Hunterdon County, NJ

Pool Closing and Winterization
in Hunterdon County

Protect your pool through the off-season with a professional winterization. Standard closing chemicals and supplies included. Get a free quote in seconds.

Now scheduling fall closings. Secure your date before the first freeze.

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Complete winterization to protect your investment

Water chemistry adjustment

Full water test and chemical balancing to prevent algae, staining, and scale buildup over winter.

Line blowing

All plumbing lines blown out with compressed air to prevent freeze damage and cracking.

Equipment winterization

Pump, filter, heater, and chlorinator properly drained and prepared for freezing temperatures.

Cover installation

Winter cover securely installed with water bags or anchors to keep debris and weather out.

Antifreeze treatment

Non-toxic pool antifreeze added to skimmer lines and return lines for extra freeze protection.

Standard chemicals included

Standard winterization chemicals (winter shock and balancing chemicals at normal usage) are included. Algaecide and other specialty additives are billed separately when used. Extra doses for pools out of balance are also billed separately.

Three simple steps

1
Get your quote

Answer a few quick questions about your pool and get an instant closing price.

2
Pick your date

Choose a fall closing date. We recommend closing before the first hard freeze.

3
We show up

Our crew handles the full winterization. Your pool will be protected all winter long.

Standard Chemicals Included. No Contracts. Honest Pricing.

The people behind your pool care

“We started TrueBlue because we believe your pool should be the best part of summer, not the stressful part. You deal with us directly, every time.”

Common questions

When should I close my pool?

In Hunterdon County, most pools should be closed between mid-September and mid-October. Closing before the first hard freeze protects your plumbing and equipment from damage.

What happens if I do not winterize my pool?

Skipping winterization can lead to frozen and cracked plumbing lines, damaged pumps and filters, and severe algae buildup. Repairs from freeze damage can cost thousands of dollars.

Do you provide the winter cover?

We install your existing winter cover. If you need a new cover, let us know and we can source one for you at a competitive price.

How long does a pool closing take?

A standard closing takes about 2 to 3 hours. This includes draining equipment, blowing lines, adding chemicals, and installing the cover.

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Serving Hunterdon County and surrounding areas.