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Passion Pool Care handles pool cleaning in Nashville from one family-owned crew. You get weekly visits plus filter, spa and tile cleaning, with the same friendly technician every week.
Local
Greater Nashville based
Reliable
Weekly, like clockwork
Since 2013
Over a decade of pool care
Family Owned
Real people, real care
Overview
A Middle Tennessee pool has a busy year. Spring pollen coats the water and summer heat in the 90s burns off chlorine. Afternoon thunderstorms wash in dirt, and fall leaves from Brentwood to Belle Meade fill the skimmer. A cleaning routine that ignores the seasons falls behind fast, and a missed week in July can mean a green pool.
So we build pool cleaning around the Nashville calendar. Weekly visits keep chemistry and circulation steady through the swim season. Filter cleanings are timed by the pressure gauge, not guesswork. Spa and tile care ride along on the same route, so nothing waits on a second company and nobody has to remember what the last person did.
Passion Pool Care has been family-owned since 2013, run by John and Tammy out of Murfreesboro. You get the same friendly technician every week and a free, no-pressure quote. We clean in-ground residential pools across Greater Nashville, plus select commercial pools.
Our cleaning services
Start with weekly cleaning, then add filter, spa and tile cleaning whenever your pool needs them.
A set day every week: water balanced, walls brushed, baskets emptied and equipment checked.
Cartridge, DE and sand filters opened, cleaned and checked when the pressure gauge says it is time.
Spa water balanced on its own, jet lines flushed, shell scrubbed and filter cleaned on every drain.
Waterline calcium, stains and scum removed from tile, spillways and rock without draining the pool.
Is it time?
If any of these sound familiar, your pool is ready for a steady cleaning routine.
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Your pool water turns cloudy or green within days of a cleaning.
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Leaves and pollen fill the skimmer basket faster than you can empty it.
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Your pool filter pressure keeps climbing and the return jets feel weak.
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A white or dark band has formed along the pool waterline tile.
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Your spa foams, smells or feels slimy even after shock.
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You spend more weekends on pool chores than swimming.
Why it matters here
Heat, pollen, storms and tree cover all work against clear water here. This is what a steady cleaning routine is up against.
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When the water sits in the upper 80s and the sun is strong, chlorine gets used up fast. Add a weekend of swimmers and a humid afternoon, and a pool that was clear on Friday can be cloudy by Monday. That is why we test and balance the water every visit and keep an eye on stabilizer, so the chlorine you pay for actually stays in the pool. Steady chemistry through July and August is what keeps algae from getting a start.
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Middle Tennessee is green for a reason. Heavy tree cover in Franklin, Brentwood, Green Hills and Belle Meade means pollen in spring, seed pods in summer and a wall of leaves in fall. Afternoon thunderstorms wash dirt and clay into the water in a single hour. Leaves that sit on the floor stain plaster and feed algae. Weekly skimming, brushing and basket cleaning keep that debris moving out of the pool before it turns into a bigger job.
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Weekly cleaning handles the water, but three parts of the pool need deeper attention now and then. The filter loads up and needs opening when the gauge climbs. An attached spa needs its own chemistry and a drain on schedule. The waterline tile collects scum and calcium that brushing alone will not remove. Because the same technician sees your pool every week, these jobs get scheduled when the pool needs them, not after something goes wrong.
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Many pools around Nashville are opened in spring and closed for winter, because freezing nights can crack plumbing and equipment left full of water. A spring opening often means a pool that has been sitting under a cover for months, with a loaded filter and unbalanced water. Starting the season with a thorough cleaning, a filter cleaning and balanced chemistry makes the rest of the summer easier. Weekly service then keeps it that way until the leaves start falling.
How it works
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Call (629) 247-6255 or send the form. We look at your pool and your goals, then give you an honest price.
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The same friendly tech arrives on schedule with the gear and chemistry to make your water clear and keep it that way.
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We care for every aspect of your pool and share helpful tips, so you can relax and enjoy the water.
FAQ
Still have a question? Call or text (629) 247-6255.
Work in order. Skim the surface, brush the walls and tile, empty the baskets and vacuum the floor, then test and balance the water. That's the routine our crew follows on every visit.
Keep up with it every week. A pool that's skimmed, brushed and balanced weekly never needs a green-pool recovery, and consistent care is always cheaper than a cleanup.
No. Dish soap foams, clouds the water and leaves residue your filter has to work out. Brushing and balanced chemistry handle the walls, and calcium or scum at the waterline needs tile cleaning made for pools.
In Greater Nashville, Passion Pool Care does. Our family-owned crew cleans in-ground pools across Davidson, Williamson and Rutherford counties, from Nashville and Brentwood to Franklin and Murfreesboro.
For most busy owners, yes. Steady skimming, brushing and basket care keeps debris from staining surfaces and protects your pump and filter. You also get your weekends back.
Yes. A heavy swim day burns through chlorine fast, so the water should be tested and rebalanced soon after. High-use pools can get more than one visit a week, so call (629) 247-6255 before a big weekend.
Yes. Weekly skimming, brushing and basket care keep tree-shaded pools clear, from the wooded lots of Forest Hills to Brentwood and Belle Meade. We empty the baskets every visit, so your pump never strains on a full basket.
Every visit. Brushing and vacuuming happen on each weekly visit, along with skimming, baskets and a water test. Nothing gets skipped from one week to the next.
No. We test stabilizer every visit, because chlorine tablets add stabilizer that keeps building up, and too much of it makes chlorine less effective. We adjust to what the test shows, with no guesswork.
It depends on whether the pool is closed. If you keep it running through a mild Middle Tennessee winter with freeze protection, it still needs regular cleaning and balancing. If it's properly closed, it rests under the cover until the spring opening.
Weekly cleaning plus filter, spa and tile cleaning from one family-owned team. Call (629) 247-6255 for a free, no-pressure quote.
Where we work
Based in Murfreesboro and caring for pools across Middle Tennessee. Find your county to see the cities we cover.
Call (629) 247-6255 and we'll check availability for your address.
