Residential Pool Care in the
Las Vegas Valley
Las Vegas summers are hard on pool water. Michael keeps yours clear with steady service and a written report after every visit.
What are you looking for?
Ongoing Service
Weekly Pool Service
Consistent weekly care that keeps your pool clear, balanced, and documented, with Michael at every visit.
What's Included
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Consistent Weekly Visits
Same person, Michael, set schedule, week after week.
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Water Balance and Chemistry
Tested and adjusted every visit.
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Equipment Checks and Basic Upkeep
Filters, circulation, and basic mechanical issues addressed before they grow.
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Written Report After Every Visit
Chemistry readings, chemicals applied, tasks completed, and photos, delivered to your inbox automatically.
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Pricing Set at the Assessment
Michael prices your pool after seeing it, then walks you through the number before you commit.
Who It's a Good Fit For
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Homeowners New to Pool Ownership
Buying a home in the Las Vegas Valley often means inheriting a pool you've never had to maintain. Regular professional care means you're not figuring it out on your own.
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Busy Households and Frequent Travelers
Las Vegas households move fast. A set weekly schedule means your pool is cared for properly whether you're home or not.
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Owners Who've Had Unreliable Service
Inconsistent service is a common frustration for Las Vegas Valley pool owners. The same person, the same schedule, every week makes a real difference.
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People Who Want Straight Answers
If you've dealt with pool companies that don't explain what they're doing or why, this is different. You'll hear from Michael after every visit in plain language.
See The Work Up Close
Thorough Where It Counts
Algae takes hold in the corners a deck brush can't fully reach. Watch Michael get in and hand-scrub the spots that keep your water clear, the kind of detail most services skip.
After Every Visit
You'll Know Exactly What Was Done
After each service, Michael sends a written report to your inbox. Chemistry readings, chemicals applied, tasks completed, and photos from the visit: a clear record every time, without having to ask.
- Chemistry Readings: pH, chlorine, alkalinity, and stabilizer levels tested and recorded every visit.
- Chemicals Applied: Every chemical logged by type and amount, so you know exactly what went into your pool.
- Tasks Completed: A clear list of what was done during the visit, from skimming to equipment checks.
- Photos: Visual documentation from the visit, attached to the report automatically.
Your Pool Is Now Sparkling Clean!
Date of Service
June 1, 2026
Serviced By
Michael Brown
POOL SERVICE INFO
Readings
81°F
water temp
90 ppm
total alkalinity
8.0
pH
1 ppm
free chlorine
Chemicals Added
½ lb
cal hypo shock
45 fl oz
muriatic acid
Services Performed
- Brushed Pool & Spa Walls, Tiles, Steps
- Vacuumed Pool & Spa
- Skimmed Pool & Spa Surface
- Emptied Skimmer & Pump Baskets
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One-Time and Periodic
Filter Cleaning and Maintenance
For owners who keep up with their own weekly care but want a professional for the jobs that come up a few times a year.
What This Looks Like
Filter cleaning is the most common periodic job. Over a few months a filter loads up with debris and stops circulating water the way it should, which shows up as cloudy water and weaker flow. Michael breaks down the filter, cleans each element, and checks the system while it is open. He also handles other one-time work, like a deep clean, acid washing for heavy staining or scale, or an equipment check, on a timeline that fits your pool rather than a weekly visit. New clients get nearly 50% off their first filter cleaning.
Who This Is a Good Fit For
- Owners who handle weekly upkeep themselves but want filter cleaning done right
- Pools that stay clean with light use and don't need a weekly visit
- Anyone who wants a professional eye on the equipment a few times a year
Green Pool Recovery
Algae Cleanup and Recovery
For owners with a green pool who want it cleared at the source, so it stays clear instead of coming back in a couple of weeks.
What This Looks Like
A green pool is a symptom, so Michael starts by finding the cause, whether that is a drop in chlorine, high phosphates, or a filter that is reseeding algae back into the water. He clears the bloom, restores the chemistry, and cleans the filter so it does not start the problem over again. Draining is used only when the water truly needs it, which keeps thousands of gallons from being wasted in the desert. After the pool is clear, Michael keeps watching it, and if algae returns, he is back within 24 hours of your call to recheck at no charge.
Who This Is a Good Fit For
- Pools that have turned green and need to be cleared
- Owners who have cleared a bloom before only to watch it return
- Anyone who wants the cause fixed, not just the color
Salt Systems
Salt Cell Cleaning and Salt System Care
For owners with a salt chlorine generator who want the system maintained by someone who understands how it actually works.
What This Looks Like
A salt pool is a chlorine pool that makes its own chlorine, and the cell doing that work needs attention on its own schedule. Calcium scale builds up on the cell plates, and Las Vegas water builds it faster than most places. Left alone, the cell makes less chlorine and wears out sooner. Michael tests salt levels and checks cell condition as part of weekly service, and clears the scale off the plates when it comes due. The timing follows the same rule of thumb as the filter: every 3 to 4 months, sooner if it needs it. Cell cleaning is a flat charge separate from weekly service, and Michael typically handles it on the same visit as the filter since both come due around the same time.
Who This Is a Good Fit For
- Owners with a salt chlorine generator who want the cell maintained, not just the water
- Anyone who has watched a cell wear out sooner than it should have
- Salt pool owners who want the system explained rather than worked around
"Mike is incredibly reliable and does fantastic work. He goes above and beyond for us. Our jacuzzi has never been clearer. Thank you AquaVision for all the hard work."
Residential Pool Care Questions
What to Expect from Weekly Service
What is included in weekly residential pool care? +
Weekly residential pool care typically includes skimming, brushing, vacuuming as needed, basket checks, water testing, chemical balancing, visible equipment review, and service reporting. The goal is to keep the pool clean, balanced, and consistently monitored.
Are chemicals included in the weekly service rate? +
Most clients choose the option that includes standard water-balancing chemicals in the weekly rate: chlorine disinfectants, muriatic acid, and soda ash. Additional chemicals are billed separately per dose as needed, such as conditioner (cyanuric acid), algaecide, phosphate remover, clarifier, or heavier shock treatments used to treat an algae bloom. There is also an option to have all chemicals billed per dose, including the standard balancing chemicals. Michael will walk through both options during the assessment.
Pool chemistry guide for Las Vegas homeowners →Do you clean the pool every visit? +
Yes. Michael cleans the pool and checks the water chemistry during regular service visits. A good weekly visit should address what you can see in the pool and what is happening with the water.
What happens if my pool turns green? +
Michael starts by finding what caused the bloom, such as a drop in chlorine, high phosphates, or a filter that is reseeding the water, then clears it and restores the chemistry. Draining is used only when the water truly needs it. Once the pool is clear, weekly service is what keeps algae from coming back, and if it returns, Michael is back within 24 hours of your call to recheck it at no charge.
How Michael cleared a severe algae bloom without draining →Do you service salt water pools? +
Yes. Salt pools are a regular part of the weekly book. A salt system changes how chlorine gets into the water, not whether the pool needs care, so the weekly visit covers the same ground plus the parts specific to salt: testing the salt level and checking the condition of the cell. Cell cleaning is handled as a separate flat charge when it comes due, usually on the same visit as the filter.
Salt water pool care in Las Vegas →How will I receive my pool service report? +
Michael uses a professional pool service app to send a service report by email after every visit. The report includes water chemistry readings, work completed, photos, and any recommended follow-up work. You get a clear record of every visit, delivered to your inbox automatically.
Will Michael tell me before doing extra work? +
Yes. If extra work is recommended, Michael confirms it with you before completing it. You should understand what is being done, why it is needed, and what it costs before anything additional is started.
How does AquaVision Pool Care price weekly service? +
Michael prices your pool after seeing it during a free assessment, based on its size, condition, and what it needs. The thorough weekly cleaning is part of the base price, while occasional work like filter cleaning, extra chemicals, and one-time projects is billed only when needed. You're billed after the work is done, and every charge appears in your report and monthly invoice.
How our pool service pricing works →Are weekly service and filter cleaning the same thing? +
No. Weekly service keeps the pool clean, balanced, and monitored on a regular schedule. Filter cleaning is a separate maintenance task that helps the filtration system work properly. All pools need filter cleaning periodically in addition to weekly care. Every 3 to 4 months is a reasonable rule of thumb, but actual timing depends on your filter type, pool use, and debris load. As a one-time introductory offer, the first filter cleaning for new clients is nearly 50% off the regular price.
How your pool system works →Get Started
Ready to Schedule a Free Pool Assessment?
Michael will review your pool's condition, walk through what he finds, and explain the next step. No commitment required.
Schedule a Free Pool AssessmentPrefer to call or text? (725) 219-7464
Servicing the Valley
See the Areas We Serve
AquaVision Pool Care is based in Northwest Las Vegas and serves pools across the valley. Find your area below for details specific to your neighborhood.
Enterprise
Southern Highlands, Mountain's Edge, and surrounding golf-course estates.
Henderson
Master-planned villages and resort-style communities like Lake Las Vegas.
North Las Vegas
Larger lots from established Craig Road and Lake Mead to newer Aliante and Valley Vista.
Northwest Las Vegas
Skye Canyon, Centennial Hills, and surrounding northwest communities.
Spring Valley
Established neighborhoods throughout the southwest valley, including Section 10's larger custom lots.
Summerlin
Summerlin North, South, and West, including golf-course communities like The Ridges.
How It Starts
Why Care Starts With a Free Assessment
What a pool needs depends on its real condition, which only shows up in person. The assessment is the work Michael does, not a task for you. He comes out, reviews the pool, and gives you an honest picture of what it needs before you commit to anything.
On-Site Review
Michael comes to your pool and reviews overall condition, water balance, and equipment basics. There is nothing you need to prepare.
Walkthrough
Michael walks through what he found with you directly. You leave knowing exactly what your pool needs and what to expect.
Written Summary
You receive a written assessment outlining your pool's condition and recommended next steps, before any service commitment.
Request an Assessment
Schedule Your Free Pool Assessment
Tell us about your pool and Michael will follow up within one business day.