Pool Service and Exterior-Care FAQ

Weekly residential pool service in Cape Coral starts at $115 per month for Crystal Clear and $125 for Aqua Pure. Deep Clean starts at $135 for qualifying caged pools and $165 for qualifying open-air pools. Pool Perfection starts at $155 for qualifying caged pools and $185 for qualifying open-air pools. Plans are based on pools up to 15,000 gallons, route availability, access, condition, and the selected scope.

Crystal Clear is chemistry-focused for homeowners who perform their own physical cleaning. Aqua Pure adds routine brushing. Deep Clean is the preferred full-service option, with scheduled vacuuming, periodic filter cleaning, and periodic salt-cell cleaning. Pool Perfection increases the frequency of vacuuming, filter cleaning, and salt-cell cleaning for homeowners who want the most complete recurring plan.

Every recurring plan includes weekly water testing and balancing, standard chemicals within normal service requirements, an accessible equipment-area visual inspection, and a digital service report. Surface skimming, basket service, brushing, vacuuming, filter cleaning, and salt-cell cleaning depend on the selected plan and listed frequency.

Standard chemicals used during routine weekly balancing are included within normal service requirements. Specialty treatments, excessive chemical demand, severe contamination, metal treatment, phosphate remediation, algae recovery, water replacement, and corrective work may be quoted separately.

Yes. Weekly service can include salt-level testing, sanitizer monitoring, visible salt-system checks, and plan-specific salt-cell cleaning. Pool Armor Pros does not perform major salt-system repairs but can document visible concerns and recommend a qualified repair provider.

Yes. Many Southwest Florida clients are seasonal. Continuous weekly service is generally the safest option while a property is vacant because chemistry, debris, circulation, weather, and equipment issues continue even when the home is unoccupied.

No. Pool Armor Pros does not perform major equipment repairs, major plumbing repairs, heater repair, electrical work, or automation replacement. Visible issues can be documented and referred to a qualified repair specialist.

Published starting prices are $275 for qualifying light green pools, $595 for qualifying dark green or swamp pools, and $675 for qualifying yellow or mustard algae pools. Suspected black algae and unusual conditions require an individual quote.

A qualifying light green pool may clear in approximately 3–5 days. Dark green and mustard algae conditions often require approximately 5–7 days. Weather, filtration, circulation, pool volume, debris, and equipment performance affect the timeline.

The treatment chemicals required for the written recovery cycle are included in the quoted package. Repairs, water replacement, excessive debris, specialty stain work, and additional visits outside the quoted cycle are separate unless included in writing.

Storm Pool Clean-Outs start at $255 for Basic Storm, $510 for Advanced Storm, $945 for Hurricane Storm, and $1,690 for Complete Drain & Restart. Final pricing depends on debris, contamination, access, pool size, water condition, equipment status, disposal needs, and required visits.

Storm response depends on safe access, road and bridge conditions, staffing, power restoration, route availability, and the number of affected customers. Existing weekly pool clients receive first scheduling priority, but no universal response-time guarantee applies after a major storm.

Most storm clean-outs do not require a complete drain. Vacuum-to-waste, partial water replacement, repeated filtration, debris removal, and chemistry treatment may be sufficient. Complete draining is reserved for severe contamination or conditions that cannot be safely corrected with the existing water.

Traditional joint sanding starts at $0.23 per square foot with a recommended $225 minimum. Sealing-only starts at $1.25 per square foot with a $500 minimum. Full preparation and sealing starts at $1.65 per square foot with a $600 minimum. Required stripping adds $1.00 per square foot, with an $800 standalone minimum, making strip plus full preparation and sealing $2.65 per square foot.

Available options include color-enhancing satin, high-gloss wet-look, and natural true matte. The correct product depends on the substrate, existing treatment, pool-deck use, exposure, and desired appearance.

Bare concrete wash and penetrating seal starts at $1.20 per square foot with a $350 minimum. Previously coated concrete requiring stripping starts at $2.20 per square foot with an $800 minimum.

Asphalt shingle roof preparation and sealing starts at $2.00 per billable square foot. Concrete and qualifying unglazed clay tile preparation and sealing starts at $2.25 per billable square foot. Both have an $850 minimum. Final billable area includes applicable pitch, peaks, hips, valleys, dormers, multiple roof sections, stories, access, material, condition, preparation, and weather requirements.

No. Roof sealing is not leak repair, waterproofing, flashing repair, underlayment replacement, structural roofing work, or roof replacement. Active leaks require a qualified roofing contractor.

Full Broadcast is the most popular option at $8.75 per square foot, Medium Broadcast is $8.25, and Light Broadcast is $8.00. Customers choose the pigmented epoxy base color and decorative flake blend. Standard pricing includes diamond grinding, qualifying crack and surface patching, a moisture-mitigating vapor-barrier primer, pigmented epoxy base coat, decorative flake, clear UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat, edging, and cleanup. Any project-specific minimum is confirmed in the written QuoteIQ estimate.

Qualifying covered concrete lanais and some exposed residential slabs may be considered because the polyaspartic topcoat is UV stable. Moisture, drainage, heat, standing water, surface temperature, and traction requirements must still be evaluated before installation.

Professional polyaspartic provides better UV stability, color retention, abrasion resistance, chemical resistance, hot-tire performance, and return-to-service time than many thin DIY epoxy or floor-paint kits. A properly prepared professional system commonly provides approximately 10–15 years or longer of residential service, while bargain coatings may show significant wear, peeling, yellowing, or fading within roughly 2–5 years. These are general ranges, not warranties.

No. Compatible traction additives may improve slip resistance on qualifying applications, but no sealed or coated surface can be guaranteed slip-proof, especially when wet, contaminated, worn, or improperly maintained.