How much does a one-time deep cleaning cost?

One-time deep cleaning starts from $180. The final price depends on the pool and its condition, so call (702) 555-0194 or book online and we'll talk it through.

When should I choose a deep cleaning instead of a green pool cleanup?

A deep cleaning suits a neglected or dirty pool, or one that is opening for the season. If the water has turned green, a green pool cleanup is the better fit. It starts from $250, and we give a firm quote after seeing the pool.

Do I need to be home during the visit?

No. We only need gate access. You get a text with photos and readings after the visit.

What if you find a problem with my pump or equipment?

We tell you what we see and give you a price before any repair work starts. Pump and motor diagnostics start from $95.

One-Time Pool Deep Cleaning in Las Vegas

A full reset for a pool that got away from you

Sometimes a pool needs more than a skim and a quick test. Maybe the house sat empty for a few months. Maybe you bought a home with a pool nobody has looked after. Maybe it's March and you're ready to open the pool for the season.

Our one-time deep cleaning is built for those situations. It's a full reset, so the pool starts from a clean, balanced baseline instead of a guess. There's no ongoing contract attached. Blue Basin Pool Care has been looking after backyard pools across the Las Vegas valley for 11 years.

Why Las Vegas pools slip so quickly

Pools here work against the desert, and a few weeks of neglect can add up fast.

Sun and heat. Long, intense summers burn through chlorine and speed up algae growth in warm water.
Hard water. Valley tap water is high in minerals. As water evaporates, those minerals stay behind and can show up as white scale on tile and surfaces.
Dust and wind. Desert dust and windstorms push fine grit and debris into the pool, and much of it settles on the floor and clogs the filter.
Leaves and blossoms. Nearby trees and landscaping drop leaves, seed pods and flowers into the water, especially in spring.
Evaporation. Dry air pulls water out quickly. Low water can hurt skimmer and pump performance, and it concentrates everything left in the pool.

A pool that looked fine in April can look very different by July. A deep cleaning is how you get it back under control.

What the deep cleaning is meant to do

The goal is to bring the pool back to a clean, balanced, working condition. Here is what that work covers:

Clearing debris from the surface and the floor
Brushing walls, steps and waterline areas where buildup collects
Checking the filter and the basics of how the equipment is running
Testing and balancing the water so it is ready for swimming

You get a text with the readings, the same as our weekly customers do. If we see something that needs attention, such as a pump that sounds wrong or a filter in poor shape, we tell you and give you a price before any repair work.

Is it a deep cleaning or a green pool cleanup?

The two are close, but not the same.

A deep cleaning fits a pool that is neglected, dull, dusty or dirty, or one that is simply waking up for the season. It starts from $180.

If the water has already turned green, you probably want our Green pool cleanup. That service takes a pool from green to swim-ready, usually within a few days, and starts from $250. We give you a firm quote after seeing the pool.

Not sure which one you need? Call us at (702) 555-0194 or send photos, and we will point you to the right one.

Opening the pool for the season

If the pool has been sitting under a cover or half-running through the cooler months, a deep cleaning is a good way to start swim season. You'll know the water is balanced and the equipment is running before the first 100-degree weekend arrives, not after.

If the pump is noisy, leaking or not priming when the pool wakes up, see our Pump and motor repair service. We diagnose first and quote before any work, with diagnostics from $95.

Buying, selling or moving into a home with a pool

Pools are a big part of homes across Las Vegas, Henderson and Summerlin. If you've just closed on a house with a pool, or you're getting one ready before listing, a one-time reset gives you a clean starting point. You'll also learn what condition the pool and equipment are really in. If the equipment is old and costly to run, we can talk through Equipment upgrades like variable-speed pumps, salt systems and heaters that cut energy use.

What it costs

One-time deep cleaning starts from $180. The final price depends on the pool and how far it has gone, so call us or book online and we'll talk it through. We won't start repair work on equipment without giving you a price first.

You don't need to be home

We only need gate access. After the visit you get a text with photos and readings, so you can see what was done without being there.

Serving the Las Vegas valley

We work in Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, Centennial Hills and Southern Highlands. Our office hours are Monday to Friday 7:00 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. We are closed Sundays.

Keep it clear after the reset

A deep cleaning gets the pool back on track, and regular care keeps it there. Many customers follow a reset with Weekly pool service, which starts from $120 a month. You get the same tech each week, plus a text after every visit with the chemical readings. We also cover your neighborhood with weekly pool service in Las Vegas.

Ready to reset your pool?

Tell us about your pool and we will get you on the schedule. Book online or call (702) 555-0194.