Pool Service in
Sewickley.

Splash Burgh provides premium residential pool service across Sewickley, PA (15143) and the surrounding Quaker Valley communities — Edgeworth, Glen Osborne, Sewickley Hills, and the estate neighborhoods of Sewickley Heights. It's one of the strongest pool markets in the region, and it deserves service that's reliable and detail-oriented.

Just up the Ohio River from our home base, Sewickley is an easy part of our route. From walkable homes near the Beaver Street village to the large wooded estates in the Heights, we handle openings, weekly maintenance, green-to-clean recovery, repairs, and winterization.

Pool services we offer in Sewickley

• Pool cleaning & maintenance — one-time cleanings and recurring weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly plans.
• Pool openings & closings — seasonal opening in spring and full winterization in fall.
• Green-to-clean recovery — restoring green, cloudy, or algae-filled water.
• Equipment & plumbing repairs — pumps, filters, lines, and leak troubleshooting.
• Water testing & chemical balancing — keeping your water safe, clear, and swim-ready.
• General & emergency service calls — for the problems that can't wait.

Sewickley Heights is estate country — large, private in-ground pools set on expansive, heavily wooded lots. Beautiful, but all that mature tree cover drives constant skimming and chemistry demand. Season-long weekly maintenance is what keeps these pools pristine, and it's exactly what we specialize in.

Why Sewickley homeowners choose Splash Burgh

Splash Burgh is a locally owned pool service led by a Certified Pool Operator. We're based right here in the airport corridor, so Sewickley is a short drive — not an afterthought. You get honest pricing confirmed before any work begins, reliable scheduling, and a team that actually answers the phone. New to pool care or comparing options? Our Pittsburgh Pool Care Guide answers the questions homeowners ask most.

Areas we also serve

Splash Burgh also serves Coraopolis, Moon Township, Ambridge, plus communities across the Pittsburgh airport corridor and Ohio River valley.