Your pools, handled like they're my own.

That is all poolguy PISCINEIRO does. Recurring commercial pool maintenance around Orlando and central Florida for HOAs, condominium associations, resorts, hotels, clubhouses, amenity centers and vacation rental properties, on a consistent weekly schedule with commercial-grade water care and safety.

No. poolguy PISCINEIRO is a commercial-only pool service now. The route is built around HOAs, resorts, condominiums and managed rental properties, and around new-pool startups for builders. Single-family homeowner accounts are no longer taken on.

Skimming the surface, brushing walls, steps and tile line, vacuuming, emptying skimmer and pump baskets, checking the equipment pad, testing the water and balancing the chemistry. Filter cleans happen on schedule as part of the service rather than as a surprise line item on an invoice a board has to explain.

Weekly at minimum, year round, and busier properties often need more than one visit a week. Central Florida heat, afternoon storms, pollen and guest load move commercial water chemistry fast, and a pool that sits for two weeks is a pool that closes.

Yes. Multi-pool properties, spas, spillovers, kiddie pools and separate amenity centers are all handled on the same visit schedule and quoted together as one property.

Weekly commercial service stays close to home so your property always has someone nearby: Orlando, Kissimmee, Winter Park, Lake Nona, St. Cloud, Sanford, Oviedo, Winter Garden, Celebration and Davenport. New-pool startups are short-term work, so those run across most of Florida, including Tampa, Daytona, Jacksonville and Fort Myers.

Yes, and that is most of the book. Property managers get one person to call instead of a dispatch line, and boards get a service they do not have to chase. The person who quotes the property is the person who shows up to service it.

Yes. Most central Florida green pools clear in three to five days. Pools that went off after a storm, an equipment failure or a gap between vendors get looked at first, because a dead pump or a failed controller has to be sorted before any chemistry will hold.

Yes. Pumps, motors, filters, salt cells, timers, valves, heaters, chemical controllers and automation. Everything is quoted before any work starts, so nothing lands on an invoice that was not agreed to first.

A startup is the careful first stretch after a pool is built: initial fill, getting the water circulating, close chemistry while the new plaster cures, equipment startup and checks, and regular brushing and filter cleans until the pool is handed over clean, balanced and swim-ready. A typical startup runs about 30 days, sometimes just two to three weeks. A single builder can hand over several pools at once and every one of them stays on schedule.

Yes. Startups are short-term work, so unlike the weekly commercial route they run across most of Florida: Tampa, Daytona, Jacksonville, Fort Myers and wherever else you are building.

Yes. poolguy PISCINEIRO is Brazilian-American and works comfortably in English and Português. Quotes, service notes and questions about the property can all happen in either language. Piscineiro is simply the Portuguese word for pool guy.

Call or text 407-777-1177 for the fastest answer, or send the form on this page with the property address and how many bodies of water are on site. Replies come within one business day and usually the same day.