
Weekly maintenance
Full chemical panel, net and vacuum, brushing, every basket emptied — including the leaf canister, which on a park-side garden is the one that fills.
In most of Los Angeles the pool is younger than the house. In Los Feliz it often is not.

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Most calls start here
Four causes account for most of the calls from this side of the hill.
Filters fill faster than the calendar suggests
Baskets catch the coarse litter; the fine material lands in the filter, where pressure climbs and flow drops long before the water looks wrong.
Filter cleaningPads built one purchase at a time
A pump from this decade, a filter from the last, a heater older than both. A variable-speed pump left low starves a heater's flow switch, and the owner is told the heater has failed.
Diagnosis comes firstLong, elbow-heavy pipe runs on hillside lots
Every fitting is resistance, and an air leak in that run shows as bubbles in the pump lid rather than a puddle. Lost prime is often plumbing, not the motor.
Pump repairOld plaster carrying decades of staining
Period pools are usually on their second or third finish, and each acid wash takes a little more. Where the reserve has gone, a replaster is the better spend.
Start-up programmeWhy Los Feliz is different
The streets below Griffith Park were built out in the 1920s and 1930s and many of the pools followed soon after — re-plastered, re-tiled and re-plumbed in pieces, by different people, across ninety years.
That is what makes a pool in 90027 different from an identical one on flat ground: not the water, the layers underneath it. The park backs onto these gardens, so oak, sycamore and eucalyptus drop something in every month of the year.
Reaching the pool is rarely simple either: stairs from the street, a drive too narrow to turn a truck, a pad tucked round the side. None of that changes the weekly checklist — it changes how long a visit takes and what fails first.
After
BeforeWhat we do in Los Feliz
Steep access and long carries cost time, and time is what weekly service is.
Pricing
Volume decides chemical demand, so it decides the price. Typical homes land between $179 and $249 a month. Chemicals included, no minimum contract.


Prices as of August 2026, for a pool in normal condition.
One-time work
Quoted on the job, because nobody can price a green pool from a web form.
Which day we are on your street
One loop, with chemicals and spare parts for those pools already on the truck.
The crew
Four of us. The same faces every week, not whoever was free that morning.




A Los Feliz job, start to finish
Interior, coping and deck all done together, filled and running the week before a family wedding.
A fully tiled interior, new coping and deck, and a pool that met a date nobody could move.
Nearby, and on the same routes
Hollywood Hills, Hollywood and Eagle Rock share the days that serve Los Feliz.
Tell us what the pool needs, how big it is and your ZIP — and a price the same day.
Rewards
$100 for every friend you send us, up to two. No code, no form — they call and mention your name.
Where we work
Crews leave from Studio City every morning. Open any area for what is different there.

Send your ZIP or cross streets. We come back the same day with the day we would be there — and what weekly service would cost on your pool.
Or call (818) 740-6099
Mention it when you call — access is half the visit here.
Written for Foothill and Valley homeowners.


The order to work in after a storm, and where the overflow is allowed to go.

Equipment, labour, and the California rule that picks the pump for you.
Not stock footage
Filmed on the Los Feliz route and the streets next to it. Nothing staged, nothing bought from a stock library.
It depends on what is left. A wash removes a thin layer of plaster, so the pool needs at least half an inch in reserve first — and pools this old have often been washed several times already. Where the reserve has gone, another wash buys a season and costs you the surface.
Usually yes, provided baskets and filter are treated as the main event rather than an afterthought. Where the canopy sits over the water, two visits a week is the honest answer. The tell is the pump basket: full every week rather than half full means more debris than one visit can carry.
It changes the time, not the checklist — mostly filter cleaning, since cartridges and grids get carried up and back down. It is also why we would rather catch a small leak on the pad early than a dead pump at the bottom of the stairs in July.
We diagnose first, because on a hillside pool much of what looks like pump failure is a suction-side air leak that a new pump would inherit. When the motor really is finished, a variable-speed unit suits long runs, and manufacturers put the saving at up to $1,100 a year against a single-speed pump.
Weekly service starts at $159 a month for a pool up to 15,000 gallons and runs to $249 a month for pools over 40,000, with standard chemicals included. Most customers pay between $179 and $249. Los Feliz is priced the same as everywhere else on our routes — the address does not change the number, the pool does. One-time work is quoted on the job: green to clean from $349, acid wash from $749, equipment repair at $175 an hour.
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Gallons, tree cover, whether there is a spa, and how the equipment is reached.