Seasonal and Specialty
Pool Storm Clean Up
Hurricanes and tropical storms along the Gulf Coast, plus spring hail and wind in North Texas, can bury a pool in branches, shingles and mud in a single night. Our storm clean up crews remove heavy debris, check equipment for water and lightning damage, and treat the water so your backyard gets back to normal quickly.
Problems we solve
Branches and debris
Limbs, leaves and roofing material in the pool.
Muddy floodwater
Runoff that clouds the water and stains surfaces.
Flooded equipment
Pumps and panels submerged by heavy rain.
Power surge damage
Lightning and outages that fry boards and motors.
What is included
- Heavy debris removal
- Skimming, vacuuming and basket cleanout
- Water level adjustment after flooding
- Equipment safety inspection
- Shock and water rebalance
- Filter clean after cleanup
How it works
- 1
Safety first
We check that equipment is safe before powering it on.
- 2
Clear the debris
Branches, leaves and trash are removed from the pool.
- 3
Clean and treat
We vacuum, clean the filter and shock the water.
- 4
Document damage
Photos and notes help with any insurance claims.
What affects the price
Every pool is different, so we quote after a quick look. These are the main things that move the number.
- Debris volume
- A few bags of leaves differs from a fallen tree.
- Water condition
- Muddy water may need extra treatment and filter cleans.
- Equipment damage
- Repairs are quoted separately after inspection.
- Demand after storms
- Major storms create high demand, so we prioritize by severity.
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Frequently asked questions
Should I drain my pool before a hurricane?
No. Keep the water in, as an empty pool can be damaged. Lower it only slightly if heavy rain is expected.
Can I run my pump after a storm?
Only if the equipment was not submerged and is safe. When in doubt, have us inspect it first.
Do you help with insurance documentation?
We provide photos and notes of debris and damage that you can share with your insurer.
How soon after a storm can you come?
We schedule as quickly as roads and safety allow, prioritizing pools with damaged equipment.
Will storm water turn my pool green?
It often does, because rain dilutes chlorine and adds debris. Fast treatment prevents a bloom.
Ready for a crystal clear pool?
Tell us about your pool and we will get back to you fast with a free quote.
