This is the best pool cleaning service you'll find in this area, especially if you're lucky enough…read moreto have James. He, not only knows how to professionally clean a pool, he's quite knowledgeable about the equipment and chemical usages. He's very patient with all my questions and even in the heat of the day at 93 degrees, he still works as hard as if it were 65 degrees out. I should mention that I've had 4 or 5 other pool cleaning companies more than 5 years ago and have been cleaning my own pool since 2019. Having James has made this transition very easy.

Started using Aquatic in Mount Dora, and so far James has been on time, communicates and well…read morepriced. And the pool looks great. So far we couldn't be happier.

I have been a client of Orca since I added my pool in 2020, as I was and still am a pool novice!…read morethe staff has been professional and timely. On occasion I have asked questions/concerns staff and owners have handled with good information. what I really like is Michelle's emails regarding cold weather water height, hurricane and pool pump issues. Plus recognizing her staff needing family time during holidays and making excellent thoughtful scheduling changes. You can not go wrong with this company for your pool needs! Thank you, Sue Deter

From time to time, I noticed that there was visible debris in the bottom of the pool - probably…read moreshould be vacuumed but was not. Also the last service noted that the skimmer basket was emptied but when I checked there were 2 small dead frogs in the skimmer basket. You asked.

After thee death of a homeowne Natalia Banks of Puddle Pools New Orleans has done a great job…read morelearning a nonchemical system and taking care of the pool attn to detail and good mechanical knowledge

First off, I want to say that I truly believe the pool cleaners or at least the one we had try to…read moredo the best they can, but they are overwhelmed with too many accounts to take care of in one day. I think it's a management issue... You can't expect someone to clean 30+ pools per day thoroughly and take care of all the equipment/chemicals, etc. it's just not gonna happen. NOTE: all except one of the photos posted here was uploaded by the business owner. I'm not sure what they're trying to convey with pictures of vehicles, baseball team, and pools. I highly recommend to any pool owner installing cameras so you really know what's going on with your pool cleaning.

Best in Orlando/Windermere/Central Florida…read more Been using them for 12 years and always honest, on time and available. A+++ local business.

If you're looking for a pool service company to solve your pool needs and problems, DON'T contact…read morePooltek Pool Services, unless you're ok paying up front for an assessment with no solution. The first red flag should have been that they required a $95 payment before even scheduling a tech to come out. And even after making the online payment, I had to reach out to them to confirm receipt and prod them to send out a technician. In short, my pool pump stopped drawing water effectively. I was stumped after checking the PCV joints, O-rings, the impeller, and having backwashed my line. The first tech spent all but 12-15 minutes on site to say he didn't know what was wrong but suspected a clog in the line. He said he didn't have the equipment on hand (the equipment being a $12 bladder kit I picked up at Ace Hardware later that same day -- something any pool tech should carry with them). After I tested the line for a clog with the bladder kit, water appeared to be flowing just fine. After several unanswered phone calls to PoolTek, I requested another tech come out. I told a man named Robert (presumably a manager I can't recall, that I had never had a pool repair company come out to my place and not leave with a fix or a solution. A second tech came out and after about 25-30 minutes, he also concluded there was a clog. So, that's when I contacted Dr. Pool Leak Detection to have them pressure-test the line for a clog/ leak ($300 more dollars out of pocket). While I thought it a bit pricey, the tech who came out was very thorough and gave me the results I expected -- NO leak and NO clog. He also pointed out a steady drip of water from under the pump, which I overlooked beforehand. I decided to purchase a pool pump seal repair kit for about $35 and disassembled the pump. Sure enough, I saw worn and broken seals/gaskets. I replaced them, reassembled the pump, and am happy to report it's working perfectly. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND NOT USING POOLTEK POOL SERVICES - unless you like throwing away money and being gaslit.