The Pool Cleaning Service Hightstown, NJ Homeowners Recommend

Pool Bros provides professional pool cleaning and maintenance for homes throughout Hightstown’s historic borough, from the Victorian streets of the Stockton District to the neighborhoods along Peddie Lake. As a top rated Pool Cleaning Service in Central New Jersey we take the work off your plate so your pool stays clean all season long.

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Hightstown, NJ
Hightstown, NJ.
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Why Hightstown, NJ Trusts Pool Bros

Pool Cleaning
Hightstown homeowners trust Pool Bros to show up consistently and keep their pools in great condition from opening day to closing. Here’s what sets us apart:
Licensed and insured — NJHIC #13VH12777200
5-star rated on Google by homeowners across Mercer County
Certified Pool Operator on staff for water testing and chemical management
Serving Hightstown and surrounding Mercer County communities since 2022
Trusted by your neighbors
CPO certified

Professional Pool Services

Pool Cleaner Cleaning a Pool

Pool Cleaning Service

Hightstown’s mature trees and lush landscaping are part of what makes the borough so attractive — but they also mean more leaves, debris, and organic material making their way into your pool. Our weekly pool cleaning service is designed to stay ahead of that, so your pool is never the last thing you want to jump into.

Every visit includes a thorough vacuuming, skimmer and basket cleaning, water testing and chemical balancing, surface brushing, and a full equipment check. Our pool cleaning service includes all sanitizing chemicals — no separate orders, no measuring, no storage in your garage.

If the leaf load around your property is especially heavy in the fall, our Pool Winter Service adds two off-season visits to pull back the cover, vacuum debris, test and treat the water, and protect your pool through until spring.
Swimming Pool Repair Service

Swimming Pool Repair Service

Hightstown’s housing stock includes some of the most beautiful older homes in Mercer County — and many of those homes have pool equipment that’s just as old. Our swimming pool repair service is one of the most common calls we get from borough homeowners who are tired of nursing along equipment that should have been replaced years ago.

We handle pump and filter replacement, plumbing repairs, freeze damage remediation, salt system conversions, and heater installation. Our wimming pool repair service team works on all major brands and prices new equipment below what most homeowners expect to pay.

Hightstown winters can be hard on pool plumbing — especially on older lines that weren’t blown out properly at closing. If you’re dealing with cracked pipes or a leak you can’t locate, leak detection and plumbing repair are among the services we offer.

Hightstown’s Rich History

The land that became Hightstown was originally acquired by William Penn in the late 1600s, who intended to settle the area with Quakers. The borough takes its name from John and Mary Hight, who established a tavern here in the 1750s, and was officially incorporated on March 5, 1853. Hightstown’s most consequential chapter came in 1831, when the Camden and Amboy Railroad — the first chartered railway in New Jersey and third-oldest in the United States — began stopping here, using the famous John Bull locomotive and connecting New York and Philadelphia through the heart of Central Jersey.

Neighborhoods and Streets

Hightstown is a compact borough, but it packs in a remarkable amount of architectural character. The streets surrounding downtown are lined with well-preserved homes spanning Federal, Victorian, and Colonial styles, and locals take real pride in maintaining that character.
The Stockton Street Historic District runs along both sides of Stockton Street and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, featuring Victorian homes, the Civil War monument, and the First Methodist Church.
North Main Street is the borough’s main commercial and residential corridor, home to the Ely House, the Hightstown-East Windsor Historical Society, and some of the borough’s oldest surviving residences.
Peddie Lake sits adjacent to the Peddie School campus and offers one of the more picturesque backdrops in Mercer County for residents who live nearby.
Route 33 and County Route 571 intersect at the heart of downtown and serve as the main arteries connecting Hightstown to East Windsor, Cranbury, and the surrounding region.

Community and Lifestyle

Hightstown is one of the more culturally diverse communities in Mercer County, and that diversity is part of what gives the borough its distinctive energy. The Peddie School, a respected private boarding school founded in 1864, has been a steady anchor of the community for more than 150 years. Downtown Hightstown — organized under Downtown Hightstown, Inc. since 2008 — draws residents to its mix of restaurants, boutiques, art galleries, and historic sites, and in 2015 the borough was designated a Preserve America community in recognition of its historic preservation efforts.

Getting Around Hightstown, NJ

Hightstown sits almost exactly equidistant between New York City and Philadelphia, which makes it a practical base for commuters and travelers heading in either direction. Several transit and highway options keep residents well connected.
The Princeton Junction Shuttle connects Hightstown and East Windsor directly to Princeton Junction Station, where NJ Transit and Amtrak run along the Northeast Corridor.
NJ Transit Suburban Coach Route 300 provides direct bus service to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan.
U.S. Route 130 and Route 33 offer quick access to the New Jersey Turnpike and I-195, putting both coasts of the state within easy reach.

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