Pool Cleaning & Repair in Stuart, FL
Owner-operated since 2004. The same technician every week, and a one-year warranty on the equipment we install.
What we do
Weekly maintenance, equipment repair and surface restoration for pools across the Treasure Coast.
Weekly Pool Cleaning
Skimming, brushing, vacuuming and chemical balancing on the same day every week. Chlorine or salt.
Pool Equipment Repair
Pump not priming, heater not firing, salt cell reading low. Pumps, heaters, filters and automation.
Acid Wash Treatment
For stained or algae-marked plaster that will not brush clean. Drains the pool and strips the surface back.
What it costs
Monthly service starts at $125. Here is where most pools land, so you have a real number before you pick up the phone.
Those are starting points. Heavy tree cover, an unscreened pool, or a house full of swimmers all push the number up. Beyond that, three things account for most of the difference.
Pool size and surface
Volume sets how much chemical the pool needs each week. Plaster, pebble and vinyl wear differently and need different handling.
Chlorine or salt
Salt systems usually cost less week to week, but they add a salt cell that needs periodic cleaning and eventual replacement.
Weekly service or a one-off repair
Routine maintenance is a recurring rate. A repair is priced per job, once we have seen the equipment.
The estimate is free and there is no obligation. Call 772-361-6889 or send the form and we will price your pool specifically.
Meet Reba
Reba Urevich has serviced Treasure Coast pools since 2004. Clearly Dependable is owner-operated, which means the person who quotes your job is the person who does it.
That is the practical difference between a small local company and a national chain: continuity. When the same technician sees your pool every week, a pump starting to fail gets caught on a routine visit instead of on a holiday weekend.
Local, owner-operated, and every piece of equipment we install carries a one-year warranty.
How it works
1. Call or send the form
Tell us your pool size and whether it is chlorine or salt. That is enough for us to get started.
2. We come look, at no charge
We look at the pool and the equipment, then price the work. No charge for the visit and no obligation to book.
3. Pick a service day
Same day each week, same technician.
Reliable, local, and owner-operated. Owner Reba Urevich and her trusty sidekick have been serving the Stuart community since 2004, providing expert maintenance and pool repairs with a personal touch, and a one-year warranty on new equipment we install.
Why people stay with us
Reba has worked on Treasure Coast pools since 2004. You get the same person who knows your pool, not a rotating crew.
One-year warranty on new installed equipment“I would like to thank Reba for being there when we needed help. She was very nice and willing to go the extra mile.”James P. · verified review
Where we work
Service-area business, so we come to you.
Common questions
How often should you service a pool?
We recommend servicing your pool every week. This will help keep your pool clean and running smoothly.
What does pool maintenance include?
Pool maintenance includes a variety of services that are necessary to keep your pool clean and functioning properly. This may include vacuuming the pool, brushing the sides and bottom of the pool, cleaning the filters, and checking the pH and chlorine levels.
How long does it take to service a pool?
Typically, it takes about two hours to service a pool. However, the time may vary depending on the size and condition of the pool.
How much does weekly pool service cost?
Monthly service starts at $125 for an average 12 x 24 pool, $135 with a spa, $135 to $150 for a 15 x 30, and $200 to $250 for larger pools with water features. Where your pool lands depends on tree cover, whether it is screened, and how much it gets used. The estimate is free, so call 772-361-6889 and we will price your pool specifically.
How long do pool filters last?
Pool filters can last anywhere from six months to a year, but it really depends on the type of pool filter, the size of the pool, the amount of use, and the type of debris that is in the pool.
What do i do if my pool is green?
If your pool is green, you will need to shock the pool. This is done by adding a high dose of chlorine to the pool. The chlorine will kill the algae in the pool.
Get a free estimate
Tell us the pool size, whether it is chlorine or salt, and what is giving you trouble. We reply within one business day, or call 772-361-6889 Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm.