On Demand Pool Services

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Close Pool

Cost Factors: Size of the pool, the complexity of the pool and equipment, and the location

About Pool Closing

Closing a pool for the winter typically involves the following steps:


Cleaning: Thoroughly clean the pool and remove any debris from the water and surrounding area.

Balancing the water: Adjust the pH, alkalinity, and chlorine levels to balance the water chemistry.

Lowering the water level: Drain the water in the pool to a level below the skimmer and return lines to prevent freeze damage.

Winterizing the pump and filter: Remove any remaining water from the pump, filter, heater, and other equipment and store them properly.

Covering the pool: Install a winter cover over the pool to keep debris out and prevent evaporation.

Winterizing the plumbing: Remove any water from the plumbing lines and add antifreeze to protect the pipes from freezing.

Storing accessories: Store pool toys, chemicals, and other accessories properly to prevent damage from moisture and cold temperatures.

Some providers may offer additional services, such as winter maintenance or chemical balancing, which can impact the overall cost of the service.

Get multiple pool closing quotes from local providers.

1. Tell us what you need

We'll collect some basic job information to ensure everyone understands the complete scope of work.

2. Receive Quotes

Local PoolHero providers will submit quotes for your job. You'll be notified each time a new quote arrives (up to five).

3. Hire a Pro

Pick the best quote and schedule your service. After the work is complete, your card will be charged and you'll get a picture receipt.