
Weekly pool maintenance
The full panel, net and vacuum, tile and walls brushed, every basket emptied and the whole pad inspected. One or two visits a week, year round.
Our own neighborhood — the office is on Radford Ave, so Studio City pools get the shortest drive we have.

Licensed, insured and family-owned












Most calls start here
Four patterns, and none of them is really about the water.
Replastered too many times to acid wash
An acid wash spends a thin layer of finish, and only works while there is about half an inch left. On a sixty-year-old shell the honest answer is sometimes resurfacing — a cheaper conversation before the drain than after.
A modern pump bolted to 1960s plumbing
A variable-speed pump saves money by running slowly for longer. On undersized pipe and a small filter, slow means the pool never turns over and the heater will not see enough flow to fire. The pump is not faulty.
Automation that half works
Controllers retrofitted onto valve setups they were never designed around, then inherited with no manual. The spa fills the pool, and the app has not connected since the router changed.
Automation repairOne skimmer against a mature tree canopy
Older pools were built with a single skimmer for a garden that had not grown in yet. Fifty years on, the basket fills mid-week and the pump pulls against a restriction it should never see.
What is different about pools in 91604
The office is at 4121 Radford Ave, Ste. #214. This is the shortest drive on the whole map, and the only community where the truck is already nearby rather than on its way over a hill.
A great many pools here were built with the houses in the 1950s and 60s: modest, plastered more than once since, and often on their third generation of equipment.
South of Ventura the lots run up toward Laurel Canyon, small and steep with tight side-yard access. North toward the river the streets are flat and shaded by mature trees.
After
BeforeOur services, from the office up the road
The same work everywhere — here is what each one means on a mixed-vintage Studio City pad.
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.
The Studio City route
Routes rather than a radius, and the office is the first stop on the map.
The crew
Four of us. The same faces every week, not whoever was free that morning.




From our Studio City gallery
An aging plaster pool with hollow areas and serious rust under the skimmer, rebuilt as a fully tiled blue interior with sandstone coping cut to the curve.
Interior, steps and surrounds read as one piece of work. Finished around 2015 and still in the gallery.
Nearby, and on the same routes
Tiling and resurfacing from the same crews that run the Studio City route.
Want a real number?
Cross streets, pool size, spa, tree cover — enough for a real number and a Studio-City service day.
Who picks up
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
From a mile away that costs us less than guessing over the phone.
Written for Foothill and Valley homeowners.

Tell it from a stain, scrub it, hold the chlorine, and know when acid wash is next.

The range for chlorine and salt pools, why tablets push it up, and how to bring it down.

Ash is alkaline and carries phosphate. The order to work in once the air clears.
Not stock footage
Filmed on the Studio City route and the streets next to it. Nothing staged, nothing bought from a stock library.
4121 Radford Ave, Ste. #214, Studio City, CA 91604. We are a family-owned company and this is the office, not a mailbox in a neighborhood we visit twice a month. Studio City pools are the closest work we do.
Only if there is enough plaster left — about half an inch is the working minimum, because the acid takes a layer of finish with the stain. We check before recommending it. If the surface is too thin, an acid wash buys you a season and costs you the shell, and we will say so.
Water haulers charge by the load and it is not cheap, but the question usually arrives for the wrong reason. Most pools that need filling are either evaporating normally in summer or losing water somewhere, and a truck fills both equally. It is also why we never drain a green pool to fix it.
Yes, and it is a common first job here. We trace which valve does what, set pump speeds and time clocks to the seasons rather than to whatever they were left on, and hand you a system you can operate. We install Pentair and Jandy equipment, so those controllers are familiar ground.
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. Studio City 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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Nearby, and on the same routes
Tell us the street, the rough size and what is on the pad. Being local, we would rather look than guess.