Kendall is a large unincorporated area of western Miami-Dade that grew outward over several decades, from 1960s ranch homes near Dadeland and Snapper Creek to 1990s gated communities further west. Because the housing spans so many eras, a single Kendall street can hold pools with original diving-board-era plumbing next to brand-new salt systems.
Older pools here usually need honest advice about aging pumps, filters and heaters, plus attention to worn plaster that makes algae harder to control. Newer pools usually run salt chlorine generators, variable-speed pumps and automation, which need their settings checked and salt cells cleaned regularly. Many Kendall pools also have attached spas, and a spa's small, hot water volume swings chemistry in hours, so we test it separately.
Lot sizes vary as much as the ages of the homes. Around Snapper Creek and Devonwood, older houses often sit on roomy lots under mature trees, while newer subdivisions further west tend to have tighter yards and pools built close to the back door. Townhome and condo communities add shared amenity pools that get crowded on summer weekends.
Kendall is one of our busiest routes, which means a technician is rarely far away when something goes wrong. That density is also what lets us keep the same person on your pool week after week.
ZIP codes on our Kendall route: 33156, 33173, 33176, 33183, 33186.
A spa that won't hold chemistry, a pump from the 1990s that's finally complaining, or green water after a trip — we can help.
Many original pumps, filters and heaters are near the end of their life. We tell you what can be repaired and what should be replaced. Parts for some discontinued models are getting scarce, and that factors into the advice.
Spas share equipment with the pool but behave very differently. We test and balance them on their own. Heat and a small volume make sanitizer vanish far faster than in the pool.
Rough, older plaster gives algae a foothold. Consistent chemistry and brushing help until resurfacing makes sense. We'll tell you honestly when that point arrives.
Attached spas are common in Kendall and need their own testing and care. Spillover spas also need their heater and valves checked, not just the water.
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Older homes mean older equipment, and repair questions come up often on this route. One crew handles diagnosis and the fix, so you aren't passed between companies.
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Weekly service keeps every vintage of pool in balance, from classic to brand new. Chemicals are included in weekly plans, and there's no long-term contract.
Learn more →Cooler months are a good time for equipment upgrades and repairs before summer demand. Cooler water also buys time: a pool is less likely to turn green while a part is on order.
Heat and daily storms push chemistry hard. Spas and pools both need consistent weekly attention, and school-break swimming adds to the load.
We prepare pools before named storms and check equipment after power outages and surges. Timers, automation panels and salt systems are reset and tested before the pool goes back to normal.
One licensed crew for cleaning, repairs and leaks.
Yes. We service the pool and spa together, but test and balance the spa separately because its chemistry changes much faster.
Not automatically. We check what is failing and whether parts are still available, then give you an honest repair-versus-replace recommendation with prices.
Most new residential accounts start within the same week. For green pools and equipment failures we try to be there within 24 to 48 hours, and after-hours help is available for emergencies.
Yes, including private pools inside gated communities and HOA amenity pools. We just need gate access arranged.
Kendall's hard, limestone-rich water leaves calcium scale on the plates of a salt cell, and a scaled cell produces less chlorine even when the salt reading looks fine. We inspect the cell regularly, clean it gently when scale builds up, and check that output settings match the season.
Start with the equipment and the water level. We can look over the pump, filter and heater on a first visit, balance the water and tell you what is sound and what may need work soon. If the pool keeps needing a top-off, our crew also handles leak detection.
33156, 33173, 33176, 33183 and 33186, including Snapper Creek, Devonwood, Kendall Green and the Dadeland area. Kendall covers so much ground that it spans several ZIPs, and 33156 is shared with Pinecrest. Neighboring Kendale Lakes and The Hammocks are on our routes too.
Kendall connects our routes through Kendale Lakes, The Hammocks, Pinecrest and Westchester.
Get a free quote today and let's get your water sparkling before the weekend.
