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Last update on April 27, 2025
Pool and spa technicians in Brownstown
Pool Service business locally owned and operated we feel invested in our clients and constantly strive for customer satisfaction. Call or message us to schedule an estimate today!
Pool Service business locally owned and operated we feel invested in our clients and constantly strive for customer satisfaction. Call or message us to schedule an estimate today!
Bob's Blasting is your local surface preparation and restoration team. We pride ourselves in being eco-friendly and the most time efficient option for removing paint or imperfections on any surface. Veteran owned and operated, Bob's puts your needs first.
Bob's Blasting is your local surface preparation and restoration team. We pride ourselves in being eco-friendly and the most time efficient option for removing paint or imperfections on any surface. Veteran owned and operated, Bob's puts your needs first.
We are a professional power washing contractor who does this as a full time profession and not just someone looking to make a quick dollar on their weekend off. And as every other legitimate business would, we carry a $2 million dollar insurance policy to protect our customers. We utilize both hot and cold wash skids which gives us the ability to tackle any job presented to us. We use both standard pressure & softwashing applications depending on the project at hand and it’s requirements. For asphalt roofs, we use a dedicated low pressure roof cleaning system that sprays at an extremely low 60psi. This type of system is the only cleaning method approved by shingle manufacturers, and it won’t damage the crystals or void the shingle warranty. Masonry cleaning (concrete, brick, limestone, tile) is an art in itself. It takes a precise knowledge and cleaning method to clean these surfaces without damaging the cream of the concrete or the joints of other types of masonry. We have that knowledge and the right tools to clean it properly. Wood cleaning (decks, porches, fencing) isn’t a project for an unskilled individual. Wood is very easily damaged if you use too much pressure or, the wrong detergents can change the ph of the wood preventing a proper penetration of stain/sealer. This is only one area where years of training pays off. Not only can we clean that deck or fence, we can seal or stain it as well. We Have over 20 years of power washing experience, and we are an active member of the Power Washers and Window Cleaners Association in which we attend training seminars yearly to stay abreast of the latest techniques and processes and use the best of equipment available today. From the smallest residential job to the largest commercial project, we are the right company for the job at hand. We accept cash, check, and credit cards. And best of all, we guarantee your satisfaction!
We are a professional power washing contractor who does this as a full time profession and not just someone looking to make a quick dollar on their weekend off. And as every other legitimate business would, we carry a $2 million dollar insurance policy to protect our customers. We utilize both hot and cold wash skids which gives us the ability to tackle any job presented to us. We use both standard pressure & softwashing applications depending on the project at hand and it’s requirements. For asphalt roofs, we use a dedicated low pressure roof cleaning system that sprays at an extremely low 60psi. This type of system is the only cleaning method approved by shingle manufacturers, and it won’t damage the crystals or void the shingle warranty. Masonry cleaning (concrete, brick, limestone, tile) is an art in itself. It takes a precise knowledge and cleaning method to clean these surfaces without damaging the cream of the concrete or the joints of other types of masonry. We have that knowledge and the right tools to clean it properly. Wood cleaning (decks, porches, fencing) isn’t a project for an unskilled individual. Wood is very easily damaged if you use too much pressure or, the wrong detergents can change the ph of the wood preventing a proper penetration of stain/sealer. This is only one area where years of training pays off. Not only can we clean that deck or fence, we can seal or stain it as well. We Have over 20 years of power washing experience, and we are an active member of the Power Washers and Window Cleaners Association in which we attend training seminars yearly to stay abreast of the latest techniques and processes and use the best of equipment available today. From the smallest residential job to the largest commercial project, we are the right company for the job at hand. We accept cash, check, and credit cards. And best of all, we guarantee your satisfaction!
Installation, Service, Liner Replacement, Parts
Installation, Service, Liner Replacement, Parts
We are a swimming pool contractor in Indiana. We do all operations of sales, service, and installations for pools, spas, and saunas. We have financing for pools and spas with very affordable payment plans.
"Buyer beware! Indiana Pools and Spas combines technical incompetence with a stunning lack of professionalism. Frankly, I am baffled that this place is still in business. A couple of months ago, I called Indiana Pools and Spas to ask for help with my 2009 Great Lakes Sunlighter hot tub that had worked reliably for years but was now exhibiting water temperature irregularities. Brad came out, ran a couple of tests, told me he couldn’t find anything wrong with the hot tub, and left, asking me to keep them updated on the situation. About a week later, I received a bill in the mail for $139 (“technical service call”). I called them, paid the bill, and explained that the hot tub was still not working. In response to that, I was eventually given a quote for $609.95 for the purchase and installation of a new heat tube assembly. I paid that amount, and eventually Brad came out again and installed the new heat tube. Having paid $609.95 for that job under the presumption that it would fix the problem I was paying them to fix, I was somewhat surprised when Brad told me, immediately upon installation, that if I continued to have temperature problems, it could in fact be the circuit board that is the issue. Sure enough, I continued to have temperature problems. So I called and let them know. In response to that, Brad came out to try something else: reprogramming the topside. (Why didn’t he try that before I spent $609.95 for the new heat tube assembly? Don’t ask…) Reprogramming the topside did not fix the problem. So I called and let them know. They got back to me and said they ordered “the new part”. Wait a minute, I said: I’m not agreeing to this until I know the price. What is the price? The receptionist seemed rather thrown off by this question and said they’d have to check with Brad and get back to me. Awhile later, I received an “estimate” via email (with absolutely no context: it was literally a blank email with an estimate as a pdf attachment, and no follow-up call to confirm that I had even received it). The estimate was: $862.03 for the purchase and installation of a new control unit and a new topside command unit. Coupled with what I’d already paid, that would bring the grand total to $1,610.97—a sizable amount, and still with no guarantee that the problem would actually be fixed. I replied that this was out of my budget and would be in touch again if needed. Brad replied almost instantly: “Thanks!!! Let me know if anything changes on your end.” Well, a few days later, my situation did change: I thought more about everything that had happened. I emailed Brad again, letting him know that I wished he had been upfront about the possibility of the circuit board being the issue to begin with. I calculated that if we had replaced the control unit (which includes the heat tube for this brand) and topside command unit to begin with, my total bill would’ve been $1,171.03 only. And since I had already paid $748.95 ($139 for the initial service call + $609.95 for the heat tube assembly), I was willing to pay the difference ($422.08—though actually I was generous and rounded up to $500.00), if he could fix the hot tub. I emphasized that this hot tub had been purchased from them around 2009 and that we hoped to continue using this company for our hot tub repair needs and eventually a replacement hot tub sometime in the future. I asked if that would be possible. His response? There was none. More than two weeks later, I am still waiting, but I’m not holding my breath. Brad lacked even the basic professional decency to acknowledge receipt of the email, let alone answer the question that it contained. So now I’m out $748.95, my hot tub is no better off than it was to begin with, and they will never see another dime of my money, even if that means paying more elsewhere. Do not let my experience be for naught: Avoid this company like the plague! (Oh, and speaking of plagues: Brad did not wear a mask while interacting with me.)"
Thomas G on February 2021
We are a swimming pool contractor in Indiana. We do all operations of sales, service, and installations for pools, spas, and saunas. We have financing for pools and spas with very affordable payment plans.
"Buyer beware! Indiana Pools and Spas combines technical incompetence with a stunning lack of professionalism. Frankly, I am baffled that this place is still in business. A couple of months ago, I called Indiana Pools and Spas to ask for help with my 2009 Great Lakes Sunlighter hot tub that had worked reliably for years but was now exhibiting water temperature irregularities. Brad came out, ran a couple of tests, told me he couldn’t find anything wrong with the hot tub, and left, asking me to keep them updated on the situation. About a week later, I received a bill in the mail for $139 (“technical service call”). I called them, paid the bill, and explained that the hot tub was still not working. In response to that, I was eventually given a quote for $609.95 for the purchase and installation of a new heat tube assembly. I paid that amount, and eventually Brad came out again and installed the new heat tube. Having paid $609.95 for that job under the presumption that it would fix the problem I was paying them to fix, I was somewhat surprised when Brad told me, immediately upon installation, that if I continued to have temperature problems, it could in fact be the circuit board that is the issue. Sure enough, I continued to have temperature problems. So I called and let them know. In response to that, Brad came out to try something else: reprogramming the topside. (Why didn’t he try that before I spent $609.95 for the new heat tube assembly? Don’t ask…) Reprogramming the topside did not fix the problem. So I called and let them know. They got back to me and said they ordered “the new part”. Wait a minute, I said: I’m not agreeing to this until I know the price. What is the price? The receptionist seemed rather thrown off by this question and said they’d have to check with Brad and get back to me. Awhile later, I received an “estimate” via email (with absolutely no context: it was literally a blank email with an estimate as a pdf attachment, and no follow-up call to confirm that I had even received it). The estimate was: $862.03 for the purchase and installation of a new control unit and a new topside command unit. Coupled with what I’d already paid, that would bring the grand total to $1,610.97—a sizable amount, and still with no guarantee that the problem would actually be fixed. I replied that this was out of my budget and would be in touch again if needed. Brad replied almost instantly: “Thanks!!! Let me know if anything changes on your end.” Well, a few days later, my situation did change: I thought more about everything that had happened. I emailed Brad again, letting him know that I wished he had been upfront about the possibility of the circuit board being the issue to begin with. I calculated that if we had replaced the control unit (which includes the heat tube for this brand) and topside command unit to begin with, my total bill would’ve been $1,171.03 only. And since I had already paid $748.95 ($139 for the initial service call + $609.95 for the heat tube assembly), I was willing to pay the difference ($422.08—though actually I was generous and rounded up to $500.00), if he could fix the hot tub. I emphasized that this hot tub had been purchased from them around 2009 and that we hoped to continue using this company for our hot tub repair needs and eventually a replacement hot tub sometime in the future. I asked if that would be possible. His response? There was none. More than two weeks later, I am still waiting, but I’m not holding my breath. Brad lacked even the basic professional decency to acknowledge receipt of the email, let alone answer the question that it contained. So now I’m out $748.95, my hot tub is no better off than it was to begin with, and they will never see another dime of my money, even if that means paying more elsewhere. Do not let my experience be for naught: Avoid this company like the plague! (Oh, and speaking of plagues: Brad did not wear a mask while interacting with me.)"
Thomas G on February 2021
Family Owned Business specializing in Kitchen and Bathroom remodeling. Also specialize in spas and therapeutic saunas.
Family Owned Business specializing in Kitchen and Bathroom remodeling. Also specialize in spas and therapeutic saunas.
Aquatic Control is a woman owned family business that was founded in 1966. Our staff of 34 employees have various backgrounds including biologists, scientists, factory trained technicians and applicators, and product specialists. Aquatic Control accepts Cash, VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
Aquatic Control is a woman owned family business that was founded in 1966. Our staff of 34 employees have various backgrounds including biologists, scientists, factory trained technicians and applicators, and product specialists. Aquatic Control accepts Cash, VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
Restore & repair Patio Chairs, Chaise Lounges, Tables (Glass Replacement, Sandblast, Powder Coat, Replace Sunbrella Fabrics @ Sling style furniture and Cushions. Repair umbrella frames, and replace umbrella covers.
"Did not respond to my request for quote."
Rita T on March 2019
Restore & repair Patio Chairs, Chaise Lounges, Tables (Glass Replacement, Sandblast, Powder Coat, Replace Sunbrella Fabrics @ Sling style furniture and Cushions. Repair umbrella frames, and replace umbrella covers.
"Did not respond to my request for quote."
Rita T on March 2019
Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist
Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist
10 employees, no sub-contracting of work. Cost is determined by the specific job, we strive to give a fair price for professional and long lasting results. Travel charges may apply.
"American clean and seal did a great job and used a superior product to seal . I have noticed my neighbors use other companies and their Concrete is now discolored . I would highly recommend !"
Naeem B on August 2018
10 employees, no sub-contracting of work. Cost is determined by the specific job, we strive to give a fair price for professional and long lasting results. Travel charges may apply.
"American clean and seal did a great job and used a superior product to seal . I have noticed my neighbors use other companies and their Concrete is now discolored . I would highly recommend !"
Naeem B on August 2018
Pool and spa services FAQs
You should have your spa or hot tub inspected and serviced yearly to prevent more costly repairs. Regular hot tub maintenance can save money and help keep you safe from hazards such as faulty wiring. Call a professional hot tub repair specialist, who will know what common issues to look for and have the parts and tools on hand to fix them immediately.
The cost to repair a hot tub or spa ranges from about $170 to $550, depending on the repairs needed. Some of the most common hot tub repairs include leaks, clogged filters, and tripped GFCI breakers. If it’s an electrical problem, you should contact a professional hot tub repair service. Don’t DIY electrical repairs on a hot tub, as poorly repaired wiring can make the hot tub a serious electrocution hazard.
Pool repair costs vary depending on the type of pool. Repairing an inground pool ranges from $350 to $2,700, depending on the extent of the repairs needed. Repairs to an above-ground pool usually cost $100 to $700. The most common repairs include patching or replacing the vinyl pool liner, fixing plumbing or electrical lines, and repairing pumps, filters, and other equipment.
Depending on the size and type of pool, cleaning services cost about $80 to $150 per month, or $960 to $1,800 per year. Pool maintenance and cleaning services often include:
Testing the pH levels of your water
Cleaning filters, skimmer baskets, and traps
Skimming surface debris from the water
Vacuuming the pool
Additional cleaning and upkeep
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