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(480) 210-2298
(480) 210-2298
Pool technician crouched at the edge of a backyard pool skimming leaves with a net on a pole, with the filter and equipment pad beside a stucco house and block wall.

Pool Cleaning and Repair in Guadalupe Done Right at the Fittings

We handle weekly pool cleaning, pool repair, equipment installation, green to clean recovery, acid washes and filter cleaning for homeowners in Guadalupe, Tempe and Chandler. We pay attention to the parts most crews rush: the O-rings, the union threads and the chemistry readings that decide whether a pool stays clear.

  • Free quote by phone
  • No contract to sign
  • Chemicals included monthly
  • Health report after visits

Pool Services for Your Home

Our work is led by a CPO certified technician, so water chemistry is handled from the numbers, not from guesswork. We cover routine care like weekly pool cleaning and filter cleaning, fixes like pool repair and equipment installation, and bigger resets such as green to clean recovery, pool drain and refill, acid washes, and calcium removal and tile cleaning. Each service has its own page explaining what we check and why.

  • Over-the-shoulder view of a pool technician holding a leaf skimmer over a backyard pool, with a coiled vacuum hose on the deck and a block wall behind

    Weekly Pool Cleaning

    Weekly testing, brushing, vacuuming and balancing with chemicals included, plus a Pool Health Report by email after every visit.

  • Technician kneeling at a side-yard equipment pad, fitting white PVC pipe to a pool pump beside the filter, with valves, gravel, a tool bag and the pool behind

    Pool Repair

    We fix pumps, motors, valves, filter tanks and equipment-pad plumbing, matching parts to your system and fitting them so the repair holds.

  • Equipment Installation

    New pumps, filters, heaters and salt systems plumbed on a level pad and started up correctly so they run quietly and last.

  • Green to Clean Recovery

    Algae-choked pool? We test the water, clear the debris, shock and brush in rounds, and clean the filter until the water stays clear on its own.

  • Pool Drain and Refill

    When chemicals stop working because the water is saturated with dissolved solids or stabilizer, we drain, inspect and refill the pool with balanced start-up chemistry.

  • Acid Washes

    A controlled acid wash strips stains and scale from a drained plaster pool, then gets neutralized, rinsed and refilled with balanced water.

  • Filter Cleaning

    We break down cartridge, DE and sand filters, clean the media properly, check every seal and record a new clean pressure so you know when the next cleaning is due.

  • Calcium Removal and Tile Cleaning

    We identify the type of scale on your waterline tile, remove it with a method your tile can handle, and correct the water chemistry that put it there.

What Shapes the Price of Pool Work

No two backyards price out the same, because the pool, the equipment and the water each bring their own variables. Here is what we look at before we give you a number.

We look at your pool and equipment in person and then give you a free quote by phone, broken out by part and labor where it applies. If we find something new once work starts, we stop and talk to you before going further.

Pool size and volume
Gallons drive chemical use, run time and labor. A large pool with a spa spillover takes more product and more time per visit than a small play pool.
Starting water condition
Clear, balanced water is routine. A green pool with algae on the walls and a loaded filter needs repeated brushing, heavy oxidizer doses and extra filter cleanings to bring back.
Equipment type and age
Single-speed versus variable-speed pumps, cartridge versus DE filters, and the availability of parts for older models all affect repair and installation costs.
Plumbing and pad layout
Tight equipment pads, mismatched pipe sizes or old glued fittings can mean replumbing before new equipment fits properly. We note this during the visit so it is not a surprise.
Surface and scale buildup
Plaster, pebble and tile react differently to acid and to scraping. Heavy calcium at the waterline takes more careful work than a light white film.

Where We Work

We serve homeowners in Guadalupe and across the surrounding Phoenix area, including Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert and Sun Lakes. We also take on pools in Paradise Valley, Glendale and Tolleson.

  • Guadalupe
  • Tempe
  • Chandler
  • Gilbert
  • Sun Lakes
  • Paradise Valley
  • Glendale
  • Tolleson

If your town is not listed, give us a call and we will tell you straight away whether your home is on our route.

White unmarked work van with roof ladder racks parked in a concrete driveway on a residential street of single-storey stucco homes with tile roofs, palm and saguaro

Why Homeowners Choose Our Crew

Most pool problems start small: a dry pump lid O-ring that pulls air, a filter that was never fully broken down, a calcium line left to harden. We work at that level of detail.

  1. 01

    Water balanced by the numbers

    Our technician is CPO certified, and that training covers how chlorine, pH, alkalinity and cyanuric acid work together. We balance water for the long run instead of shocking it every week and hoping.

  2. 02

    Installs with the finish work done

    When we set a pump or heater, we cut PVC square, deburr it, prime and glue each joint, and hand-tighten unions with fresh lubricated O-rings. Those steps are what keep a new pad from weeping at the threads a season later.

  3. 03

    Honest repair-or-replace answers

    If a motor bearing is going but the wet end is sound, we tell you. If a twenty-year-old pump costs more to keep alive than to replace, we tell you that too, and show you what we found.

  4. 04

    A report after every visit

    After each weekly stop you get a Pool Health Report by email with your chemical readings and anything we noticed at the equipment. You see the trend before it turns into a repair.

  5. 05

    Simple monthly terms

    Chemicals are included in the monthly price, and there is no contract, so you can stop service whenever you choose. New weekly customers get their first month of weekly service free, and we offer a discount to veterans and first responders.

Pool technician skims leaves from a backyard pool while a second technician works on the pump and filter on a gravel equipment pad beside a stucco house

A Pool Company That Checks Its Own Work

Guadalupe Pool Cleaning is a small pool service company working in Guadalupe, AZ and nearby East Valley towns. We started with one idea: most callbacks come from shortcuts. A filter lid that was not seated, a skimmer basket left cracked, a pH reading skipped because the water looked fine.

So we take the extra minutes. We watch a new pump prime before we leave, we check for air bubbles at the return jets, and we write down the readings every week. Hard Valley water leaves scale faster than most homeowners expect, and catching it early is cheaper than an acid wash later.

Certifications
CPO certified

Questions Homeowners Ask Us

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What does weekly pool cleaning include?

Each visit we skim the surface, brush the walls and steps, vacuum as needed, empty the skimmer and pump baskets, and test and balance the water. We also check the pump, the filter pressure and the fittings for early signs of trouble. Afterward you get a Pool Health Report by email with the readings.

Are chemicals extra?

No. Chemicals are included in the monthly price for weekly service. You will not see a separate line for chlorine or acid on your bill.

Do I have to sign a contract?

No. There is no contract, and you can stop service whenever you decide it is not working for you. New weekly customers also get their first month of weekly service free.

Do repairs come with a warranty?

Repairs follow the manufacturer's warranty on the part we install. The exact term depends on the part and the brand. We tell you which warranty applies before we install anything, so you know what is covered.

How often should my filter be cleaned?

It depends on the filter type, how much the pool is used and how much dust blows in. As a rule, we break down and clean a cartridge or DE filter when the pressure gauge reads roughly 8 to 10 psi above its clean baseline. Waiting longer makes the pump work harder and lets fine debris back into the water.

My pool turned green. Can it be saved without draining?

Usually, yes. Our green to clean recovery uses brushing, oxidizer and repeated filter cleaning to clear the water. If the water has very high cyanuric acid or dissolved solids, a pool drain and refill may be the better fix, and we will explain why.

Do you offer any discounts?

Yes. We offer a discount to veterans and first responders. Mention it when you call for your free quote.

How a Job Runs With Us

Every job follows the same steps, so you always know what comes next.

  1. 1

    Call for your free quote

    Tell us what you are seeing: cloudy water, a noisy pump, a tripped breaker or white crust on the tile. We set a time to come out.

  2. 2

    On-site look at the pool and pad

    We test the water, open the filter, check pressure readings and look over the pump seals, valves and fittings. You get a plain explanation of the cause, not just the symptom.

  3. 3

    Clear scope and price

    We walk you through what we recommend and what can wait, with the price laid out before any work begins.

  4. 4

    Work done to the details

    We keep debris, acid and old parts off your deck, test the system after any repair or install, and leave the area clean. Weekly customers then get a Pool Health Report after each visit.

Get Your Pool Looked at Properly

Tell us what is going on with your water or equipment and we will set up a visit. You get a clear explanation and a price before any work starts.