What is included in weekly pool cleaning?

We skim the surface, brush walls and steps, empty the skimmer and pump baskets, vacuum when needed and test and balance the water. We also look over the equipment while we are there. Chemicals are included in the monthly price, so there is no extra bill for them.

Do I have to sign a contract?

No. There is no contract, and you can cancel when you like. We would rather keep you because the pool looks good, not because of paperwork.

Is there a deal for new customers?

Yes. New customers get a free first month of weekly service. We also offer a discount to veterans and first responders. Ask about either one when you call for your quote.

Do you warranty your repairs?

Repairs follow the manufacturer's warranty on the parts we use. The exact coverage depends on the part and the brand. We explain what applies to your repair before we start, so you know where you stand.

Who actually does the repair work?

Our own crew. We do not subcontract repairs. The people who know your pool from weekly visits are the people who fix it.

My pool turned green. Can you fix it?

Yes, that is our green to clean recovery service. Depending on how bad it is, we shock and filter the water back to clear, or drain and refill if the water is too far gone. We tell you which one makes sense after we see it.

How often should my filter be cleaned?

It depends on the filter type, how much debris your yard drops and how much the pool gets used. Many pools here do well with a few cleanings a year. A dirty filter makes the pump work harder and shortens its life, so we keep an eye on pressure every visit.

Why does white crust build up on my tile?

That is calcium scale from hard water evaporating at the waterline. Left alone it gets thicker and harder to remove. Our calcium removal and tile cleaning takes it off, and balanced water slows it from coming back.

Gold Canyon Pool Care That Keeps Your Pool Going for Years

We handle weekly pool cleaning, pool repair, equipment installation, filter cleaning and the bigger jobs like acid washes and drain and refill. The goal is simple. Catch small problems early so your plaster, tile and equipment last longer. We work in Gold Canyon and nearby towns like Apache Junction and Queen Creek.

Free quote by phone at (480) 534-9618 See our services

Repairs in-house, not subcontracted
No contract to sign
Chemicals included monthly
Free quote by phone

Pool technician in shorts and sneakers brushing a backyard pool with a telescopic pole beside blue tile waterline, desert gravel landscaping and block wall behind

Where We Work

We are based in Gold Canyon, AZ, and service pools across the East Valley and beyond. That includes Apache Junction, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe and Sun Lakes. We also travel to Florence, Superior and Fountain Hills.

Gold Canyon
Apache Junction
Queen Creek
San Tan Valley
Gilbert
Florence
Superior
Chandler
Fountain Hills
Tempe
Sun Lakes

Not sure if you are in our area? Give us a call and we will let you know.

Pool Services for Your Home

Most of what we do is regular upkeep: weekly pool cleaning, balanced water and filter cleaning that keeps the pump from working too hard. When something breaks, we fix it. All repairs are completed in-house by our own crew, not subcontracted to someone you have never met. We also do equipment installation, green to clean recovery, pool drain and refill, acid washes, and calcium removal and tile cleaning.

Technician in shorts skimming a backyard pool with a long pole, a pool brush and coiled blue vacuum hose on the deck, desert landscaping and block wall behind

Weekly Pool Cleaning
A set day each week to skim, brush, vacuum, balance the water and check the equipment, with chemicals included and no contract.
Pool Repair
We fix pumps, motors, filters, heaters, valves and pad plumbing, and replace worn parts before they take a bigger part down with them.
Equipment Installation
New pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems and automation, sized for your pool and plumbed so they run right for years.
Green to Clean Recovery
We kill the algae, clean out the filter and balance the water, then track down why the pool turned green so it stays clear.
Pool Drain and Refill
We pump out old, mineral-heavy water, clean the empty pool, refill it and balance the fresh water so your chemicals start working again.
Acid Washes
A drained, hand-applied acid wash that lifts set-in stains and hard water scale from plaster, done only when your surface can spare it.
Filter Cleaning
We take apart and clean cartridge, DE and sand filters, check the seals and gauge, and get your water moving through clean media again.
Calcium Removal and Tile Cleaning
We remove white calcium scale from waterline tile and coping, matched to your tile type, then balance the water so the buildup forms slower.

Two pool technicians in a desert backyard: one skims the pool with a leaf net while the other works on the pump and filter beside the stucco house wall.

About Gold Canyon Pool Cleaning

We are a local pool company. We clean pools, fix what breaks and install new equipment when the old stuff is done. That is the whole business.

Our view is that a well-kept pool lasts a long time. Good water chemistry protects the plaster. A clean filter takes strain off the pump. Scale that gets removed early never gets thick enough to damage tile. Hard desert water and long summers are tough on pools, and steady care is what holds that wear back.

New weekly customers get a free first month of weekly service, so you can see how we work before you pay a thing.

Certifications: All repairs completed in-house, not subcontracted

Plain white work van parked on a quiet street beside a single-storey stucco home with a tile roof, gravel landscaping, ocotillo and desert mountains behind

Why Homeowners Stick With Us

A pool is a big investment, and most of the damage we see comes from slow neglect, not one bad day. We work to stop that slow damage.

We watch the water, not just the debris: Skimming leaves is the easy part. We test and adjust the chemistry every visit, because water that runs too acidic eats plaster and pump seals, and water that runs too hard leaves scale everywhere.
Our own crew does the repairs: If we find a bad motor or a cracked valve, the same company that cleans your pool fixes it. No handoff to a stranger and no guessing who is responsible.
Straight answers on repair or replace: Sometimes a pump needs a new seal. Sometimes it is worn out and patching it wastes your money. We tell you which one it is and why, and show you what we found.
You know what happened every visit: Weekly customers get a Pool Health Report via email after each visit. It lists the readings and anything we noticed, so a small issue does not turn into a surprise.
Simple terms: No contract, and you can cancel when you like. Chemicals are included in the monthly price. We also offer a discount to veterans and first responders.

What Changes the Price

Every pool is a little different, so we quote after we see yours or hear the details. Here is what moves the number up or down. None of it is hidden, and we walk you through it on the phone.

We give you a free quote by phone, then confirm it once we look at the pool. If something changes, we explain it before we do the work.

Pool size and shape: More gallons means more chemicals and more time. Freeform pools with tight corners and steps take longer to brush than a plain rectangle.
Trees, dust and debris: A yard with palo verde or mesquite overhead drops a lot into the water. Heavy debris means more time per visit and more frequent filter cleaning.
Condition of the water: A pool that has gone green needs shock, extra filtering and sometimes a drain. That is a recovery job, priced separately from routine care.
Equipment age and type: Older pumps, cartridge versus DE filters and the brand of parts all affect repair and installation costs. Some parts are simple to swap, others need more plumbing work.
Surface and scale buildup: Thick calcium on tile or stained plaster takes more labor to clean. An acid wash or tile cleaning depends on how far the buildup has gone.

Common Questions

What is included in weekly pool cleaning?: We skim the surface, brush walls and steps, empty the skimmer and pump baskets, vacuum when needed and test and balance the water. We also look over the equipment while we are there. Chemicals are included in the monthly price, so there is no extra bill for them.
Do I have to sign a contract?: No. There is no contract, and you can cancel when you like. We would rather keep you because the pool looks good, not because of paperwork.
Is there a deal for new customers?: Yes. New customers get a free first month of weekly service. We also offer a discount to veterans and first responders. Ask about either one when you call for your quote.
Do you warranty your repairs?: Repairs follow the manufacturer's warranty on the parts we use. The exact coverage depends on the part and the brand. We explain what applies to your repair before we start, so you know where you stand.
Who actually does the repair work?: Our own crew. We do not subcontract repairs. The people who know your pool from weekly visits are the people who fix it.
My pool turned green. Can you fix it?: Yes, that is our green to clean recovery service. Depending on how bad it is, we shock and filter the water back to clear, or drain and refill if the water is too far gone. We tell you which one makes sense after we see it.
How often should my filter be cleaned?: It depends on the filter type, how much debris your yard drops and how much the pool gets used. Many pools here do well with a few cleanings a year. A dirty filter makes the pump work harder and shortens its life, so we keep an eye on pressure every visit.
Why does white crust build up on my tile?: That is calcium scale from hard water evaporating at the waterline. Left alone it gets thicker and harder to remove. Our calcium removal and tile cleaning takes it off, and balanced water slows it from coming back.

How a Job Runs

Whether it is weekly service or a one-time repair, the steps are about the same.

1
You call us
Tell us about your pool and what is going on. We ask a few questions about size, equipment and any problems you have noticed, then give you a free quote.
2
We look it over
On the first visit we check the water, the pump, the filter and the surface. If we see something worth fixing, we point it out and you decide.
3
We do the work
For weekly service that means skimming, brushing walls and tile, emptying baskets, vacuuming as needed and balancing the chemistry. For repairs, our crew handles the job start to finish.
4
We keep you in the loop
After each weekly visit you get your Pool Health Report. If a reading looks off or a part is wearing out, you hear about it early, while it is still a small fix.