Salt Lake Water Professionals
(801) 930-0069 Get an estimate

Pool & hot tub service · Salt Lake Valley

Clear water.
All season.

Weekly cleaning, chemical balancing, repairs, and leak detection for residential pools and hot tubs across the Salt Lake Valley. 30+ years on the water, based in Sandy.

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What we do

Everything your pool or spa needs, from one crew.

Backyard pools and hot tubs. If it holds water and has a pump, we can take care of it.

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  • Weekly pool service

    We show up on a set day, every week of the season, and leave the water clean and balanced.

    • Skim & brush
    • Vacuum
    • Empty baskets
    • Test & balance
    • Equipment check

  • Repairs & leak detection

    Losing water, a pump that won't prime, a heater that won't fire. We track down the cause and fix it.

    • Leak detection
    • Pumps & motors
    • Variable-speed pumps
    • Filters
    • Heaters
    • Automation
    • Auto-fill

  • Hot tub service

    Cleaning, water care, and repairs that keep your spa hot, clear, and ready on the coldest night of January.

    • Drain & refill
    • Filter cleaning
    • Water care
    • Repairs

  • Openings & closings

    A clean start in spring and a proper winterization in fall, so freezing temperatures don't crack lines or equipment.

    • Spring start-up
    • Winterizing
    • Line blow-out
    • Cover on / off

  • Chemical balancing

    Don't need weekly service? We'll test and correct your water so it's safe to swim in and easy on your surfaces.

    • pH & alkalinity
    • Chlorine
    • Salt cells
    • Calcium hardness
    • Stabilizer

Valley water is hard on pools.

Fill water across the Salt Lake Valley carries a lot of calcium. Left alone, it builds up as white scale on tile lines, inside heaters, and around hot tub jets. Once it's there, it's slow and expensive to remove.

We test hardness along with pH and alkalinity and keep all three in range, so scale doesn't get a chance to form in the first place.

A year with us

Utah has four seasons. Your pool needs something different in each one.

  1. April – May

    Open

    Cover off, equipment started and checked, water cleared and balanced before the first warm weekend.

  2. May – September

    Swim

    Weekly visits through the heat. Hot days and heavy use burn through chlorine fast, so we stay ahead of it.

  3. September – October

    Close

    Lines blown out, water lowered, equipment winterized and covered before the first hard freeze.

  4. November – March

    Soak

    Pools rest, hot tubs earn their keep. We keep spas clean, balanced, and running all winter.

Service area

Up and down the valley.

  • Sandy home base
  • Cottonwood Heights
  • Holladay
  • Millcreek
  • Murray
  • Midvale
  • Draper
  • Salt Lake City
  • South Salt Lake
  • West Valley City
  • West Jordan
  • South Jordan
  • Riverton
  • Herriman
  • Bluffdale
  • Bountiful
  • Farmington

Just outside these cities? Call and ask. We'll tell you straight whether we can get to you.

The short version

Experience
30+ years in pool & spa care
Crew
Certified technicians
Clients
Residential pools & hot tubs
Based in
Sandy, UT
Covers
The valley, north to Farmington

When something's wrong with your water, you shouldn't have to wait a week to hear back. We answer the phone, show up when we say we will, and fix the problem properly the first time.

FAQ

Common questions

How often should my pool be serviced?

Weekly during swim season. Summer heat and sunlight use up chlorine quickly, and a week is about as long as water stays balanced on its own. Hot tubs do well with a visit every week or two, plus a full drain and refill every few months.

Do you handle emergency repairs?

Call us. If your pool is losing water, a breaker keeps tripping, or the water has turned green overnight, we'll get you on the schedule as fast as we can.

How do I know if my pool is leaking?

Some loss to evaporation is normal, especially in our dry summers. If you're refilling more than usual, set a bucket of water on a pool step and compare the two levels after a day. If the pool drops noticeably more than the bucket, it's worth a leak check.

When should I open and close my pool?

Most valley pools open in late April or May, once nights stay reliably warm, and close in September or October before the first hard freeze. Book early. Spring and fall slots fill up fast.

Can't I just balance the chemicals myself?

You can, and plenty of people do. Where it goes wrong is usually alkalinity and calcium, which are slower to move and easy to overshoot. If you'd rather not keep chasing it, a balancing visit or weekly service takes it off your plate.

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