How Much Does Pool Service Cost in Orlando? 2026 Pricing Guide

Quick Answer

Weekly pool service in Orlando, Kissimmee, and Davenport typically runs $99-$150 per month for residential pools. That monthly rate includes all standard chemicals—chlorine, acid, soda ash, algaecide. Repairs or specialty treatments like phosphate removers are quoted separately.

If you're getting quotes for pool service in Central Florida, you've probably seen prices all over the map. Some companies quote $85/month, others want $180. Here's what actually determines your monthly cost and what you should expect to pay in 2026.

What Affects Your Monthly Pool Service Cost?

1. Pool Size

Standard residential pools (10,000-15,000 gallons, roughly 15x30 feet): $99-$125/month

Large pools or pool/spa combos (20,000+ gallons, 18x36+ feet): $125-$150/month

Bigger pools need more chemicals and take longer to clean. If you have a spa attached, that adds another body of water to balance and an extra pump/heater to check.

2. Screen Enclosure

Pools with screen enclosures collect less debris—fewer leaves, bugs, and organic matter in the water. That means less time spent skimming and vacuuming. Some companies discount screened pools by $10-$15/month. Open pools in wooded areas need more frequent cleaning, which can push the price higher.

3. Location on Service Route

If your property is in a neighborhood where we already service multiple pools—Kissimmee, Davenport, Orlando, ChampionsGate, Reunion—you get standard pricing. Pools in more remote areas (30+ minute drive from our main routes) may have a $10-$20/month route charge to cover drive time.

4. Vacation Rental vs. Residential

Vacation rental pools deal with unpredictable bather loads. A family of 4 one week, then 12 people the next. Chemistry swings are more extreme, and property managers need photo reports after every visit. Pricing runs $110-$160/month depending on pool size and guest turnover frequency.

High-turnover rentals (back-to-back bookings year-round) may need mid-week visits during peak season. That's quoted separately based on your schedule.

What's Included in Your Monthly Price?

Here's what you get for that $99-$150/month with our weekly pool service:

✓Water chemistry testing: Chlorine, pH, alkalinity checked every visit
✓Chemical balancing: Chlorine, acid, soda ash, algaecide included in monthly rate
✓Surface skimming: Remove leaves, bugs, and floating debris
✓Basket cleaning: Empty skimmer and pump baskets
✓Brushing: Walls, steps, tile line to prevent algae buildup
✓Vacuuming: Pool floor cleaned every visit (manual or automatic)
✓Equipment check: Pump, filter, heater, automation inspected for issues
✓Photo reports: For vacation rental customers (optional for residential)

What Costs Extra?

Your monthly service covers standard chemicals and routine cleaning. Here's what's quoted separately:

Repairs & Equipment Replacement

Pump motor quits, heater won't fire, filter needs replacing—that's repair work, not routine service. We diagnose and quote repairs separately. Most pool equipment repairs run $150-$800 depending on parts and labor.

Green Pool Cleanup

If your pool's been sitting green for weeks, that's not weekly service—it's a recovery job. Green pool cleanup runs $200-$500 depending on algae severity. Once it's clear, weekly service keeps it that way.

Specialty Chemicals

Phosphate removers, enzyme treatments, stabilizer—these aren't needed every week. If testing shows your pool needs specialty chemicals, we quote those separately (usually $25-$75 per treatment).

Drain & Refill

High Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) or calcium hardness may require draining and refilling your pool. That's a separate service, typically $300-$600 depending on pool size and water disposal.

Why Are Some Quotes So Much Lower?

If someone quotes you $75/month, here's what's probably happening:

They're charging for chemicals separately. You'll get a bill for $75 service + $30-$50/month in chemicals. That's not actually cheaper—it's just confusing pricing.
They're skipping steps. Brushing walls every visit? Checking equipment? That takes time. Cheap service often means cutting corners.
They're not licensed or insured. No Florida CPC license, no insurance. If they damage your equipment or get hurt on your property, you're liable.
They're not sticking around. One-person operations that fold after 6 months. Then you're scrambling to find a new company mid-season.

We've been in business since 1999, service 2,000+ pools monthly, and hold a Florida CPC contractor license with $2M liability insurance. You're not paying extra—you're paying for a company that'll still be here next year.

How to Get an Accurate Quote

We give firm monthly pricing based on your pool specifics. No surprise charges, no "oh, we need to add chemicals this month" games. Here's what we need to quote you: