Pool Service near me in Orange County, FL
Weekly pool service in Orange County usually covers skimming, brushing, vacuuming, emptying baskets and balancing chemicals.
11 listings · Updated October 2026
Pool Service in Orlando
Open the Orlando page-
Pacific Pools of Orlando
Pool service company in Orlando
Pacific Pools of Orlando has built and remodeled pools since 1986, with a focus on vinyl liner pools using the Graphex system. It also replaces liners, renovates pool decks, installs spas and handles leak detection and equipment.
-
A1 Pool Service
Pool service company in Orlando
A1 Pool Service is a family-run Orlando pool company with more than 30 years of experience. It provides weekly cleaning and maintenance for home pools and for hotels, condos and neighborhood association pools.
-
Mid-Florida Pools
Pool service company in Orlando
Mid-Florida Pools is an Orlando pool builder that has been constructing inground pools since 1962. It designs and builds custom pools and spas for homes and commercial properties and also renovates and resurfaces existing pools.
-
Pool Resurfacing Orlando
Pool service company in Orlando
Pool Resurfacing Orlando refinishes and repairs residential and commercial pools around Orlando.
-
Professional Poolcare
Pool service company in Orlando
Professional Poolcare & Construction is an Orlando-area pool repair and renovation business run by Pete, who has worked on pools since 1993.
-
Southwest Pool
Pool service company in Orlando
Southwest Pool provides service and repair for residential and commercial pools and spas in southwest Orlando. Along with maintenance, it installs equipment such as energy-efficient pumps, salt chlorinators and automatic cleaners.
-
Amenity Pool Services
Pool service company in Orlando
Amenity Pool Services, previously known as All Pool, is a multi-market pool company with an Orlando operation among its locations. It offers pool cleaning, maintenance, repairs, renovations and commercial upkeep.
-
Island Blue Pool Care
Pool service company in Orlando
Pool Service in Ocoee
-
Pure and Simple Poolcare
Pool service company in Ocoee
Pure and Simple Pool Care is an Ocoee-based residential pool service working across west Orange County. It offers weekly cleaning, chemical balancing, equipment checks and recovery of green, neglected pools.
Pool Service in Winter Park
-
Premier Pools of Central Florida
Pool service company in Winter Park
Premier Pools of Central Florida is a family-owned Winter Park pool builder with more than 30 years in the region.
Pool Service in Apopka
-
Sea Breeze Pool Services
Pool service company in Apopka
Sea Breeze Pool Service maintains residential and commercial pools across west Orlando and nearby communities. Weekly visits include brushing, vacuuming, basket and filter cleaning, chemical balancing and an equipment check.
Choosing pool service in Orange County
Before you sign up, ask exactly what the visit includes, whether chemicals are in the monthly price, how filter cleaning is handled, and how the company reports what it did. Central Florida's heat and long summers make algae grow quickly, and heavy afternoon rain from June through September can dilute chlorine and throw off pH, so consistent visits matter more here than in cooler climates. Screened enclosures cut down on debris but still need attention after storms. Repairs are a separate question: replacing pumps, heaters or other equipment generally calls for a state-licensed pool contractor, not just a cleaning route. Use the listings below to find pool companies serving your part of Orlando, Windermere, Winter Garden or Apopka, and compare what each includes for the price.
Local tip
Routine residential cleaning and chemical balancing generally do not require a state contractor license in Florida, but equipment repair and replacement does, so check any company doing that work on the DBPR license search at myfloridalicense.com.
About these pool service
This page covers 11 pool service in Orange County. They're spread across Orlando, Apopka, Ocoee and Winter Park.
What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Weekly pool cleaning, Commercial pool maintenance, Pool cleaning, Inground pool construction and Spas and hot tubs.
The longest-running place here has been open since 1962.
Frequently asked questions
What does weekly pool service usually include in Orlando?
Most plans cover skimming the surface, brushing walls and steps, vacuuming, emptying skimmer and pump baskets, testing water, and adding chemicals. Some include filter cleaning on a set schedule, while others charge separately. Ask whether chemicals are included in the monthly rate or billed as used, since that is often the biggest difference between quotes.
Does a pool service company need a license in Florida?
Basic cleaning and chemical balancing on a home pool generally does not require a state contractor license, though local business tax receipts still apply. Repairing or replacing pool equipment, such as pumps, motors and heaters, falls under Florida's pool and spa contractor licensing through the DBPR. If a company offers repairs, confirm its license at myfloridalicense.com.
What drives the monthly cost of pool cleaning in Orange County?
Price depends on pool size, whether there is a spa, whether chemicals are included, how much debris your yard produces, and whether the pool is screened. Salt systems and variable-speed equipment can change chemical needs. Prices also shift with how far the route is from your home, so getting quotes from companies that already service your neighborhood can help.
What should I do with my pool before a hurricane?
Common guidance is to keep the water level where it is rather than draining it, since an empty pool can be damaged by groundwater pressure. Turn off power to pumps and heaters at the breaker, bring in loose furniture and accessories, and add a bit of extra chlorine. Your pool service can help shock and clean the pool after the storm passes.
Are there pool safety rules for homes in Florida?
Yes. Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requires new residential pools to have at least one approved safety feature, such as a barrier at least 4 feet high, approved pool covers, or door and window alarms. If you are adding a fence or changing your enclosure, ask your contractor and the local permit office which barrier rules apply to your property.
Related categories
Own one of these pool service?
Listings are free. Claim yours to fix your details, add hours and photos, and see how many people view and call you.