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Pool Care TipsNovember 2025
Full Service vs. Full Service Plus: Which Plan Is Right for You?
Not sure which maintenance plan fits your pool? We break down the differences so you can make the right call for your budget and lifestyle.
By Cameron Novak · 4 min read
Both plans include everything your pool needs week to week. The difference comes down to what's included automatically — and what you'd pay extra for.
| Feature | Full Service $200/mo | Full Service Plus $235/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Skimming, brushing & vacuuming | ||
| Water testing & chemical balancing | ||
| Equipment inspection | ||
| Basket emptying | ||
| Minor adjustments | ||
| Filter cleaning (up to 3/year) | ||
| Specialty chemicals | ||
| Salt cell cleaning | ||
| 10% repair & equipment discount | ||
| Priority scheduling | ||
| Proactive maintenance alerts |
Choose Full Service If...
- You have a newer pool with newer equipment
- Your pool doesn't have a saltwater system
- You're comfortable scheduling filter cleans separately when needed
- You want the most affordable entry point for professional service
Choose Full Service Plus If...
- You have a saltwater pool (salt cell cleaning is included)
- Your pool equipment is 5+ years old
- You want the most hands-off experience — no surprise add-on bills
- You've had repairs recently and want the 10% discount going forward
- You want priority scheduling and proactive maintenance alerts
The Math on Full Service Plus
Full Service Plus costs $35/month more than Full Service. Here's what that gets you:
Filter cleaning (up to 3/year at $145 each)Up to $435 value
Salt cell cleaning (4x/year at $75 each)Up to $300 value
10% repair discount (on any repairs)Varies
Extra cost per year$420/year
If you need even one filter clean and one salt cell clean per year, Full Service Plus pays for itself.
Still Not Sure?
Give us a call and we'll help you pick the right plan based on your pool, equipment, and how you use it. No pressure — just honest advice.
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