Clear water. Less work. More summer.
Open it properly, keep it clear and close it before winter. Prairie Blue provides scheduled residential pool care in Winnipeg and surrounding areas, with clear scopes and pricing before the work begins.
Choose how closely you want the pool watched.
Every plan includes one complete cleaning each week. Higher-frequency plans add water, debris and equipment checks between full-cleaning visits—useful during heat, heavy use and Manitoba's messier stretches of summer.
Weekly Care
One complete scheduled visit each week.
- Complete weekly cleaning
- Water testing and routine balancing
- Equipment and visible leak check
- Digital visit report and photo
- Routine maintenance chemicals included
Complete Care
Two scheduled visits each week.
- Everything in Weekly Care
- Second weekly chemistry and debris visit
- Faster response to heat and heavy use
- Closer sanitizer and equipment oversight
- Routine maintenance chemicals included
High-Use Care
Three scheduled visits each week.
- Everything in Complete Care
- Third weekly chemistry and debris visit
- Best for trees, entertaining and high use
- Maximum routine oversight
- Routine maintenance chemicals included
Not just a quick chemical check.
The pool, circulation system and water chemistry affect one another. Our visits are built to catch developing issues—not simply make the water look acceptable on the day we arrive.
Test sanitizer, pH and alkalinity, with calcium and stabilizer checked as the season requires.
Skim the surface, empty baskets and complete vacuuming, brushing and waterline care based on condition.
Check filter pressure, backwash when required and confirm that the equipment is operating normally.
Record the visit, adjustments and visible concerns, supported by a site photo.
Start clean. Winterize with care.
Choose equipment-only service when the cover and surrounding cleanup are already handled. Choose complete service when you want Prairie Blue to manage the normal opening or closing sequence.
Equipment Start-Up
For a pool with the winter cover already removed.
- Reconnect pump, filter, heater and sanitizer equipment
- Open skimmer and return lines
- Install normal fittings and deck equipment
- Prime and start the circulation system
- Initial operating and visible leak check
Complete Pool Opening
The normal full-service start to the season.
- Pump standing water and remove normal cover debris
- Remove, rinse, fold and place cover for storage
- Complete equipment start-up
- Reinstall normal ladders, rails and fittings
- Initial test and standard opening treatment
Equipment Winterization
For an owner handling water preparation and the winter cover.
- Lower water where standard access allows
- Blow out and protect normal circulation lines
- Drain and winterize pump, filter and heater
- Remove normal fittings and deck equipment
- Standard antifreeze and winterizing plugs
Complete Pool Closing
Full preparation for a Winnipeg winter.
- Complete equipment winterization
- Normal water-level adjustment
- Standard closing treatment
- Remove normal ladders, rails and fittings
- Install standard winter cover and water bags
Help when the pool needs more.
These prices make smaller service decisions easier. Parts, specialty chemicals, extensive cleanup and unusual systems remain additional.
Up to 90 minutes of cleaning and water recovery after opening.
Cleaning, chemistry and equipment check without a recurring plan.
Troubleshooting for pumps, filters, heaters and circulation concerns.
Applied after the included first hour where required.
Remove, clean, inspect and reinstall accessible cartridges.
Inspect and clean an accessible residential salt cell.
A scheduled check while you are away, without a recurring plan.
Assessment and staged recovery plan for algae or severely unbalanced water.
Clear scope prevents surprise invoices.
Published recurring prices apply to residential pools up to 80,000 litres in maintainable condition. Larger pools and complex systems are quoted.
Reasonable routine sanitizer and balancing chemicals are included in care plans. Salt, stabilizer at start-up, phosphate, stain, metal, algae-recovery and specialty treatments are additional.
The customer maintains the required water level, power, safe access and normal between-visit use of the pool. Weekly Care may require owner attention between visits during extreme conditions.
Recurring care is billed every four weeks and carries an eight-week minimum. The billing cycle is four weeks, not a calendar month.
Attached spas, multiple pumps, waterfalls, additional skimmers and returns, fitted covers, excessive debris and inaccessible equipment may add cost.
Standard pricing applies within Prairie Blue's Winnipeg service zone. Surrounding-area addresses are confirmed by postal code and may include travel.
Pool care, without the vague parts.
We confirm the pool, equipment, cover and address before reserving a recurring route or seasonal appointment.
Are opening and closing chemicals included?
A standard opening treatment is included with Complete Pool Opening, and a standard winter treatment is included with Complete Pool Closing. Corrective and specialty products are additional.
Will an opening leave the pool ready to swim?
Not always. An opening starts the equipment and begins water treatment. Pools with heavy debris, algae or poor water may need a Spring Recovery Visit and additional filtration time.
Does every maintenance visit include vacuuming?
Every plan includes a complete cleaning at least once weekly. Added visits focus on chemistry, debris, baskets and equipment, with additional cleaning completed when pool condition requires it.
Can I book only while I am away?
Yes. Vacation Care is available as a single visit or a quoted sequence of visits, subject to route availability.
Do you service pools outside Winnipeg?
Yes, in selected surrounding areas. Submit the service address and we will confirm availability and any travel charge before booking.
What can change the posted price?
Pool size, attached spas, water features, additional plumbing, inaccessible equipment, excessive debris, fitted covers, specialty chemicals and existing equipment problems can change the final scope.