Water testing and balancing, filter care, salt cells, equipment checks and the seasonal visits, on a schedule built around your pool. The same stocked trucks and technicians that handle repairs, so small problems get caught while they are small. Hot tubs are on the same plans.
Routine care, seasonal servicing and troubleshooting, from one crew. A pool service visit in Omaha is the water tested and balanced, the filter looked after, the salt cell cleaned, and the pump, heater, chlorinator and automation checked while the technician is standing at the pad, so a seal that is starting to weep or a heater that is short-cycling gets a note and a quote instead of a July emergency.
Olympic Pool & Spa has done pool and spa maintenance across the metro for more than two decades. The maintenance team is trained on all major brands and systems, scheduling is flexible for routine or seasonal work, and pricing is transparent with no hidden fees. Plans are personalized to your pool or spa's setup; nobody gets a route card written for somebody else's pool.
Pick the frequency; the visit covers what your pool actually has.
pH, chlorine, alkalinity and calcium hardness tested and adjusted on every visit, with stabilizer and salt where the pool uses them. Balanced water is what protects the liner, the heater and the swimmers.
Backwash or cartridge cleaning on the visit, and a sand change about every two years when the pressure starts climbing fast and the water never quite clears. Cheapest bundled with an opening or closing.
Scale on the plates is what quietly ends a salt cell. We clean the cell, check the salt level and the stabilizer, and tell you when a cell is nearing the end of its life instead of letting it fail in July.
Pump, filter, heater, chlorinator, automation and the plumbing at the pad looked over while the technician is there. Anything tired gets a note and a quote; pool repair is the same crew and the same truck.
The spring opening and the fall closing & winterization booked by the week, with the heater, the lines and the cover handled the right way in the right order.
Spa draining and cleaning every few months, water testing and filter care, for Wellis, Sundance, Horizon and other brands, on the same plan as the pool. Hot tub service →
Inground or above-ground, vinyl, gunite or fiberglass, chlorine or salt, the equipment brands, how the pool gets used and what you want handled. A photo of the equipment pad does most of it.
The first visit checks the equipment, the pressure and the chemistry, and notes what is tired before it becomes a repair.
Weekly, every other week, monthly or seasonal: the visit frequency that fits, written down with the price before the first visit. No hidden fees.
The technician comes, the water and equipment get done, and anything noticed gets a note and, if it needs fixing, a quote before any work.
Most pool service companies clean pools and call someone else when something breaks. Our service department is an engineering department and a team of field technicians with stocked trucks, so the person testing your water is the person who recognizes a pump bearing starting to go, and parts for Hayward, Pentair, Waterway and Polaris are on the shelf at Wright Plaza. Most fixes happen in one visit.
What to have ready for a plan request. The pool type and rough size, the equipment brands (a photo of the pad), chlorine or salt, anything already bothering you, and how you would like access handled on visit days.
Pool service routes cover Omaha, Papillion, La Vista, Bellevue, Elkhorn, Gretna, Bennington, Ralston, Millard, Springfield, Waterloo and Council Bluffs. Everything else the pool might need is a page away: pool heater repair, leak detection, liner replacement and the pool & spa supply store with free water testing at the counter.
Nebraska gives a pool a hard freeze, a wet spring, a hot windy summer and a leafy fall. The plan follows the calendar.
The opening: cover off, pad reassembled, system primed, first balance. The right moment for a sand change and a look at the heater before the season starts.
Testing and balancing, filter care and the salt cell, with extra attention after storms: rain dilutes the chlorine and drops the pH, which is why Omaha pools go cloudy after a wet week. The rain guide →
The closing & winterization: lines blown out and plugged, equipment drained, winter chemicals in, cover set. Closing week is also when a tired liner gets measured for spring.
The pool sleeps; the hot tub does not. Hot tub service keeps the spa running through the snow, and the cover gets a look after storms.
Yes, on a plan built around your pool rather than a one-size route. Tell us the pool, the equipment and how often you want a visit, and the plan covers water testing and balancing, filter care, salt cell cleaning and an equipment check each time, with seasonal servicing and spa draining and cleaning added where they fit. Flexible scheduling for routine or seasonal maintenance is the point.
Water tested and balanced (pH, chlorine, alkalinity, calcium hardness), the filter backwashed or the cartridge cleaned, the salt cell cleaned on salt pools, and the pump, heater, chlorinator and automation looked over on every visit. Sand changes, the spring opening, the fall closing and hot tub draining and cleaning are scheduled into the same plan. Repairs the technician finds are quoted separately before any work.
It depends on the pool, the equipment and the visit frequency, so plans are priced after a look at the pool. Pricing is transparent with no hidden fees: you see the plan and the price before the first visit, and anything outside it is quoted first. Request a plan or call 402-896-1246.
Yes. The maintenance team is trained to service all major brands and systems: vinyl liner, gunite and fiberglass pools, inground and above-ground, chlorine or salt, whoever built them. If the equipment pad is unusual, a photo with your request helps the first visit go faster.
Yes. A single visit for a pool that has gotten away from you, a filter that needs a sand change, a salt cell that needs cleaning or a problem you want diagnosed is handled by the same service department as the plans. Pool repair covers the fixes.
Yes. Bring a sample of pool or spa water to the counter at 16902 Wright Plaza and we test it while you wait, then tell you what to add and in what order. Details on the free water testing page; plan clients get it done at the pool.
Start with a free water test; a green pool is a chemistry and filtration job first. Shock and algaecide are on the shelf with the doses written down for you, and if you would rather hand it off, a service visit sets the chemistry, cleans the filter and gets the water moving again. After a wet week, read what heavy rain does to pool water first.
Yes. Salt cell cleaning is on every salt-pool plan, because scale on the plates is what quietly ends a cell, and the water chemistry that keeps a cell alive (pH, alkalinity, stabilizer, salt level) is tested each visit. Cells and salt systems are repaired or replaced by the service department when they are done.
Yes. Spa draining and cleaning every few months, water testing and filter care go on the same plan, for Wellis, Sundance, Horizon and other brands. The full picture is on the hot tub service page; repairs are on hot tub repair.
Omaha, Papillion, La Vista, Bellevue, Elkhorn, Gretna, Bennington, Ralston, Millard, Springfield, Waterloo and Council Bluffs and beyond — see all areas served. The showroom and parts counter are at 168th & Center in west Omaha, Mon–Fri 9–5 and Saturday 10–4.
Plans built around your pool · Transparent pricing · Omaha, Papillion, La Vista & the metro