West of the bay, for now.
We keep routes tight so your tech shows up on the same day every week. Here is where we go today. If you are a street or two outside one of these, ask; routes grow as they fill.
Pensacola and the west side.
Weekly pool cleaning in Pensacola
Oak leaves and tassels in spring, pine straw all year, and a heavy pollen film from late February into April.
See Pensacola →Weekly pool cleaning in East Hill
Live oak leaves and tassels in March and April, acorns in the fall, and Spanish moss after any wind.
See East Hill →Weekly pool cleaning in North Hill
Oak and magnolia leaves. Magnolia leaves sink, so a floor vacuum is usually needed in spring and fall.
See North Hill →Weekly pool cleaning in Cordova Park
Pine straw year-round, oak leaves in spring, and heavy pollen.
See Cordova Park →Weekly pool cleaning in Scenic Heights
Wind-blown leaves and pine needles, and pollen in spring.
See Scenic Heights →Weekly pool cleaning in Ferry Pass
Pine straw and pollen. Less oak than the older neighborhoods to the south.
See Ferry Pass →Weekly pool cleaning in Cantonment
Light. Pine pollen in spring is the main event.
See Cantonment →Weekly pool cleaning in Beulah
Light debris. Pollen and construction dust from nearby lots in the first year or two.
See Beulah →Weekly pool cleaning in Perdido Key
Sand and wind-blown grit more than leaves. Floors get vacuumed more often than in town.
See Perdido Key →Weekly pool cleaning in Warrington
Oak and pine, moderate pollen.
See Warrington →Pace and Milton.
Weekly pool cleaning in Pace
Pollen in spring, otherwise light.
See Pace →Weekly pool cleaning in Milton
Pine straw and hardwood leaves on the wooded lots, pollen everywhere in spring.
See Milton →Not yet: Gulf Breeze, Navarre and Pensacola Beach. Those are next once the west-side routes are full. Condo, HOA and rental-complex pools are public pools under Florida rules and need a certified operator, so we do not service them anywhere.