Fontainebleau takes its name from the famous Miami Beach hotel. In 1970 the hotel’s owner, Ben Novack, planned a golf community out here called Fontainebleau Park, and Trafalgar Developers built it out in the 1970s as a set of villages around two golf courses. Most of the area is condos and apartments, but south of West Flagler Street, between SW 87th and SW 102nd Avenues and up to Tamiami Trail, there are blocks of single-family homes with backyard pools. Families head to Ruben Dario Park on West Flagler for its lighted ball fields. If you’re in 33174, you’re in our Fontainebleau service area.

Those single-family streets are where we work. By Census estimates, the 33174 side of Fontainebleau has roughly 1,400 houses, with typical build years from the late 1970s to the early 2000s. That means many pools and equipment pads have been running for 20 to 45 years. Strong sun burns off chlorine and summer storms dilute the water, so the chemistry can drift fast.

Our weekly service is built for that. Chemicals are always included, filters are cleaned every month, and we keep you on the same day each week whenever possible. Balanced water protects your plaster or Diamond Brite and helps your pump, filter, and salt system last longer. We also take care of repairs, acid and chlorine washes, and leak detection.

We’re licensed and insured, and we speak English and Spanish. Text a photo of your pool to 305-925-4491, or send your address and we’ll measure your pool on Google Maps for your quote. New clients get $30 off their first month. We also serve nearby Westchester, Kendale Lakes, and Coral Gables.