Professional Pool Closing Services Near You

Protect your investment and enjoy peace of mind all winter long.

❄️ Winter Is Coming — Is Your Pool Ready to Close?

When the season starts to shift, it’s time to think about pool closing—and not just any pool closing. You need a team that understands your specific climate, equipment, and goals.

At Intermountain Aquatech Pools & Spas, we specialize in expert pool closing services near you throughout Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming. Whether you have a luxury inground pool or an above-ground system, our certified techs make the winterization process smooth, secure, and stress-free.

Closing your pool is an essential part of winter preparation.

It will prevent you from spending valuable time maintaining your pool over the winter months when you’re not using it anyway. Properly closing the pool before winter will make opening it in the coming summer much easier. It will also prevent problems that can occur from winter temperatures and freezing that can compromise the integrity of your pool.

However, for many people, closing the pool for winter can be a big undertaking. If you don’t have the time, expertise, or tools needed, we can help you with seasonal pool closing.

🔧 What’s Included in Our Pool Closing Service

Our comprehensive pool closing services include everything you need for a worry-free off-season:

• ✅ Draining and clearing water lines

• ✅ Equipment inspection and shut-down

• ✅ Water chemistry balancing + winter chemical kit

• ✅ Filter and heater preparation

• ✅ Winter safety cover installation

• ✅ Optional hot tub/spa closing

We handle residential, commercial, inground, and above-ground pool closings with the same standard of precision. Need both an opening and closing? Ask about our seasonal service bundles.

📍 Pool Closing Services Near You — Local and Reliable

When you search for pool closers near me, you want more than just a name—you want a neighbor you can trust.

We proudly serve homeowners in:

• Salt Lake City

• Sandy

• Provo

• Ogden

• Boise

• Idaho Falls

• Park City

• And beyond throughout Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming

Our local teams understand cold-weather pool care better than national chains and “pop-up” closers.

🕒 When Should You Close Your Pool?

Timing is everything. We recommend closing your pool when daytime temperatures consistently fall below 65°F—typically in late September through early November.

Letting your pool sit unprotected increases the risk of:

• Algae growth

• Freezing pipe damage

• Staining and mineral buildup

• Expensive spring repairs

If you’re seeing “pool closings near me” climbing your to-do list, act now before our calendar fills up.

🏡 Types of Pool Closings We Offer

We service all major pool systems, including:

• Inground pool closing services near me

• Above ground pool winterization

• Commercial and municipal pool closings

• Spa and hot tub closing services

Every system is unique, so we tailor each closing to your pool’s size, configuration, and environment.

💡 Why Choose Intermountain Aquatech?

With over 65 years of expertise, we’re not just another pool company. We’re a family-run business committed to craftsmanship, clarity, and customer care.

Here’s what sets us apart:

• ✅ Trusted by 10,000+ pool owners

• ✅ Fully licensed, bonded, and insured

• ✅ Exclusive partner of Hayward, Pentair, Bioguard, and Caldera®

• ✅ Personalized seasonal care plans

• ✅ 5-star average customer reviews

When is the Right Time to Close?

Waiting until the right time to close your pool will ensure that your winterizing will last throughout the season. In Utah, mid-October is usually the right season for pool closings. A good rule of thumb is to wait until the daily temperatures are consistently in the 60’s.

What’s the Point of Closing My Pool for Winter?

Closing your pool for the winter has three main purposes:

• Prevents costly and time-consuming maintenance over the winter.
• Keeps your pool and any attached equipment (like the water filtration and heating system) safe throughout winter freezes.
• Preps your pool for spring so that there won’t be impossible-to-remove scale, calcium deposits, and algae growth when it gets warm again and you open your pool for the summer season.

If it’s time to close your pool for the year, give us a call. We can provide a professional, experienced service that will ensure that your pool will be ready for the spring when it comes.