Penny’s Pool Service

09/01/2026

08/27/2026

With Tommy Clark – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

08/21/2026

Thank you so much, Stacy! We truly appreciate you taking the time to leave such a kind review. We know how frustrating pool equipment problems can be, so getting you taken care of quickly was important to us. Thank you for trusting Penny’s Pool Service with your pool! ❤️ We appreciate your business more than you know!

07/31/2026

With Oasis Pool Plastering Inc. – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

07/22/2026

Another success was green and now it’s blue again . They also signed them up for a weekly service starting August 1. Thank You Smith Family for trusting us with your pool .
Before and after pics !!

07/20/2026

At Penny’s Pool Service, we’ve recently seen several pools that would not clear up despite proper chemical balance and routine maintenance. In both cases, the cause was extremely high phosphate levels.

One of the most common sources of phosphates is crape myrtle trees. Their blooms, leaves, and organic debris can introduce large amounts of phosphates into the water, which feed algae and make it very difficult to maintain a clear, healthy pool.

When phosphate levels become excessive, additional treatment is required. This typically includes:

* Applying a phosphate remover.
* Cleaning the pool filter after treatment.
* Performing a second phosphate treatment if necessary.
* Returning to vacuum the pool to remove the dead phosphate residue and debris.

Unfortunately, this process requires additional products, labor, and follow-up visits, which results in an extra service

Thank you for trusting Penny’s Pool Service to keep your pool clean, safe, and swim-ready.

07/09/2026

I appreciate the new digital salt cell, particularly the Pentire Intelliflo model.

So does our customer Coty