Brushing, skimming, netting, and visible debris removal
Leaves, dust, and floating debris are removed before they have time to stain surfaces or load up the filter.
Pool Service & Maintenance
Weekly cleaning, water care, and equipment observations for homeowners in Reno and Sparks.
Include your city, the main symptom, and a photo when available.

What's Included
Weekly pool service combines routine cleaning and preventive maintenance. We skim and brush the pool, test and balance the water, empty baskets, review filter pressure and visible flow, and report equipment symptoms that need attention.
Leaves, dust, and floating debris are removed before they have time to stain surfaces or load up the filter.
Water is tested and adjusted for the pool's current condition, weather exposure, recent use, and routine maintenance needs.
Skimmer baskets, pump basket condition, visible flow, and filter pressure are checked so circulation problems are easier to catch.
Recurring visits can include service notes when water condition, filter pressure, visible leaks, pump noise, heater symptoms, or timer issues need follow up.
Our Process
Start with how the pool is used, recent water issues, debris patterns, and whether weekly service or a one-time visit makes more sense.
Each visit includes skimming, brushing as needed, basket checks, water testing, filter pressure review, and basic circulation observations.
Chemistry is adjusted for current conditions, and service notes explain anything that may need filter care, diagnostics, or a different type of service.
Route service stays focused on preventing bigger problems through consistent cleaning, water care, and early equipment observations.
Service Areas
Serving Reno, Sparks, Spanish Springs, South Reno, Somersett, ArrowCreek, Galena, Verdi, Washoe County, and nearby Northern Nevada areas based on availability.
FAQ
Weekly pool service typically includes skimming, brushing, basket checks, water testing, chemical balancing, filter pressure observations, and basic visible equipment notes. The exact visit focus depends on the pool condition, weather, access, and route plan.
Yes for most residential pools. If you need a one-time cleanup instead of recurring weekly service, pool cleaning may be the better starting point.
Most residential pools do best with weekly service during the main swim season. Pools with heavy debris, high use, or water balance problems may need more attention.
Yes. SoN's Pool & Spa helps with residential pools, attached spas, and many hot tub service needs. If your spa shares pool equipment, the visit can look at water, filters, flow, valves, and heater symptoms together.
Service can include water testing and chemical balancing based on the pool's condition and the agreed service plan. Chemical needs can vary by water condition, weather, use, and whether the pool has algae, high debris, or equipment issues.
Chemicals are billed separately when applicable. Chemical needs can vary based on water condition, pool size, stabilizer level, sanitation demand, and the service plan.
Yes. Routine service includes basic visual checks of circulation, baskets, filter pressure, and obvious equipment concerns so next steps can be discussed early.
Yes. SoN's Pool & Spa serves Reno, Sparks, Spanish Springs, South Reno, Somersett, ArrowCreek, Galena, Verdi, Washoe County, and nearby Northern Nevada areas based on availability.