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Pool Service Cost in Orlando

Typical monthly prices for weekly pool service in Orlando, plus repair and renovation ranges.

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Pool size

Not sure? Length × width × average depth (ft) × 7.5 = gallons.

Enclosure
Plan

Typical monthly price

$120–$175/mo

Market estimate, not a quote. Chemical prices, trees, access and equipment change the final price.

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From the price check: standard pool, screened, full service: $120–$175/mo

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Typical costs

Market ranges collected from published price guides and local price lists. Your pro quotes the exact price after seeing the pool.

Typical prices
ServiceTypical range
Weekly full service$99–$250per month
Chemical-only service$75–$125per month
Filter cleaning$69–$99per cleaning
Green-to-clean recovery$250–$800one time
Filter cleaning$69–$99per cleaning
Leak detection (inground)$400–$1,000one time
Leak repair$500–$1,500one time
Filter replacement$250–$1,700installed
Pool pump replacement$300–$1,600installed
Variable-speed pump$800–$2,000installed
Pool heater$1,600–$5,200installed
Heat pump$2,000–$6,000installed
Salt system conversion$600–$2,200installed
Plaster (marcite) resurfacing$6,000–$8,000about 1,000 sq ft
Quartz finish$7,000–$10,000about 1,000 sq ft
Pebble finish$7,000–$15,000about 1,000 sq ft
Waterline tile$1,200–$6,000
Pool deck resurfacing$1,500–$10,800
Full pool remodel$5,000–$30,000
Panel repair$200–$900
Full rescreen$1,500–$4,500

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What a full weekly visit should include

Use this as a checklist when you compare quotes. If a plan leaves something out, ask why.

  1. 01

    Skim the surface

    Leaves, bugs and oak pollen off the top before they sink.

  2. 02

    Empty skimmer and pump baskets

    Full baskets choke the flow and strain the pump.

  3. 03

    Brush walls, steps and tile line

    Brushing stops algae before it can hold on.

  4. 04

    Vacuum the floor

    As needed, or with a cleaner the pro checks every visit.

  5. 05

    Test the water

    pH, free chlorine, alkalinity, and salt or stabilizer when they apply.

  6. 06

    Balance the chemistry

    Chemicals added on site and logged.

  7. 07

    Check pump, filter and heater

    Pressure, leaks, noises and timers.

  8. 08

    Clean the filter

    Usually every 1 to 3 months, often billed separately.

  9. 09

    Inspect the salt cell

    Scale on the plates means lower chlorine output.

  10. 10

    Leave a visit report

    Readings and notes after each visit, by text or app.

Questions homeowners ask

FAQ
How much does weekly pool service cost in Orlando?

Florida weekly plans mostly run $99 to $250 a month, with routine chemicals included in most full-service plans. Size, a screened enclosure, salt or chlorine and an attached spa move the price. Florida prices sit below the US average for routine cleaning.

Is a screened pool cheaper to maintain?

Usually, yes. The screen keeps out most leaves and bugs, so visits are shorter. Some Florida companies charge around $20 a month more for pools under open sky.

Does a pool cleaner need a license in Florida?

Not for cleaning and water treatment that does not affect the structure or equipment. Repairing, replacing or installing equipment, resurfacing and construction do require a DBPR license. You can look up any license at myfloridalicense.com.

How much does it cost to fix a green pool?

A one-time green-to-clean recovery typically costs $250 to $800, depending on how bad the water is and the size of the pool. Severe cases take several visits.

How much does pool resurfacing cost?

For about 1,000 square feet of surface: plaster runs about $6,000 to $8,000, quartz $7,000 to $10,000 and pebble finishes $7,000 to $15,000. New waterline tile and coping add to that.

What does a new pool pump or heater cost?

A pump replacement typically runs $300 to $1,600 installed, and a variable-speed pump $800 to $2,000. Heaters run about $1,600 to $5,200 installed and heat pumps $2,000 to $6,000.

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