Your Pool. Properly Closed. Fully Protected.

The $395 starting price applies to standard residential pool configurations. Larger or more complex pools may require additional labor, materials, or specialized winterization procedures.

Examples may include pool-and-spa combinations, multiple pumps, water features, complex plumbing or automation, and unusual equipment configurations.

We will identify additional requirements before performing work outside the standard closing scope.

Yes. Filter cleaning is included in SPGA's closing process, along with proper filter drainage and winterization.

If we identify any observable concerns while closing the pool, we will document them and let you know.

Repairs, replacement components, specialty chemicals, safety-cover repairs, or other work outside the standard closing scope are quoted or billed separately as applicable.

Our preference is to identify the issue now rather than discover it when you're ready to open the pool in the spring.

No. SPGA does not install traditional tarp-style or water-bag winter covers. If your pool currently uses one, you may still request professional closing and winterization service; installation of the cover remains the homeowner's responsibility. We will confirm the closing scope with you before scheduling.

We can also evaluate your pool for a new or replacement fitted safety cover.

Yes. Customers whose pools are closed by SPGA receive priority access to our seasonal spring-opening schedule.

Because we documented the closing, our technicians also have a record of how the system was winterized and the condition in which it was left.

Closing appointments are scheduled seasonally, and availability becomes more limited as colder weather approaches.

If you know approximately when you want to stop using the pool, request your closing now and we can coordinate the appropriate timeframe.