
Family housing and small buildings in the transition toward the Zamá corridor. $1,500 MXN/month.
A transitional neighborhood northeast of downtown, where established housing and new construction share the same street.
Región 9 sits in the transition between town and the developments, and there old polished-concrete pools coexist with new microcement finishes. Each finish demands different handling: microcement won't tolerate the concentrated acid that polished concrete takes without trouble.
Here we see new finishes ruined by the wrong treatment. Microcement or a chukum finish treated with acid as though it were tile loses its sealer and starts staining permanently. Before any strong treatment we identify the finish, and that only happens if someone inspects it on site.
Our clients in Región 9 are mostly local residents and owners renting furnished apartments by the month, with family housing and small buildings in the transition toward the Zamá corridor. 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.
Región 9 is 1 km northeast of downtown Tulum. We also serve Región 8, Región 15, Región 4, La Ceiba.




Service scheduled before every check-in, built for property managers.
View →We service Región 9 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.
Day to day yes, strong treatments no. Chukum and microcement are porous and sealed: the concentrated acid used to remove scale from tile lifts their sealer and leaves them staining permanently. On these finishes you work with preventive saturation control and gentle cleaning, never with direct acid.
Between 2 and 4 days in most cases, without draining it. Day one is shock and brushing, and the following days are continuous filtering while the water clears. If the finish is delicate we adapt the treatment so as not to damage it, even if it takes a day longer. We send you a progress photo each day.
In the Caribbean climate a weekly visit is the right cadence. The heat burns off chlorine and the jungle dirties the water fast; without weekly maintenance a pool turns green in a matter of days.
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