Winter Pool Cover Checks Across Central Oklahoma
Your covered pool, watched over the winter.
It's an easy add-on when we install your safety cover — we're the ones who put the cover on, so we know exactly where the water should sit — and it's available for any covered pool in the OKC metro. Each visit includes up to about 45 minutes on site; excessive pumping or repairs are quoted separately.
- Check the pool water level and lower it if needed
- Visual inspection of the safety cover
- Check for loose anchors and springs
- Check the debris load on the cover
- Confirm the winterization water level
- Photos sent to you after each visit
A wet winter is the one that tests a cover.
NOAA puts an 81% chance on a very strong El Niño from October through December, and a 97% chance it holds into early spring. For Oklahoma that points to a wetter winter than usual — and a mesh cover drains every bit of that rain straight into the pool.
That's the part people miss. A safety cover doesn't fail because it got cold. It fails under weight— ice, freezing rain and wet snow landing on a pool that's already sitting too full. Keeping the water where it belongs all winter is what keeps that load off the fabric, the springs and the anchors.
You go to the front of the list.
When a hard freeze or a polar-vortex event is headed for Central Oklahoma, we work down our check-plan pools first. You're not calling a stranger during the one week everybody else is calling one — you're already on the list, and we already know your pool and where your water should sit.
Priority means order of service, not extra visits. Additional visits beyond your plan are quoted separately.
- Visits booked ahead, not squeezed in
- Check-plan pools worked first when weather turns
- We already know your pool and its winter level
- Photos after every visit — you never have to go look
Simple winter pricing.
- $299 — two winter checks (the sweet spot)
- $169 — one winter check
- $399 — three winter checks
- $199 — one-off emergency check after heavy rain
Covers normal water-level adjustment. Excessive pumping, heavy debris removal, anchor or cover repairs, and extra visits are quoted separately.
Winter cover checks — common questions
- Why does my pool water level rise in winter under a mesh cover?
- A mesh safety cover lets rainwater drain straight through into the pool. During Oklahoma's winter rain, that can push the water level up above where it should sit for winter, so it needs to be lowered back below the skimmer.
- What's included in the Winter Cover Check Plan?
- Two scheduled winter visits. Each visit we check the pool's water level and lower it if needed, give the safety cover a visual inspection, check for loose anchors or springs and debris load, and send you photos after each visit. It's $299 for the two checks.
- How much does it cost?
- $299 for two winter checks. One check is $169 and three is $399. A one-off emergency check after heavy rain is $199. It's an easy add-on when we install your safety cover, and it's available for any covered pool in the OKC metro.
- What's not included?
- The plan covers normal water-level adjustment. Excessive pumping when the pool is far over level, heavy debris removal, anchor or cover repairs, and additional visits are quoted separately. Each visit includes up to about 45 minutes on site.
- Does the plan get me priority when a storm is coming?
- Yes. When a hard freeze or polar-vortex event is headed for Central Oklahoma, we work down our check-plan pools first. Priority means order of service — extra visits beyond your plan are quoted separately.
- Do I need this if I have a solid cover?
- Solid covers hold water on top instead of draining it through, so they're managed differently — usually with a cover pump. The check plan is most useful for mesh covers, but we're glad to look at any covered pool through the winter.
Keep your covered pool right all winter.
Add the Winter Cover Check Plan to your safety cover installation, or call to set it up for a covered pool — one to three visits, $299 for two, in the OKC metro.