Pool care services in the Hamptons
Georgica Pool Co. finds homeowners the right vetted pool specialist for 6 kinds of pool care work across 9 towns — opening & closing, weekly service, repairs & leaks, heaters and more. Each service page below explains what the job involves, what it typically costs here, and when it makes sense.
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Pool Opening & Closing
Spring opening and fall closing by a local company that does them by the hundred: what is included, 2026 Long Island prices, and the timing rule that keeps a pool from opening green.
Weekly Pool Service
Weekly maintenance for a pool whose owner is elsewhere Monday to Friday: what a real visit includes, 2026 Long Island prices per visit and per season, and what to ask before you sign for the summer.
Pool Equipment & Leak Repair
Pumps, filters, salt cells, heaters and the leak you can only see on the water bill: 2026 repair costs, the repair-or-replace rule, and why a variable-speed pump pays for itself at Long Island electric rates.
Pool Heater Installation & Replacement
Gas heaters that warm a pool by Friday, heat pumps that cost a third as much to run, and the salt-air detail that decides how long either lasts: 2026 costs, running costs, and sizing for a 20×40 pool.
Pool Renovation & Resurfacing
Resurfacing a tired gunite pool, replacing a liner, new coping and tile, a salt conversion or an automatic cover: 2026 costs (Long Island where they exist), finish lifespans, and the order the work happens in.
New Pool Construction
Building a pool on the South Fork in 2026: Long Island costs for gunite, vinyl and fiberglass, the 12–16 week build, the 4–6 month booking horizon, and the setback, barrier and water-table rules that shape the plan.
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