Our services
What we do in La Veleta.
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Airbnb and rental villa pools
Service scheduled before every check-in, built for property managers.
View →Recently built two- and three-storey houses with small 10 to 20 m³ pools and plenty of rooftops. $1,500 MXN/month.
It's the fastest-growing area in Tulum: dirt streets gradually being paved, constant construction and building dust in the air much of the year.
La Veleta grew fast and a good share of the houses draw from their own well rather than the mains. The well water here comes out with high hardness and dissolved iron, and that iron is what leaves the brown ring at the waterline that many people mistake for dirt.
Construction dust is La Veleta's specific enemy. It settles on the floor, clogs the cartridge filter ahead of schedule and dulls the water even when the chemistry is perfect. Here, backwashing and filter checks matter more than in any other neighborhood.
Our clients in La Veleta are mostly full-time residents, long-stay digital nomads and owners renting by the month, with recently built two- and three-storey houses with small 10 to 20 m³ pools and plenty of rooftops. Our technician arrives on the fixed day you agree on, with equipment and chemicals included, and leaves a photo report with readings after every visit.
La Veleta is 1.5 km southwest of downtown Tulum. We also serve Región 15, Región 12, Aldea Maya, Centro Tulum.
Service scheduled before every check-in, built for property managers.
View →We service La Veleta on a fixed route, so we know which day we're on your street. No sales visits.
Send us a photo of your pool. We give you a diagnosis and an exact quote the same day, at no cost.
We pick the day of the week together. The same technician always services your pool.
After every visit you receive a photo of the result. You can confirm it came out crystal clear even if you weren't there.
If your pool isn't crystal clear when we finish, that visit is on us. No fine print.
It's almost always iron from the well water, not dirt. In La Veleta many houses fill from their own well and that iron precipitates when it oxidizes with chlorine. It comes off with a metal sequestrant and brushing, not with more chlorine. Adding more chlorine without treating the iron makes the stain worse.
It's the most common issue in La Veleta. Cement dust raises pH and saturates the filter. While the work lasts we recommend covering the pool when it isn't in use, checking the filter weekly instead of monthly, and using flocculant as needed to drag the fines to the floor so they can be vacuumed.
Surface and floor cleaning, wall brushing, emptying baskets and skimmer, full chemical balance (chlorine, pH, alkalinity), pump and filter check, and a photo report.
Send us a photo on WhatsApp and we'll quote you today, no strings attached.
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