New Jersey's Pool Automation Specialists
Pool Closing & Winterizing Service in NJ
Complete winterizing - line blow-out, antifreeze and equipment protection for NJ winters.
New Jersey winters are hard on pools. Water left in lines or equipment can freeze and crack them, and a poorly closed pool can turn into a swamp by spring. A professional closing protects your investment.
We pay special attention to equipment and automation, so heaters, salt cells and controllers are properly protected through the winter.
Our pool closing includes
- Balance water and add winterizing chemicals
- Lower water level as needed
- Blow out and plug all lines
- Add pool antifreeze
- Drain and winterize pump, filter and heater
- Remove and store salt cell
- Set automation freeze protection
- Install safety or winter cover
When to close your pool in NJ
Wait until water temperature drops below about 65F, typically late September through October. Closing too early in warm weather invites algae.
The most expensive mistake
Skipping a proper line blow-out. Water left in underground pipes can freeze and crack them, and those repairs can require digging up the deck.
Protect your equipment
Heaters, salt cells and automation all need specific winterizing steps. We follow them on every closing.
Pool Closing & Winterizing near you
We provide pool closing & winterizing throughout New Jersey:
- Bergen County
- Passaic County
- Morris County
- Essex County
- Union County
- Hudson County
- Sussex County
- Warren County
- Somerset County
- Hunterdon County
- Middlesex County
- Mercer County
- Monmouth County
- Ocean County
- Atlantic County
- Cape May County
- Burlington County
- Camden County
- Gloucester County
- Salem County
- Cumberland County
Pool Closing & Winterizing FAQ
When should I close my pool in New Jersey?
Usually late September through mid-October, once water temperature drops below about 65F.
Should the pump run in winter?
On a fully winterized pool the pump is off and drained. Some pools keep circulation with freeze protection - we set this up based on your equipment.
Is a safety cover worth it?
For most families, yes. A mesh safety cover keeps children and pets out of the pool all winter.
