The average cost of pool cleaning in the United States ranges from $100 to $200 per month, depending on service frequency, pool size, and location. Basic maintenance includes skimming, vacuuming, chemical balancing, and filter cleaning, while premium services may add Tile & Liner Cleaning or robotic system maintenance. For a standard residential pool, weekly cleaning costs approximately $75 to $150 per visit, totaling $300 to $600 annually. Larger commercial pools or those requiring frequent cleaning can exceed $300 monthly.

The variation in pricing stems from labor, equipment, and regional demand. According to the Pool Cleaning Association (2023), 78% of homeowners pay between $100 and $150 monthly for consistent weekly cleaning, while 22% opt for biweekly services at $50 to $100 monthly. Labor costs account for 60% of expenses, with technicians earning $15 to $25 per hour (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2022). Equipment and chemicals add 30% of the total, including pH test kits, algae treatments, and filter replacements. Urban areas like Los Angeles or Miami charge 20% more than rural regions due to higher living costs and competition. Additionally, pools with unique features (e.g., fountains, slides) increase expenses by $50 to $150 monthly for specialized cleaning. DIY options reduce costs to $30 to $80 monthly but require time and expertise. Market trends show a 12% annual increase in demand, driven by rising pool ownership and stricter water safety regulations.