Gil Pool Service logo: a Florida pool at sunset Gil Pool ServiceClean. Clear. Reliable. (407) 687-6710

Oviedo · Seminole County, Florida

You bought a pool.
Not a second job.

Gil Pool Service keeps Central Florida pools clean, balanced and swimmable all year. Same tech, same day, every week. You get a photo log before we leave, so you know exactly what happened while you were at work.

  • 5.0 stars · 29 Google reviews
  • Family owned since 2023
  • BBB rating A+
  • No contract
  • Residential · Commercial · HOA
Visit logLeft at every stop
Tue routeTech L. GilLake Mary 32746
  • Water tested on site
  • Chemicals balanced
  • Surface skimmed
  • Walls, steps and tile brushed
  • Floor vacuumed
  • Skimmer and pump baskets emptied
  • Filter pressure checked
FC
3.0 ppm
pH
7.5
TA
95 ppm
CH
280 ppm
CYA
45 ppm
PSI
14
Note to owner: pump sounds clean, cell output good. Oak litter heavy this week so I ran the vacuum twice. Photos sent to your phone before I pulled out of the driveway.

What we do

Pool service for Seminole County homes, HOAs and businesses

Gil Pool Service is a family owned pool company based in Oviedo, Florida. We provide weekly pool cleaning, green pool cleanup, filter cleaning and pool equipment repair for residential, commercial and HOA properties across Seminole County. Every visit includes water testing, chemical balancing and a photo log sent to the owner.

The numbers

What balanced water actually means

Most pool problems in Florida are not mysterious. They are one of seven readings drifting out of range while nobody was watching. Here is what we hold your pool to, and why each one matters in this climate.

Water targets we hold on every Central Florida pool
ReadingTarget rangeWhy it matters here
Free chlorine2.0 to 4.0 ppmFlorida sun burns off unstabilized chlorine in hours. Below 1 ppm, algae starts the same day.
pH7.4 to 7.6High pH makes chlorine lazy and clouds the water. Low pH eats plaster, grout and equipment seals.
Total alkalinity80 to 120 ppmThis is what keeps pH from swinging every time it rains.
Calcium hardness200 to 400 ppmSanford and Chuluota well water runs high. Too much and you get scale on tile and the salt cell.
Cyanuric acid30 to 50 ppmSunscreen for your chlorine. Too little and it evaporates. Too much and the chlorine stops working.
Salt (salt pools)2,700 to 3,400 ppmLow salt starves the cell and shortens its life. Cells run $500 and up to replace.
Filter pressureWithin 8 psi of cleanOnce it climbs 8 to 10 psi over the clean reading, flow drops and the water goes dull.

Ranges reflect standard residential targets. Public and HOA pools in Florida are also subject to Department of Health requirements, which we log separately.

How it works

Four steps from first call to clear water

  1. You call or text

    Tell us the address, roughly how big the pool is and what is going on. If it is green, say so. We are not going to judge a green pool, we clean them every week.

  2. We look at the pool

    Usually within a day or two. We test the water, check the equipment pad, look at the filter and give you a flat monthly number. No pressure, no bundle you did not ask for.

  3. You get a service day

    A fixed day of the week and a tech assigned to your route. If you have a gate code or a dog, we note it once and remember it.

  4. We show up and prove it

    Full clean, full chemical balance, and photos plus readings sent to your phone before we leave the property. If something on the equipment pad is heading toward failure, you hear about it early instead of on a Saturday.

Why owners switch to us

The three complaints we hear about the last pool guy

"I never knew if he came"

Every visit ends with photos and the actual chemical readings sent to your phone. Not a generic "service complete" text. The real numbers.

"Different guy every week"

We are small on purpose. You get the same tech, who knows your pool has a bad skimmer lid and that the back gate sticks.

"He only shows up to sell me something"

We tell you when a part is failing and we tell you when it has another two seasons in it. Both of those are worth money to you.

What customers say

5.0 stars across 29 Google reviews

Gil Pool Service holds a 5.0 star rating across 29 Google reviews. Customers most often mention responsiveness, clear communication and consistent weekly results. Two of the reviews are from HOA and community pool clients who switched from larger pool companies.

5.0 out of 5, based on 29 Google reviews Read them on Google →

★★★★★

Louis and his team absolutely knock it out of the park. Our community pool is absolutely beautiful at all times, honestly the best it has ever looked. Keep it up!

Melissa V.6 months ago · Google

★★★★★

Gil Pool Service are awesome. Do not go to the big companies. Gil Pool Service gives you great service and they communicate every step of the way. They are the best.

Rory P.a year ago · Google

★★★★★

We recently moved into a new home with a pool that we were unfamiliar with how to use. Louis has been so helpful in making sure the pool is running the way it needs to run, keeping it beautiful, and responding promptly to any questions I have.

Jennifer T.a year ago · Google

★★★★★

We needed a change from our previous service and they have been incredible. Consultative, informative, transparent, and delivering great results within a short amount of time.

Chris C.11 months ago · Google

★★★★★

For years I have had various pool services and you are the most responsive company I have ever had. Highly recommend them for anyone looking for top notch pool service.

Jorge G.a year ago · Google

★★★★★

Amazing service and pricing. My pool looks the best it has in 20 years.

Stephanie L.a year ago · Google

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Free quote

Tell us about the pool

Takes about thirty seconds. You get a real number back, usually the same day, from Louis or someone on his crew. Not a call center, and we do not sell your details to four other companies.

  • Free, no obligation
  • No follow up spam
  • Same day answer

Rather talk? Call or text (407) 687-6710. Fastest of all: text a photo of the pool and the equipment pad. Half the time we can quote from that.

Where we work

Pool service across Seminole County and north Orange County

We run tight routes on purpose. Staying inside this footprint is how we keep the same tech on your pool and get to you fast when something breaks.

Not on the list? Ask anyway. If you are close to a route we will tell you straight, and if you are not, we will point you toward someone who is.

Questions we get every week

How much does weekly pool service cost in Seminole County?

Weekly residential pool service in the Oviedo and Lake Mary area generally runs between $130 and $220 a month depending on pool size, whether you have a screen enclosure, how much tree litter you get and whether the pool is chlorine or salt. We quote your exact pool after we see it, and the price includes chemicals.

Do I have to sign a contract?

No. Gil Pool Service works month to month. If we stop earning the business you cancel with a phone call. We would rather keep you because the water looks good than because you are locked in.

Will the same person clean my pool every week?

Yes. You get a fixed service day and the same tech on your route. That matters more than people expect, because the tech who saw your filter pressure last week is the one who notices it climbing this week.

What happens if it rains on my service day?

We still come. Central Florida gets an afternoon storm most summer days and skipping would mean skipping half the summer. If lightning is actively in the area we shift you later the same day or first thing the next morning, and you get a text either way.

Can you fix my pool equipment, or just clean the pool?

Both. We repair and replace pumps, motors, salt cells, timers, valves, filters and the plumbing between them. If a repair is outside what we do, we say so and point you to someone who does it well rather than guessing on your dime.

Do you service HOA and commercial pools?

Yes. We service community, condo and HOA pools with logged visits and documentation your board or property manager can hand to an inspector. Commercial pools are held to Florida Department of Health standards, so the paperwork matters as much as the water.

Want your Saturday back?

Tell us the pool, the address and what is bugging you. You get a real number back, usually the same day.