Geri P.
7/18/2023
We are extremely pleased with Sacramento Chemical Swimming Pool Service and the 'customer service' we receive from pool technicians, Greg and Devin. They are easy to communicate with, responding...
Sacramento Chemical Swimming Pool Service
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6555 Florin Perkins Rd
Sacramento, CA 95828
Sacramento Chemical Swimming Pool Service (SCSPS) is a family-owned business that has been providing reliable pool chemical treatment services in the Sacramento area since 1979. With a strong commitment to excellence in pool chemistry and customer care, SCSPS takes pride in maintaining safe, healthy, and beautiful pools for their clients. They also supply top-of-the-line chemicals to professional swimming pool service companies.
Under the leadership of owner Jorge Valenzuela, who was personally trained by the previous owner, SCSPS continues to uphold the high standards set forth by its founder, Harry Willey. With over 35 years of experience, SCSPS specializes in pool chemistry and customer service, ensuring that each pool they treat is chemically balanced and ready for enjoyment. Their dedication to quality and expertise has made them a trusted name in the industry.
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Curt C.
5/27/2023
It's sad that I have to write a negative review on a company that we have used for 8 years. Their service used to be stellar and they were the only company that used chlorine gas to treat pools....
Andy H.
8/1/2024
For many years we have had this service and we are very pleased with it. The techs that have come out have been super friendly and efficient. Also effective in diagnosing what the water needs...
Veronica H.
5/29/2024
We have used Sacramento Chemical for about 10 years. Service used to be fabulous, our pool was always clear and our concerns were addressed in a timely manner. The past 2ish years, our pool has...
Scott M.
7/10/2024
Similar to other recent reviews, I've used this service for several years but my patience has run out. Their tech does not accurately test the water and simply walks in dumps some liquid chlorine...
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