Yes — switching pool companies is usually straightforward, and it should be. If you are currently unhappy with your pool service here is what to know about making a change.
Check Whether You Are in a Contract
The first thing to check is whether your current service is month-to-month or locked into a term contract. Some pool companies require 6-month or 12-month commitments with early cancellation fees. Others operate month-to-month with simple written notice to cancel. Before signing up with any pool company ask directly: is this a contract or a month-to-month agreement? What is the cancellation policy? Are there penalties for cancelling early? A company confident in their service quality does not need to lock you in to keep your business.
What to Do Before You Switch
Before your new service begins it helps to confirm gate access instructions so your new company can begin without delays and note any equipment issues from your previous service history. Check your filter condition — a new service company may recommend a cleaning if the filter has not been maintained recently.
What to Look for in the New Company
Ask the new company: what parameters do you test on every visit? Do you send a service report and photo after each visit? What is your approach to water chemistry? Are you licensed and insured? How long have you been serving this area? The quality of those answers will tell you whether the switch is worth making.
Magic Blue Pools — Month-to-Month, No Contracts
Magic Blue Pools operates on a month-to-month service agreement. There are no long-term contracts and no cancellation penalties. If you are not satisfied with our service you can stop at any time with reasonable notice. We have served South Bay homeowners since 2007 with a focus on proper water chemistry, reliable weekly service, and a photo and written service report after every visit. Health Department License PR0160013. Call or text (424) 999-7393 or submit a digital quote at magicbluepools.com.