
Broward County, FL
Pool service in Coral Springs, FL
Pool service in Coral Springs is our home route. We clean, balance and repair pools from the golf course homes of Eagle Trace and the gated streets of Wyndham Lakes to Turtle Run, Westchester, Ramblewood and Maplewood.
Neighborhoods we service
- Eagle Trace
- Wyndham Lakes
- Turtle Run
- Westchester
- Ramblewood
- Maplewood
ZIPs: 33065, 33067, 33071, 33076
Google rating
5.0 (15)
License
Licensed
Coverage
Insured
Experience
10+ years
Eagle Trace, Wyndham Lakes and the big pools out west
The larger lots on the west side of Coral Springs, around Eagle Trace and the gated sections of Wyndham Lakes and Turtle Run, carry the biggest pools in the city. Many have a raised spa with a spillover, a heater or heat pump, a salt cell and automation on one equipment pad. We test the spa as well as the pool and read the salt cell and heater on every visit.
Homes that back onto the Eagle Trace fairways take on clippings, sand and fertilizer drift. That feeds algae, so these pools get extra brushing and a close eye on phosphates.
Ramblewood, Maplewood and the original neighborhoods
In the older parts of the city, like Ramblewood and Maplewood, many pools went in with the house and still run the original plumbing under the deck. Plenty are on their second or third pump. A pump that loses prime, a valve that weeps or bubbles at the return jets usually point to an air leak in that old plumbing.
We repair and replace pumps, motors, valves, pad plumbing and the electrical parts that run them. We find the cause first, then repair or replace the part.
Screen enclosures, oaks and black olives
A screen enclosure keeps leaves out, but not everything. Pollen, fine seed and the staining drop from black olive trees work through the mesh, and the live oaks along University Drive and Wiles Road shed hard every spring. We brush the walls and tile line every visit, because that film is where algae starts.
Open pools on golf course and lake lots work harder: more skimming, fuller baskets and a filter that loads up faster. We plan the visit around the pool you actually have.
Rainy season on the edge of the Everglades
Coral Springs ends at the Sawgrass Expressway, and the Everglades start right past it. From June through October, afternoon storms build over that open water and can drop inches of rain on the city in an hour. Fresh rain dilutes chlorine, lowers salt levels and pushes pH around, which is why weekly service matters most in the wet months.
The city's canals and lakes run high all summer, and so does the water under your yard. We never drain a Coral Springs pool for cleaning without checking groundwater first.
HOA standards and gated communities
Associations from Wyndham Lakes to Eagle Trace expect pools and enclosures to look maintained. A green pool a neighbor can see over the fence, or a golfer can see from the fairway, is how a violation letter starts. Add us to your gate or vendor list once and we take it from there.
We also service association and clubhouse pools in Coral Springs, with chemistry logged for the manager or board.
Services
Pool services in Coral Springs
One company for the weekly clean, the green-pool emergency and the pump that quit.

Our core service
Weekly Pool Service
Brushed, vacuumed and balanced every week.
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Green Pool Cleanup
Algae out, water clear, chemistry reset.
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One-Time Pool Cleaning
Move-ins, home sales, parties and catch-up cleans.
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Pool Filter Cleaning
Cartridge, DE and sand filters cleaned and checked.
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Pool Repair & Replacement
Pumps, motors, plumbing and electrical parts, fixed or replaced.
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Pool Acid Wash
Drain, acid wash and refill for stained plaster.
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Commercial & HOA Pool Service
Community, condo and HOA pools on a set schedule.
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FAQ
Pool service in Coral Springs: FAQ
Straight answers. Anything else, call or text us.
Which Coral Springs neighborhoods do you service?
Pools across Coral Springs, including Eagle Trace, Wyndham Lakes, Turtle Run, Westchester, Ramblewood and Maplewood. Enter your ZIP in the checker to confirm your street.
How much does pool service cost in Coral Springs?
It depends on pool size, screened or not, salt or chlorine, whether there's a spa, and whether chemicals are included. Use the plan finder for a quick read, then we confirm your exact price.
My pump keeps losing prime. Can you fix it?
Usually it's an air leak: a cracked lid, a worn o-ring, a loose union or a leak in older suction plumbing. We find the cause, then repair or replace the part, from a gasket or valve to a section of pipe or the pump itself.
Do you service salt pools and spas in Coral Springs?
Yes. We test the pool and the spa, check the salt level and cell output, and clean the salt cell when scale builds up.
Can you clean a green pool in Coral Springs before a home sale?
Yes. We clear it, document the before and after for your agent, and can keep it clear until closing.
Does the rainy season change how my pool is serviced?
Yes. Heavy afternoon rain dilutes chlorine and salt, so summer visits mean more rebalancing and more filter work. Weekly service keeps a rainy stretch from turning into a green pool.
Broward County, FL
Your pool service in Coral Springs
SLM Pool Services keeps Coral Springs pools clean, balanced and running, from Eagle Trace, Wyndham Lakes and Turtle Run. Weekly service, green pool cleanups, filter cleans and equipment repairs, all from one local team.
We cover ZIP 33065, 33067, 33071 and 33076 and the neighboring Parkland, Coconut Creek and Tamarac. Send the form or call (954) 605-4612 for your price and service day.
Call or text (954) 605-4612