Frequently asked questions
Freeland Pool Service answers the questions pool owners around Pinellas County, Florida ask most, in plain language. If your question is not here, call or text and you will get a straight answer.
How much does weekly pool service cost?
Freeland Pool Service quotes weekly service based on pool size, equipment, and how the pool gets used. Most homeowners get a flat weekly rate after one quick visit. Call or text for an exact quote on your pool.
What is included in weekly service?
Weekly service includes skimming, brushing, vacuuming, emptying the skimmer and pump baskets, a full water test, and the chemicals needed to balance the water. Equipment gets a quick visual check on every visit. You get a short note after each stop so you know what was done.
What is the difference between chemical-only and full service?
Chemical-only service covers water testing and balancing, and the homeowner handles the physical cleaning. Full service covers everything: cleaning, chemicals, and equipment checks. Most customers choose full service so the pool is simply handled.
Can you fix a green pool?
Yes. Freeland Pool Service treats green pools regularly, and most clear up within a week depending on how far gone the water is. The process usually involves a heavy shock, a lot of filtering, and follow-up visits until the water holds clear.
What areas do you serve?
Freeland Pool Service is based in St. Petersburg, Florida and serves St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Pinellas Park, and Seminole. If you are somewhere else in Pinellas County, reach out anyway and ask.
Do you service pools year-round?
Yes. Pools in Pinellas County run every day of the year, so Freeland Pool Service visits every week in every season. Winter visits matter as much as summer ones, because the pump, the chemistry, and the debris do not take time off.
How does billing work?
Weekly service is billed monthly with a card on file, and a receipt lands in your email each cycle. One-time jobs like green pool recovery or a filter clean are billed when the work is done. There are no long-term contracts.
Do I need to be home during service visits?
No. Most visits happen while homeowners are at work, as long as there is access to the pool and the equipment. You get a note after every visit, so you always know the pool was serviced and what was done.