Book your pool closing
$499, chemicals included

Full winterization for in-ground and above-ground pools in Hunterdon & Somerset, NJ. Pick your date online and we confirm it with you.

Prefer to talk? Call or text (908) 455-8128

Lines blown out, cover installedWinterizing chemicals includedFully insured, locally owned
Same-week schedulingTransparent, itemized pricingHunterdon & Somerset, NJ

Choose your closing package

The Full Pool Closing is our standard winterization. Add a pre-close cleaning visit if your pool needs attention before it goes under the cover.

Standard

Full Pool Closing

$499
in-ground · $449 above-ground

The complete winterization: water balanced, winterizing chemicals added, lines, equipment, and your cover installed.

  • Final surface skimming and light debris removal
  • Water testing and standard chemical balancing
  • Winterizing chemicals added
  • Lowering the water to the appropriate level
  • Blowing out and plugging pool lines
  • Winterizing the pump, filter, heater, and connected equipment
  • Removing ladders and standard pool accessories
  • Cleaning pump and skimmer baskets
  • Installing the customer’s winter cover
  • Final equipment and winterization check
Best for Dirty Pools

Closing + Pre-Close Cleaning

$649
in-ground · $599 above-ground

A dedicated cleaning visit before closing day, so your pool winters clean and opens easier in spring.

Everything in the Full Pool Closing, plus:

  • One scheduled cleaning visit before the closing date
  • Vacuuming when conditions allow
  • Additional skimming and brushing
  • Debris removal
  • Water testing and preparation before winterization

Vacuuming depends on adequate water clarity, water level, and functioning equipment.

Add-ons and conditions
  • An attached spa adds $75 to either package.
  • A cartridge or DE filter cleaning can be added to either package for $75.
  • Excessive debris, heavy leaf removal, green pool cleanup, equipment repairs, replacement plugs, replacement fittings, and additional visits are not included.
  • Additional charges may apply for unusually difficult covers, inaccessible equipment, excessive water removal, or pools requiring more than standard preparation.
  • Vacuuming depends on adequate water clarity, water level, and functioning equipment.
  • Customers must provide access to the pool, equipment, electricity, and water.
  • Winter covers must be available and in usable condition unless a new cover is purchased separately.
  • No closing package includes equipment repairs or guarantees against damage caused by pre-existing equipment issues, structural defects, cover failure, severe weather, or improper water levels after service.

Three simple steps

1
See your price

Pick your package: the Full Pool Closing is $499 for in-ground pools and $449 for above-ground, or add a pre-close cleaning visit for $150 more. An attached spa adds $75.

2
Pick your preferred date

Choose the fall closing date you prefer - we confirm availability and reach out if there is any conflict. We recommend closing before the first hard freeze.

3
We show up

Our crew handles the full winterization. Your pool will be protected all winter long.

Two Closing Packages. Published Prices.

Know exactly what’s happening with your pool

Predictable flat-rate pricing with no unexpected fees, standard chemicals included, a digital report emailed after every visit, and a Pool Portal with your pool’s full history. That is the short version.

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Common questions

How much does a pool closing cost?

There are two packages for any pool: the Full Pool Closing is $499 for in-ground pools and $449 for above-ground, and covers the complete winterization with standard chemical balancing and winterizing chemicals included. The Closing + Pre-Close Cleaning adds a scheduled cleaning visit before your closing date for $150 more ($649 in-ground, $599 above-ground). An attached spa adds $75 to either package, and a cartridge or DE filter cleaning can be added for $75.

When should I close my pool?

In our area, most pools should be closed between mid-September and mid-October. Closing before the first hard freeze protects your plumbing and equipment from damage.

What happens if I do not winterize my pool?

Skipping winterization can lead to frozen and cracked plumbing lines, damaged pumps and filters, and severe algae buildup. Repairs from freeze damage can cost thousands of dollars.

Do you provide the winter cover?

We install your existing winter cover. If you need a new cover, let us know and we can source one for you at a competitive price.

How long does a pool closing take?

A standard closing takes about 2 to 3 hours. This includes draining equipment, blowing lines, adding chemicals, and installing the cover.

Ready to stop worrying about your pool?

Predictable flat-rate pricing with no unexpected fees. Pick your preferred date and book in minutes.

Call or Text (908) 455-8128

Serving Hunterdon and Somerset, NJ, plus surrounding areas.