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Weekly pool cleaning

Weekly pool cleaning in Spring, The Woodlands, Tomball, Cypress & Conroe

$300–$400 a month, depending on pool size. Chemicals included.

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  • $1M insured
  • Chemicals included
  • Since 2024
Freeform pool and attached spa with clear turquoise water, a slide and rock waterfall at the far end, and trees behind
CPOcertified
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Price

What weekly cleaning costs

Weekly pool cleaning

$300–$400a month

  • Your price depends on the size of your pool.
  • Chemicals are included in the monthly price.
  • Billed monthly, paid up front. No contracts.
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Get your price in three hops

  1. Snap a photo of your pool. Try to get the whole pool in the shot.

  2. Send it with your address or ZIP code. The quote form takes up to 3 photos, or text it to us.

  3. We get back to you about your monthly price, based on the size of your pool.

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Every week

What every weekly visit includes

Billed monthly, paid up front. No contracts.

  • Skimming
  • Brushing the walls
  • Vacuuming
  • Emptying the baskets
  • Testing and balancing the chemicals
  • Checking the equipment
  • Chemicals included
  • No contracts
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Extremely friendly and knowledgeable. James helped me understand my pools chemistry & seasonality. Being a new pool owner, I was a little stressed out with the weekly upkeep, but having a trusted pool caretaker for over a month now, I am stress free. Thank you so much!

Gary C. Read on Thumbtack

Why weekly?

Pools north of Houston work hard

Heat, storms and falling leaves all hit a pool here. This is what each one does to the water.

  • Long, hot summers

    Sunlight breaks down chlorine, and warm water helps algae grow. A pool can go from clear to cloudy or green faster than most people expect.

  • Heavy rain and storms

    A big storm waters down the pool and washes in dirt, leaves and runoff from the yard. A storm that knocks out the power stops the pump too, and still water turns green sooner.

  • Leaves, needles and pollen

    Lots of yards here have tall pines and oaks. Leaves that sit in the pool sink, can stain the plaster, and use up chlorine as they break down.

  • Catch problems early

    Weekly care helps keep the water clear and helps catch small problems early. Cleaning up a green pool starts at $350 and can run up to $1,500. See a green-to-clean job

Close-up of a pool’s blue tile line with leaves floating on the water and a hose in the pool
Leaves and a dirty tile line, before one of our cleans.
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Before & after

Leaves out, before & after

Real photos from our jobs: the leaves and debris out, the water clear again.

Before: curved pool with brick coping and leaves floating in the water Before
After: the same curved pool with the leaves gone and clear water After
One of our cleans: leaves out of the water along the walkway.
Before: freeform pool with leaves scattered on the floor and a robot cleaner in the water Before
After: the same pool seen from the slide, clear blue water and a clean floor beside the rock edging After
One of our cleans: leaves off the floor by the slide.
Before: looking down on curved entry steps with leaves on them and on the pool floor Before
After: the same pool with clean entry steps and clear blue water After
One of our cleans: leaves and debris off the steps.

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Our work

More real photos from our jobs

No stock photos. Every pool here is one we’ve worked on.

  • Kidney-shaped pool with clear turquoise water, red brick coping and a white diving board
  • Curved spa with a bench seat and clear water, set into a travertine deck beside the pool
  • Freeform pool with an attached round spa and clear blue water, a brick house behind it
  • Long rectangular pool with a shallow sun ledge, travertine coping and green lawn alongside
  • Narrow rectangular pool with sunlit ripples, artificial turf along one side and a tiled spa edge
  • Curved pool with clear water and a blue tile line, red flowers in a planter on the deck
  • Raised spa spilling toward a pool with wide entry steps and travertine edging on a lawn
  • Rectangular pool with clear blue water and a grey stone deck, seen across its full width
  • Round spa with clear water next to a freeform pool, with lawn and tall trees behind
  • Rectangular pool with clear water and entry steps, a wooden fence behind it

Pool already green? See green-to-clean, from $350.

FAQ

Weekly cleaning questions

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How much is weekly pool cleaning?

$300–$400 a month, depending on the size of your pool. Chemicals are included.

What does a weekly visit include?

Every weekly visit includes skimming, brushing the walls, vacuuming, emptying the baskets, testing and balancing the chemicals, and checking the equipment. Chemicals are included in the monthly price.

Do I have to sign a contract?

No. Weekly cleaning is billed monthly, paid up front for the month, and there are no contracts.

Are chemicals included?

Yes. The chemicals are part of the monthly price.

How do I get my exact price?

Send a photo of your pool with your address or ZIP code, through the quote form or by text. Your price depends on the size of your pool.

Are you insured and certified?

Yes. We carry $1 million in general liability insurance, and James Duncan, who runs Happy Frog Pools, is a Certified Pool Operator (CPO). More about us

Can you help with other pool work?

Ask us. We handle all kinds of pool work. If your pool has already turned green, see green-to-clean.

All questions on the FAQ page

Areas we serve

Weekly cleaning in these cities

Five cities, all north of Houston:

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Send a photo of your pool, or call or text (346) 572-1202.

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