How Orlando Pool Match Works
Finding a pool service that shows up every week and keeps the water right should not take a dozen calls. Tell us once and we connect you with a local pro.
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Step 1 takes ten seconds. No obligation.
Tell us about your pool
ZIP code, what you need and a way to reach you. About a minute.
We match you with a local pro
An independent pool professional who works your area contacts you.
Compare and decide
They see the pool, answer questions and quote in writing. No obligation.
Why a referral service
Big lead marketplaces often sell the same request to several companies, so your phone rings all afternoon. We send each request to one professional for your area.
We publish typical prices and a weekly checklist so you can judge any quote, whether it comes through us or not.
Referral service notice
Orlando Pool Match is a referral service that connects pool owners in the Orlando area with independent local pool professionals. We do not clean, repair or build pools ourselves and we are not a contractor. The professional you hire is responsible for their quote, work, licensing and insurance. We may be paid by professionals for referrals. Repair, equipment, resurfacing and construction work in Florida must be done by a contractor licensed by the DBPR; verify any license at myfloridalicense.com.
Orlando
Why Orlando pools need more care
Afternoon storms, June to September
Rain dilutes chlorine, lowers pH and washes in fertilizer and phosphates. Algae can bloom within a couple of days after a heavy storm.
Hard water
Orlando Utilities water averages about 129 ppm of hardness. Out-of-balance water leaves calcium scale on tile and salt cells.
Screen enclosures everywhere
Screened pools collect far less debris and usually cost less to service. The screen itself needs replacing as the sun breaks it down.
Oaks and pollen
Live oaks drop leaves and pollen in late winter and spring. Open pools under trees need longer visits and cleaner filters.
Hurricane season
June 1 to November 30. Do not drain the pool before a storm; afterwards, remove debris by hand, let equipment dry before restoring power and rebalance the water.
Before you hire anyone
Florida licenses pool contractors through the DBPR. Ask for the license number for repair, equipment and resurfacing work and look it up at myfloridalicense.com. Ask for proof of insurance too.
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One short request. A local pro contacts you with a written quote.
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