How much does weekly pool service cost in Austin?

Sullivan’s weekly residential service is $275 a month for a small pool, $300 a month for a medium pool and $325 a month for a large pool. The listed tier is the final monthly customer price, based only on pool size, and includes weekly cleaning, water balancing, routine balancing chemicals and a visit note — with no add-ons, surprises or hidden fees. Send the pool dimensions and we’ll confirm the tier before service starts.

Are chemicals included in the monthly price?

Yes. Routine balancing chemicals used during weekly service are included. The listed tier is the final monthly customer price, with no add-ons, surprises or hidden fees.

How much does it cost to clean a pool filter in Austin?

Sullivan’s charges $150 a cleaning for filter cleaning — cartridge, DE or sand. That is a fixed price rather than an estimate: this job does not need a look at the pool first. The filter is opened and cleaned element by element and the clean starting pressure is recorded, so the next clean is judged against your filter rather than a rule of thumb. Weekly service is priced separately, by pool size.

Do the residential prices apply to an apartment or hotel pool?

No. The three residential tiers do not apply to apartment, hotel, student-housing or other commercial water. Those properties are quoted for the schedule they require.

Are repairs included?

No. Repairs, replacement equipment and one-time recovery work are separate jobs. We quote and obtain approval before that work begins.

Weekly service is ongoing rather than a fixed term. You can stop the service; repairs and recovery jobs are approved separately.

The whole price list.

Weekly pool service from Sullivan's Pool Service is $275 a month for a small pool, $300 a month for a medium pool and $325 a month for a large pool. The tier depends only on pool size, and it is the final monthly customer price — the weekly visit, water testing and balancing, and routine chemicals are all in it. Filter cleaning is a separate job at $150 a cleaning. Repairs are quoted and approved before anything begins.

Weekly service a month

Small

$275

For a small residential pool.
Medium

$300

For a medium residential pool.
Large

$325

For a large residential pool.

One-off a cleaning

Filter cleaning

$150

Cartridge, DE or sand. What it covers

What the price buys

Weekly visit
Skim, brush, vacuum
Water tested and balanced
Routine chemicals
Equipment check
A note after every visit

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Send the pool dimensions and we’ll confirm the tier before service starts — no add-ons or hidden fees.

Everything else, in full

How much does weekly pool service cost in Austin?

Sullivan’s weekly residential service is $275 a month for a small pool, $300 a month for a medium pool and $325 a month for a large pool. The listed tier is the final monthly customer price, based only on pool size, and includes weekly cleaning, water balancing, routine balancing chemicals and a visit note — with no add-ons, surprises or hidden fees. Send the pool dimensions and we’ll confirm the tier before service starts.
Are chemicals included in the monthly price?

Yes. Routine balancing chemicals used during weekly service are included. The listed tier is the final monthly customer price, with no add-ons, surprises or hidden fees.
How much does it cost to clean a pool filter in Austin?

Sullivan’s charges $150 a cleaning for filter cleaning — cartridge, DE or sand. That is a fixed price rather than an estimate: this job does not need a look at the pool first. The filter is opened and cleaned element by element and the clean starting pressure is recorded, so the next clean is judged against your filter rather than a rule of thumb. Weekly service is priced separately, by pool size.
Do the residential prices apply to an apartment or hotel pool?

No. The three residential tiers do not apply to apartment, hotel, student-housing or other commercial water. Those properties are quoted for the schedule they require.
Are repairs included?

No. Repairs, replacement equipment and one-time recovery work are separate jobs. We quote and obtain approval before that work begins.
Is there a contract?

Weekly service is ongoing rather than a fixed term. You can stop the service; repairs and recovery jobs are approved separately.

Pricing is one part of it. The full list of questions we are asked covers scheduling, chemicals, repairs and what happens when something breaks.