Pool Opening Service
Clear Pools. Clear Prices.
Step into the summer with a clean and quality pool opening. Have confidence in our experienced staff to ensure your opening is smooth and stress-free. All our openings include a free Pool School info-sheet, as well as….
Pump off water and clean up debris
Power wash, fold, and store cover
Reassemble equipment - notify you of any issues
Brush algae off the pool walls
Rinse deck around the pool
Start system and check for leaks
Chlorine shock at startup
Lower anchors (Safety Covers)
Lock-in or Tarp Cover Opening
$395.00
+HST
Safety Cover Opening
$325.00
+HST
Interested in summer maintenance? Pair your opening with a Perfect Pool Package to enjoy perks like free water balancing, salt cell and filter cleaning and much more!
Please note that pool cleaning is not included in the opening price, but can be booked after your pool is opened.
Additional charges may apply depending on the configuration of your pool.
Waterfall +$50.00
Attached Spa +$100.00
Extra Cover/Leaf Net +$100.00
Additional services
Opening Vacuum (1st hour) $175.00 ($75.00/additional hour)
Clean Cartridge Filters $150.00
Clean Salt Cell $40.00
Opening Chemical Kit $55.00
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you add chemicals to the pool?
Every opening includes Chlorine shock. Opening chemical kits will be provided upon request.
Do you clean the pool and balance the water?
Our pool opening prices do not include cleaning or water balancing, but you can book an opening cleaning service separately. The cost is $175.00 for the first hour and $75.00 for every additional hour. Depending on the condition of the pool an opening cleaning will typically take 1-3 hours and could need a couple visits.
Why should I clean my filter cartridges and salt cell?
You can greatly increase the efficiency and life time of most of your equipment. Dirt and bacteria buildup on your filters and mineral buildup in your salt cell can make it more difficult for your pump to circulate water through your system and could cause issues with heaters because of the lack of flow.
When can we go swimming?!?
It really depends on the quality of 3 things: Filtration, Circulation, and Sanitation. If your pool is running well, your equipment is efficient, and your water is balanced appropriately, it should take no more than a few days. Keep in mind, it could take longer if the pool was not cleaned properly when it was closed or if the cover fell in over the winter.