Pool service that shows up.
Every week. On time.
Weekly cleaning, repairs, green pool recovery, and water feature service for homes and communities across San Diego County. Family-owned, locally operated, and run by people who actually answer the phone.
What pool services does Splash Pro Pools offer?
From weekly maintenance to complete pool renovations, we handle every part of pool and water feature care, so you're not juggling three different vendors.
Weekly Pool Cleaning & Maintenance
Show up, test the water, clean the pool. Every week.
Learn morePool Repair
Pumps, filters, heaters, plumbing. Diagnosed and fixed.
Learn moreGreen Pool Recovery & Algae Treatment
Most light to medium green pools clear in 24 to 48 hours.
Learn morePool Equipment Installation & Upgrades
Variable speed pumps, filters, heaters, salt cells.
Learn morePool Resurfacing & Replastering
Plaster, pebble, quartz. Done right the first time.
Learn moreSalt Water Pool Conversion & Service
Softer water, lower chemical costs, easier maintenance.
Learn morePool Tile & Calcium Cleaning
Remove hard water calcium scale and bring tile back.
Learn morePool Leak Detection & Repair
Electronic leak detection. Find it before it gets worse.
Learn moreSpa & Hot Tub Service
Jets, heaters, chemistry, covers. Spa service done right.
Learn moreFountain & Water Feature Service
Fountains, waterfalls, and decorative features kept clean and running.
Learn moreCommercial Pool Service
HOA, apartment, and hotel pools with full compliance reporting.
Learn morePool Filter Cleaning & Replacement
Cartridge, sand, and DE filter service and replacements.
Learn moreEmergency Pool Service
Equipment failure, sudden leak, green overnight. Call and we route it.
Learn moreWhy do San Diego homeowners choose Splash Pro Pools?
San Diego County pools have specific challenges. Hard water in East County and North County Inland eats tile. Salt air corrodes coastal equipment. Santa Ana winds drop debris overnight. We know the water, the weather, and the equipment.
- Same tech, every week. Not a rotating crew. You'll know who's at your pool.
- We handle the whole pool. Cleaning, chemistry, repairs, equipment, renovations, fountains.
- No connection fee. You pay the pool pro directly, never us.
- Responsive communication. Text or call. We answer.
Where do we offer pool service in San Diego County?
Same crew, same quality, from the coast to the backcountry. Click your city to see pool service details for your area.
Ready for pool service that actually shows up?
Call and tell us what your pool needs. We connect you with a local pool pro who handles it.
What do homeowners ask about pool service in San Diego?
A few of the things homeowners ask before they hire us. Don't see your question? Call us at (858) 400-4598.
All FAQsWhat areas in San Diego County do you service?
We cover pools across all of San Diego County, from coastal cities like Encinitas, Carlsbad, and La Jolla to inland communities like San Marcos, Escondido, and Poway, plus East County, South Bay, and the backcountry. If you're in San Diego County, we're likely already in your neighborhood.
How much does weekly pool service cost?
Cost depends on pool size, whether there is a spa or water feature, and the pool's condition. Green pool recovery and one-time cleanups are quoted separately by the pro who takes the job.
Can you fix a green pool fast?
Yes. Most green pools are swimmable again in 24 to 48 hours once we shock, brush, filter, and balance the chemistry. Severe cases with heavy algae or debris may take a few more days. We'll assess and tell you what to expect before we start.
Do you handle fountains and water features?
We do. Fountain and water feature service is a dedicated part of what we offer, including tiered fountains, waterfalls, grottos, and decorative features on both residential and commercial properties. Most pool companies skip this. We don't.
What makes you different from other pool companies?
One pro on a set weekly day. No route-hopping, no rotating crews, no missed weeks. You'll know who's at your pool and how to reach them. That's the part most pool companies get wrong.