Licensed pool service company in North Phoenix, AZ
Pool Service in Phoenix, AZ
Dive in. We’ve got your pool covered. The Pool Shack provides pool service in Phoenix, AZ: weekly swimming pool cleaning, equipment repairs, new installs and remodeling for homes and businesses. We work out of North Phoenix, we hold an Arizona KA-5 dual contractor license, and the same family has run the company since 2015. Call (480) 798-2888 or send us the form.
- KA-5 licensed, bonded and insured
- Family-owned since 2015
- Underwater repairs, no draining
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Equipment we service and install
What we do
One Licensed Crew for Everything Your Phoenix Pool Needs
Most pool companies in Phoenix either clean or fix. We do both under one Arizona KA-5 license, so the tech who notices your pump struggling works for the same company that replaces it. Pick a service below, or call and describe the problem.
Pool Cleaning
Weekly pool cleaning in Phoenix: brushing, skimming, chemistry, baskets and filter checks, plus spa and tile cleaning.
Pool Repairs
Pool repair for pumps, heaters, filters and spas, plus underwater repairs we do without draining the pool.
Equipment Installations
New pumps, heaters, filters, lights and water levelers, sized for Phoenix heat and installed by a licensed crew.
Specialty Services
Acid washes, green pool cleanups, pool automation, salt systems and filter sand changes.
Commercial Pool Service
Commercial pool service for HOAs, apartments and businesses that need clean, compliant water every day.
Pool Remodeling
Pool remodeling in Phoenix: resurfacing, tile, coping, cool deck repair and calcium removal.
Why The Pool Shack
Why Phoenix Homeowners Pick a Licensed Pool Service Company
Anyone with a truck and a net can call themselves a pool company. A licensed contractor answers to the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, carries insurance, and can legally do the repair work your pool will eventually need. Here is what that looks like with us.
KA-5 dual license, bonded and insured
Our Arizona ROC license covers service and construction, so cleaning, repairs and remodels come from one accountable company.
Family-owned since 2015
Rob Keller started The Pool Shack in 2015 and still runs it. You talk to the people who do the work. Meet the team.
Underwater repairs, no draining
Our scuba-capable techs replace drain covers, fix in-floor cleaning heads and free stuck lights underwater. You keep your water and your chemistry.
Straight talk on every visit
If your pool is light green, we will tell you it does not need a full drain. Clear recommendations, and no surprises on the invoice.
How it works
How Pool Service Works, From First Call to First Swim
1
Tell us about your pool
Send the quote form or call (480) 798-2888. We will ask about your pool’s size, finish, equipment and how it has been kept up.
2
We look at the equipment pad
On the first visit we check the pump, filter pressure, heater, water leveler and chemistry, then recommend a plan that fits your pool and your budget.
3
Dive in
You get clear, balanced water and a crew that shows up on schedule. When something on the pad needs attention, you hear it from us first.
Google reviews
Rated by Pool Owners Across North Phoenix and Scottsdale
Read reviews from the people whose pools we look after every week, straight from Google.
Common questions
Questions Phoenix Pool Owners Ask Us
How much does pool service cost in Phoenix, AZ?
Most Phoenix homeowners pay about $130 to $230 a month for weekly full service; chemical-only plans start near $100. The Pool Shack prices by pool size, equipment and tree cover, so request a quote for your exact number.
How often should a pool guy come out in Phoenix?
Weekly, all year. Phoenix pool water sits in the 90s through summer and chlorine burns off within hours, so seven days is the longest safe gap. Pools that slip to every other week are the ones that turn green.
What is the best weekly maintenance to keep a pool clean in Arizona?
Test and balance the water, brush walls and steps, skim, empty both baskets, and check filter pressure every week. Run the pump 8 to 12 hours in summer and keep stabilizer near 70 ppm so chlorine survives the sun.
Is weekly pool maintenance worth it in Phoenix?
For most Phoenix pools, yes. One green-pool recovery or a pump that ran dry costs more than months of weekly service. Weekly visits also catch leaks, stuck water levelers and clogged filters before they turn into repair bills.
How do I choose a reputable pool service company in Arizona?
Check for an Arizona ROC contractor license, insurance, a real local address and Google reviews you can verify. The Pool Shack holds a KA-5 dual license, has been family-owned since 2015, and works out of Carefree Highway in North Phoenix.
How long should I run my pool pump in Phoenix in summer?
Run it 8 to 12 hours a day from May through September, mostly in daylight when chlorine demand peaks. A variable-speed pump can run longer at low speed for less power. Winter needs only 4 to 6 hours.
How often should you drain a pool in Arizona?
Every two to four years for most Phoenix pools, or sooner when calcium hardness passes 400 ppm or stabilizer tops 100. Hard city water and evaporation concentrate minerals. Drain in the cooler months, never in summer heat.
What should I do to my pool after a monsoon or haboob?
Skim debris and empty both baskets the same day, brush the walls, test before adding chemicals, and run the pump 10 to 12 hours for a few days. Clean the filter if pressure sits 8 to 10 PSI above normal.
Why is there white scale on my pool tile, and can it be removed?
That white band is calcium from Phoenix’s hard water drying at the waterline. We remove it with media blasting, not acid, which etches tile. Keeping pH under 7.6 slows it from coming back.
Is my pool losing water from evaporation or a leak?
Phoenix pools lose about a quarter inch a day to evaporation in summer, so some drop is normal. Losing more, or losing water with the pump off, usually means a leak. We find and fix leaks underwater, no draining.
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Where We Work
Proudly Serving the Phoenix Area
- Phoenix
- Scottsdale
- Tempe
- Mesa
- Chandler
- Gilbert
- Glendale
- Peoria