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Pool Service & Repair in St. Petersburg, FL

Looking for a Pool Service pro in St. Petersburg? Typical prices start at $180/mo — call a licensed local pro directly. Serving Downtown St. Pete · Old Northeast · Kenwood · Grand Central and nearby.

Pool Service & Repair pros in St. Petersburg

St. Pete mixes historic homes in the Old Northeast with beach condos on the Gulf side — older wiring and plumbing meet salt-air corrosion. Local pros who know Pinellas housing stock are worth their weight in gold here.

Glass Pool Service & Repair

Pool Service & Repair · St. Petersburg
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$180/motypical starting price
+1 (727) 455-9630

Speedy Pool & Spas LLC

Pool Service & Repair · St. Petersburg
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$180/motypical starting price
+1 (941) 212-9917

St Pete Pool Sharks

Pool Service & Repair · St. Petersburg
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$180/motypical starting price
+1 (727) 618-8820

Pool Service & Repair prices — St. Petersburg (2026)

Typical Florida market ranges. Final price depends on the job — confirm it with the pro before work starts.

JobTypical price
Weekly service (monthly)$180 – $300/mo
One-time cleanup / green-to-clean$250 – $600
Pump replacement$450 – $1,200
Filter replacement$400 – $1,000
Pool heater install$2,500 – $5,500
Leak detection$300 – $550
Resurfacing$3,500 – $7,000+

Common jobs in St. Petersburg

Weekly pool cleaningPump & filter repairPool heater installLeak detectionGreen-to-clean serviceResurfacing & remodelScreen cage repairSalt system conversion

Questions — Pool Service & Repair in St. Petersburg

How much is weekly pool service in Florida? Most homeowners pay $180–$300/month for weekly full service (chemicals, brushing, skimming, filter checks). Larger pools, screen enclosures and heavy oak-leaf neighborhoods sit at the top of the range.
Does a pool contractor need a Florida license? Weekly cleaning/chemical service does not require a state contractor license, but repairs, equipment installs and resurfacing do (Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, CPC). Our listings note which pros hold a CPC license.
Why does my pool turn green so fast? Heat + rain + phosphates. One heavy summer storm can dilute chemicals and dump in nutrients; algae blooms in 48 hours. Pros test after storms, not just on schedule.
Variable-speed pump — worth it? Florida law now requires efficient pumps on most installs, and utilities offer rebates. A variable-speed pump typically cuts pool electricity costs by 50–80% and pays for itself in 1–2 seasons.

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