the same visit schedule.
Pool Pump Repair and Installation
Most pump repairs — seals, capacitors, impeller cleaning — run $150–$400. A full replacement typically runs $650–$950 for a single-speed pump or $950–$1,400 for a variable-speed model. If you are comparing pump types, see our pool pump buying guide. If your pump has started making noise, our guide on what pool pump noises mean can help you figure out whether it needs repair.
Pool Heater Repair and Installation
Most heater repairs run $200–$500. New installation costs vary significantly by type: gas heaters typically run $1,800–$3,000, heat pumps run $2,800–$4,500+, and electric resistance heaters run $1,500–$2,800. Our pool heater buying guide compares the three types in detail, and our guide on a pool that won’t heat can help you troubleshoot before committing to a repair.
Salt Chlorine Generator Installation and Repair
Salt cell inspection and repair work typically runs $200–$600. A full new system installation generally runs $1,200–$2,200. See our guides on whether a salt system is worth it and why a salt cell may stop producing chlorine for more detail.
Pool Filter Cleaning and Replacement
Routine filter cleaning generally runs $80–$150. Replacement costs depend on filter type: cartridge replacement runs $200–$500, sand filter media runs $300–$600, and DE grid replacement runs $400–$700. Our filter types comparison breaks down which option fits your pool best.
Pool Leak Detection
Leak detection service typically runs $200–$500, depending on how extensive the inspection needs to be. Repair costs vary based on the source of the leak. If you are not sure whether your water loss is a real leak or just evaporation, see our guide on why your pool keeps losing water.
Green Pool Cleanup and Algae Treatment
Green pool cleanup generally runs $200–$500+ depending on how severe the algae growth is and how long the pool has been neglected.
Commercial and HOA Pool Service
Pricing for commercial and HOA pool service is quoted individually based on pool size, usage, and service frequency, since these accounts vary widely. Contact us for a custom quote.
Pool Automation and Control Systems
Automation system installation typically runs $500–$2,500 depending on the complexity of the system and how many equipment components it needs to control.
Hurricane Pool Prep and Storm Recovery
A pre-storm prep visit typically runs $150–$350. Post-storm recovery costs generally run $300–$1,000+, depending on debris, chemical correction needs, and any equipment damage. See our hurricane pool prep checklist for what to do before and after a storm.
Why Prices Vary
Every estimate we provide is based on your pool’s actual size, equipment, and condition — not a generic flat rate. Factors that commonly affect price include pool size and volume, the age and brand of existing equipment, how far out of balance the water currently is, and how easy the equipment pad is to access. That is why we always start with a free, no-obligation estimate rather than quoting blind.
Areas We Serve
These prices apply throughout our Palm Beach County service area, including Westlake, Wellington, Jupiter, Loxahatchee, Palm Beach Gardens, and surrounding communities.
Common Questions
Is weekly cleaning really $165 a month for every pool?
$165/month is our standard rate for typical residential pools. Larger pools, spas, or pools needing extra attention may be quoted differently, which is why we confirm exact pricing with a free estimate.
Do you charge extra for the initial estimate?
No. Estimates are always free and no-obligation, whether you need routine cleaning or equipment repair.
Why is a repair estimate a range instead of a flat number?
Repair costs depend on exactly what is found during inspection — a specific part, the brand of equipment, and how accessible it is. We give you a firm number after inspecting, not before.
Do prices change for commercial or HOA properties?
Yes. Commercial and HOA pools are quoted individually based on size, usage, and service frequency rather than the standard residential rates listed above.
Get an Exact Price for Your Pool
The ranges above give you a starting point, but the most accurate way to know what your pool will cost is a free, no-obligation estimate. Call (561) 312-0970 or email supremepoolsandspa@gmail.com and we will review your pool’s needs and provide clear, honest pricing.
