Poolseye

Poolseye has a MyPoolsGuide Rating of 5.0 out of 5, based on 147 customer reviews as of October 2026. Customers most often mention responsive staff, answering questions and thoroughness. The Rating is recalculated every month. How MyPoolsGuide rates explains what goes into it.

Yes. Poolseye holds Florida pool contractor license CPC1459394, a Certified Pool/Spa Contractor license that is active until August 31, 2028. The license is held by Poolseye LLC and has been active since February 4, 2020. It covers repairs, equipment replacement and resurfacing, which Florida requires a contractor license for. Weekly cleaning alone does not need one.

Poolseye serves St. Petersburg. It appears on the MyPoolsGuide list for St. Petersburg. If your neighborhood sits at the edge of that area, call (727) 291-2187 to confirm they cover your street before you book a first visit. The St. Petersburg page on MyPoolsGuide lists other companies covering the area if this one does not reach your street.

Yes. Poolseye lists salt system service alongside its weekly cleaning, so it can keep a saltwater pool's chemistry in range and maintain the salt cell. It also takes on one-time cleans, pools with a spa or hot tub and storm cleanup. Ask about salt cell replacement when you call (727) 291-2187, since cell life varies with use and water chemistry.

Yes. Poolseye handles equipment repair, filter repair, heater repair, leak detection and pump repair as well as weekly cleaning. That repair work is covered by its Florida pool contractor license, which the state requires for equipment replacement and resurfacing. One company for cleaning and repairs means one call when something breaks.

Poolseye is open Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm, and closed Saturday and Sunday. Call (727) 291-2187 within those hours to book a first visit or ask about a weekly slot. Hours can change around holidays and in storm season, so check before you rely on them.