Blue Water Pool Chemical

Keeping a swimming pool clean is very important, and pool cleaning involves a lot more than just skimming debris out of the swimming pool. At BLUE WATER we do all the dirty work, so you can be free to simply relax and enjoy your pool. With 45 years of experience servicing thousands of valley pools every month across the Phoenix metro area, including Scottsdale, Chandler, Tempe and the rest of the East Valley; we can confidently say we are the leading pool chemical service company in the valley of the sun.

BLUE WATER Chemical Co. has been in business for over 45 years and is the Company you can trust. We are one of the leaders in our industry. A majority of our customers come from referrals, insuring that we continue to provide quality and professional service. We believe that the tenure of our employees is one of the qualities that set us apart from all other pool service companies. The three team leaders have over 100 years of experience between them and the Office Manager has been with BLUE WATER for 39 years.

Cleaning Service: Our cleaning service includes emptying all baskets each week as well as cleaning the top of the water by skimming the swimming pool and then cleaning the bottom by either brushing or vacuuming. Finally, we backwash your pool and/or clean your cartridge filters as needed. Cartridge filter cleaning and DE (Diatomaceous Earth) tear down is $99 per service as necessary. Most companies charge you over $240-300 a year to clean your cartridge filter while Blue Water's cost is a fraction of the competitor's cost.

Taking care of a swimming pool in Phoenix can be a big job because of the number of tasks associated with it. On average, a pool chemical and cleaning company will offer a contract to clean your pool four times each month. Some homeowners may begin to wonder if they could just do the cleanings themselves, but think again when they realize all that is actually done by companies that offer professional pool services. Pool cleaning involves a lot more than just skimming debris out of the water. It includes testing the chemical levels and adding chemicals as needed to prevent bacteria growth.