Decades-old equipment
Many pumps and filters here have outlived their first owners. We listen for bearing noise, check pressure gauges and look for drips at unions and valves on every visit.
Kendale Lakes grew up in the 1970s and 1980s as a planned suburb in West Kendall, with streets curving around a network of excavated lakes. The rock dug out of those lakes became the fill the houses were built on. Today the area is mostly single-family homes on modest lots, with some townhouse and villa communities mixed in, and a good number of those homes have a pool in the back.
Because the housing is several decades old, many pools here have been resurfaced at least once and are running replacement equipment of widely varying age. We regularly find single-speed pumps that have been rebuilt several times, cartridge and DE filters that are overdue for a teardown, and plumbing with small leaks at the pad. Weekly service in Kendale Lakes means cleaning the water and also keeping an honest eye on that equipment.
Lakeside homes along the water deal with more insects, grass and wind-borne debris, especially on breezy afternoons. Inland lots tend to have mature ficus, black olive or palm trees along the fence line, which drop leaves and flowers throughout the year. Either way, the skimmer and the filter work hard here, and keeping them clean is most of what keeps the water clear.
ZIP codes on our Kendale Lakes route: 33175, 33183, 33193.
Loud motors, filters that never seem to get clean, and slow leaks at the equipment pad are what Kendale Lakes homeowners call us about most.
Many pumps and filters here have outlived their first owners. We listen for bearing noise, check pressure gauges and look for drips at unions and valves on every visit.
Homes on the lakes get midges, cut grass and leaves blown in off the water. More frequent skimming and basket cleaning keep it from sinking and staining.
Older plaster and patchwork resurfacing can roughen over time and hold algae. Correct pH and calcium levels protect the finish and make brushing more effective.

Tree litter and lake debris mean many Kendale Lakes pools need a full deep clean and filter service before a weekly routine can take over.
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Consistent weekly care keeps older equipment running and catches problems before they become expensive.
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With so much aging equipment in the neighborhood, pump, filter and plumbing repairs are a regular part of our work here.
Learn more →A good time to replace a failing pump or overhaul a filter, since pools are less stressed and algae grows more slowly.
As temperatures climb, chlorine demand rises quickly. Older, less efficient equipment starts to show its limits, and we adjust run times to keep water moving.
Heavy rain raises lake levels and pool levels alike. We lower water when needed, rebalance after storms and check equipment after power outages.
One licensed crew for cleaning, repairs and leaks.
A loud pump often means worn bearings or a motor that is overheating. We can inspect it and tell you whether a bearing or seal repair will do or whether replacement makes more sense for its age.
Water and open space let wind carry insects, grass and leaves directly into your pool. We empty baskets and skim more thoroughly on lakefront lots and check the filter pressure each visit.
Usually, yes. Keeping pH, alkalinity and calcium in balance slows further wear, and regular brushing prevents algae from settling into rough spots. If the finish is failing, we will tell you honestly.
Yes. Leaks at unions, valves and pump lids are common on older Kendale Lakes pads. The same crew that cleans your pool handles repairs and leak detection, so there is no hand-off.
We cover ZIP codes 33175, 33183 and 33193, including Kendale Lakes Estates, Lakes of the Meadow and the SW 137th Avenue corridor. Call 954-691-6742 to set up service.
Kendale Lakes shares our West Kendall route with Kendall, The Hammocks, Richmond West and Tamiami.
Get a free quote today and let's get your water sparkling before the weekend.