
Boutique hotels, luxury cabañas and beachfront villas, many of them off the electrical grid. $1,500 MXN/month.
The strip of boutique hotels between the dune and the lagoon. Much of it runs on solar, a generator or intermittent grid power, and the logistics differ from those in town.
On the beach road the challenge isn't the jungle, it's the sea. The breeze deposits salt on the water and on the equipment every day. That salt attacks seals, hardware and pump grilles, and in freshwater pools it skews the chlorine reading unless you compensate.
Power outages are the real problem. Every time the electricity goes, the pump stops circulating, and in coastal heat the water starts to turn within hours. Chemistry alone isn't enough here: you have to size the actual filtration time, not the theoretical one.
Our clients in Zona Hotelera Tulum are mostly hotel managers, property administrators and villa owners renting by the week, with boutique hotels, luxury cabañas and beachfront villas, many of them off the electrical grid. 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.
Zona Hotelera Tulum is along the Tulum-Boca Paila road, from km 2 to km 10. We also serve Centro Tulum, Aldea Zamá, Tankah, Soliman Bay.




Service scheduled before every check-in, built for property managers.
View →We service Zona Hotelera Tulum 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.
Yes. We serve boutique hotels and cabañas along the Tulum-Boca Paila road, with daily visits or several times a week depending on occupancy. For hospitality we work with a log of chlorine and pH readings, which is what Civil Protection asks for in an inspection.
Yes, and it's a design fix, not a chemical one. You calculate the filtration cycle against the hours of power actually available, set the chlorine residual to survive the gap, and for long outages use a stabilizer so the sun doesn't burn the chlorine off so fast. We assess it on site.
Yes. We do a deep clean with shock treatment and continuous filtering until it's crystal clear, usually in 2 to 4 days depending on its condition.
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