Transparent Pricing for Pool & Exterior Services
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We earn your business visit by visit. No contracts, no hidden fees, no locked-in rates. Just a clear quote built around the work you actually need.
- Honest Pricing
Your Property. Your Budget. Your Call.
Service costs vary — and a company that quotes a pool, screen enclosure, or exterior-cleaning job without seeing it is guessing. Choose a service below to see what shapes its price, then request a free on-site estimate for a clear number with no pressure and no contract.
Our promise: No contracts, no hidden fees, no locked-in rates — and if a visit ever misses the mark, tell us within 24 hours and we’ll come back and make it right at no charge. We earn your business one visit at a time.
- Pricing Plans
Pricing by Service
Weekly Pool Service
Your monthly quote reflects the chemistry, cleaning, inspection, and hands-on time your pool needs each week. We assess the pool and equipment in person so the price matches the actual workload.
Get a Weekly Service EstimatePool Equipment Maintenance & Repair
Equipment symptoms must be diagnosed before a responsible repair price can be given. We identify the cause, explain the options, and provide the price before completing the repair.
Request an Equipment VisitGreen-to-Clean Water Restoration
A green pool is a one-time recovery project. The estimate reflects the contamination, chemical demand, debris, filtration work, equipment condition, and return visits required to restore clear water.
Get a Restoration EstimatePressure & Soft Washing
Exterior cleaning is priced from the surfaces, staining, access, and protection the property actually requires. We select the appropriate pressure, chemistry, and rinsing process for each material.
Get a Washing EstimatePool Screen Enclosure Cleaning
Pool cages are quoted by more than footprint alone. Roof geometry, vegetation, biological growth, mesh condition, and safe access determine the treatment and time needed.
Get a Screen-Cleaning EstimateCommercial Pressure Washing
Commercial cleaning is quoted as a written scope around the property, operating schedule, safety requirements, and whether the work is a one-time project or recurring program.
Request a Commercial QuoteWhat Shapes Your Weekly Pool Service Estimate
Two pools with the same dimensions can require very different weekly care. We look at the water, surroundings, equipment, and features that determine how much work is needed to keep yours consistently clean.
Pool size and water volume
More gallons require more balancing chemicals, while additional surface area takes longer to brush, skim, and vacuum.
Screened or open-air
Open pools usually collect more leaves, pollen, insects, and storm debris. A screened pool may have a lighter weekly debris load.
Surrounding foliage
Overhanging oaks, palms, pines, and flowering plants can significantly increase skimming and basket-cleaning time.
Salt or traditional chlorine
Salt pools require salinity checks, salt-cell inspection, and attention to upward pH drift. Traditional chlorine systems have different dosing needs.
Pool robot or automatic cleaner
A properly working robot can reduce floor debris and manual vacuuming, but it does not replace chemistry, brushing, or filter care.
Pool and spa features
Attached spas, sun shelves, waterfalls, fountains, steps, and complicated shapes add water volume and cleaning surfaces.
Equipment and filter condition
Weak circulation, dirty filters, leaks, failing salt cells, or unreliable automation increase service time and may need separate repair.
Starting water condition
A clear pool can begin routine care immediately. Algae, heavy debris, or neglected water may require a separate restoration first.
How We Build Your Quote
Walk the pool
We confirm dimensions, enclosure, foliage, features, access, and the normal weekly debris load.
Check the system
We identify the sanitizer, pump, filter, automation, cleaner, and any equipment condition that affects routine service.
Set the monthly scope
You receive a clear month-to-month quote showing what weekly care includes before the first visit.
What routine service includes: Weekly cleaning, water testing, balancing chemicals, equipment checks, and a digital service report. Repairs, specialty chemicals, and recovery from a green pool are quoted separately.
Questions Before Your Estimate
Does a pool robot lower the workload?
Are salt pools maintenance-free?
What if the pool is green when service starts?
What Shapes Your Equipment Repair Estimate
The same symptom can have several causes. A low-flow warning, for example, could come from a dirty filter, air leak, obstruction, valve, pump, sensor, or electrical problem, so diagnosis comes before parts.
Equipment type
Pumps, motors, filters, heaters, salt systems, automation, lights, valves, and cleaners each require different parts and labor.
Brand, model, and age
Manufacturer pricing, warranty status, discontinued components, and part availability affect the repair path.
Actual cause of the problem
We diagnose the system instead of pricing from the visible symptom or replacing parts by guesswork.
Repair versus replacement
Condition, energy use, repair cost, and expected remaining life help determine which option makes sense.
Plumbing and electrical work
Replumbing, wiring, breakers, bonding, control boards, and older installations can add materials and labor.
Access to the equipment pad
Tight spaces, buried plumbing, obstructed pads, and difficult heater or filter removal increase installation time.
Leaks and hidden damage
Water intrusion, corrosion, cracked housings, or multiple failing components may become clear during diagnosis.
Programming and testing
Variable-speed pumps, automation, heaters, and salt systems may need configuration and operational testing after repair.
How We Build Your Quote
Describe the symptom
Tell us what you see or hear, when it started, and whether the pool can still circulate safely.
Diagnose the cause
We inspect and test the relevant plumbing, electrical, control, and mechanical components.
Approve the solution
You receive the recommended repair and price before parts are installed or additional work begins.
The diagnostic fee: Diagnosis is $75 if you decline the recommended repair. Approve the repair and the diagnosis is included at no additional charge.
Questions Before Your Estimate
Can you quote a repair from a photo?
Will you discuss repair versus replacement?
What if another problem is found?
What Shapes Your Green-to-Clean Estimate
Restoration is more than changing the color of the water. The algae and debris must be treated and removed, the chemistry rebalanced, and the dead material captured by a working circulation and filtration system.
Severity and type of growth
Light green water, opaque blooms, wall growth, yellow algae, and established black algae require different treatment intensity.
Pool size and surface
Water volume determines chemical demand, while plaster, pebble, vinyl, tile, steps, and ledges affect brushing time.
Debris load
Leaves, branches, dirt, and organic sludge consume sanitizer and may obstruct circulation until removed.
Pump operation and circulation
The pump must run reliably enough to move treatment chemicals throughout the entire pool.
Filter condition and capacity
Cartridge, sand, and DE filters capture dead algae differently and may need cleaning, backwashing, media service, or repair.
Water chemistry
Stabilizer, pH, alkalinity, calcium, phosphates, and chlorine demand affect the amount and sequence of treatment.
Equipment problems
Leaks, low flow, bad valves, clogged lines, failing pumps, or damaged filters can prevent a successful recovery.
Number of treatment visits
Severe pools may require repeated brushing, vacuuming, filter cleaning, adjustment, and follow-up testing.
How We Build Your Quote
Assess the pool and equipment
We evaluate severity, debris, chemistry, circulation, filter condition, and whether repairs are needed first.
Build the recovery scope
The quote accounts for treatment, brushing, filtration work, cleanup, and the expected follow-up visits.
Restore and stabilize
We treat, remove dead material, clean the filter as needed, and rebalance the water before routine care begins.
Working equipment is required: Successful restoration needs dependable circulation and filtration. If the pump or filter cannot perform the work, the necessary repair must be completed before—or under a separately approved equipment scope.
Questions Before Your Estimate
Can treatment start if the pump does not run?
How many visits will it take?
Does restoration include ongoing service?
What Shapes Your Exterior Cleaning Estimate
Square footage is only one part of the job. The surface, contaminant, height, drainage, access, and nearby property determine the safest method and the time required to produce a consistent result.
Total area and layout
Square footage matters, but stairs, narrow walkways, separate work areas, and detailed edges also affect labor time.
Surface material
Concrete, pavers, stone, stucco, siding, painted surfaces, fencing, and pool decks require different methods.
Type of staining
Algae, mildew, tannins, rust, irrigation marks, oil, grease, gum, and efflorescence do not respond to one treatment.
Severity and age of buildup
Heavy or established staining may require pretreatment, slower passes, spot treatment, or a return application.
Soft wash or surface cleaning
Delicate vertical and painted surfaces need a different process than durable flat concrete.
Access and height
Gates, slopes, second-story areas, rooflines, blocked walkways, and equipment placement change setup time.
Drainage and water access
Water supply, runoff direction, nearby pools, and areas where dirty water can collect affect the work plan.
Property protection
Plants, furniture, vehicles, electrical fixtures, painted trim, doors, and adjacent surfaces may need protection.
How We Build Your Quote
Define every surface
We walk the property and list the exact concrete, pavers, walls, decks, or other areas included.
Match the cleaning method
We identify the material and staining, then choose appropriate pressure, chemistry, protection, and runoff planning.
Approve the written scope
The quote identifies included areas and specialty treatment before equipment is set up.
Your quote defines the result and scope: The proposal identifies the surfaces being cleaned and any specialty stain treatment. Sealing, painting, repairs, and stains that cannot be guaranteed are discussed separately.
Questions Before Your Estimate
Is everything priced only by square footage?
Do you pressure wash every surface?
Can every old stain be removed?
What Shapes Your Screen-Cleaning Estimate
Shade and foliage keep enclosures damp, while lichen and organic growth attach to both mesh and aluminum. We assess the whole cage so the quote reflects safe access, realistic treatment, and protection of the pool area.
Enclosure size and height
Large cages, tall walls, two-story sections, mansard roofs, and complex roof panels require more setup and cleaning time.
Surrounding foliage
Trees, palms, vines, and dense landscaping create shade, hold moisture, drop debris, and can restrict access.
Lichen and established growth
Lichen bonds tightly to screen and aluminum and may need more dwell time, repeat treatment, or realistic expectations.
Algae, mold, and mildew
The coverage and thickness of green growth, black spotting, and mildew determine chemistry and treatment time.
Roof and gutter debris
Leaves, pine needles, seed pods, and organic matter along beams or roof panels add removal and rinsing work.
Mesh and frame condition
Brittle, torn, loose, sun-damaged, or oxidized materials require lower pressure and extra care.
Access around the cage
Narrow yards, pools close to the screen, landscaping, furniture, equipment, and property lines affect safe reach.
Protection and cleanup
Pool water, plants, deck surfaces, outdoor kitchens, furniture, and equipment must be protected and rinsed.
How We Build Your Quote
Inspect the full enclosure
We assess footprint, height, roof shape, access, foliage, growth, debris, and existing screen damage.
Choose a safe treatment
Chemistry, dwell time, rinse pressure, access, and pool and plant protection are matched to the cage.
Set clear expectations
Your quote explains the included surfaces, buildup being treated, limitations, and any separate repair needs.
Cleaning and repair are separate: Soft washing removes organic buildup without intentionally stressing the mesh. Existing tears, loose spline, oxidation, paint failure, and damaged panels are documented and quoted separately if repair is requested.
Questions Before Your Estimate
Why does surrounding foliage affect price?
Can lichen require more than one treatment?
Will cleaning repair damaged screen?
What Shapes Your Commercial Cleaning Proposal
A useful commercial proposal must define every included area, the cleaning standard, work windows, pedestrian controls, runoff planning, and reporting—not simply provide one unexplained total.
Total property scope
Exteriors, sidewalks, curbs, dumpster pads, breezeways, loading areas, pool decks, and parking surfaces are measured separately.
Surface and contaminant type
Concrete, pavers, stucco, grease, gum, mildew, rust, oil, and traffic grime require different treatment.
One-time or recurring service
Maintenance prevents heavy buildup, while a neglected property may need a more intensive initial cleaning.
Operating and access hours
Customer traffic, tenants, deliveries, gates, vehicles, and noise restrictions determine safe work windows.
Height and equipment needs
Multi-story surfaces, canopies, large facades, and difficult access can require additional setup or equipment.
Water, drainage, and containment
Available water, storm drains, runoff control, grease, and site requirements affect planning.
Safety and property protection
Pedestrian routing, cones, wet-surface control, landscaping, signage, and neighboring businesses add coordination.
Documentation and locations
Insurance documents, site maps, reporting, purchase orders, and multi-property scheduling become part of the program.
How We Build Your Quote
Walk and map the property
We identify every included area, contaminant, access point, water source, drainage concern, and operational restriction.
Build the service program
The proposal defines cleaning methods, sequencing, safety controls, work windows, frequency, and documentation.
Coordinate the work
We confirm site contacts and timing so cleaning can proceed with minimal disruption to customers, tenants, and operations.
A proposal property managers can compare: Each included area, cleaning method, service time, and frequency is written into the scope so there is no ambiguity about what the price covers.
Questions Before Your Estimate
Can work be scheduled around operating hours?
Do you offer recurring programs?
Can the proposal include multiple locations?
No Surprises. Just a Clear, Honest Quote.
Every H2Oasis quote is built around your property, the service you need, and the actual scope of work. Book a free, no-obligation on-site assessment — you'll have a clear number before we start the work. No contracts, fully insured, BBB A+, 5-star rated. Serving Minneola, Clermont & 12 Central Florida cities.