About, since February 2017

Miracle Pool Care started as Miracle Blasting in 2017

Kevin Trumbull founded Miracle Blasting in February 2017 to do one thing: blast hard-water calcium off pool tile. Customers kept asking him to look after the whole pool, so weekly pool routes followed.

It is still a family business, and the owner still answers the phone. The legal name on the paperwork is Miracle Blasting LLC, working from 5212 S Rainbow Rd, Buckeye, AZ.

February 2017
Kevin Trumbull founds Miracle Blasting LLC in Buckeye. One job: blast hard-water calcium off pool tile.
After the tile
Customers ask for the whole pool to be looked after. Weekly pool routes follow.
2021
Best of Peoria, voted by readers of the Peoria Times.
March 2025
Best of the West Valley, voted by readers of the West Valley View.
Today
Still a family business. Kevin is on the phone and on job sites, and the owner still answers the call.

How a visit works

A set day, a full clean, and a photo report in your inbox.

Weekly service runs on a set day. After every visit you get an emailed photo report, so you can see the work without being home. There is no contract and no cancellation fee: it is month to month, and the business is licensed and insured.

  • Skim, brush and vacuum the pool, and empty the baskets.
  • Test and balance the chemistry. Basic chemicals are in the monthly rate.
  • Check the filter pressure and the equipment.
  • Email you a photo report of what was done and what was added.

Pools are priced after a look, as one flat monthly number. Tile calcium, acid washes and decks are quoted by the job. See the full service list.

From the first job to now

Tile, plaster and stone, before and after

Cobalt tile, drained plaster and flagstone: the surfaces Arizona water leaves marked.

  • Patterned cobalt waterline tile, white calcium crust on the left and clean glaze on the right
    Patterned cobalt tile, scale on one side and clean glaze on the other
  • Raised spa wall of cobalt tile streaked with white hard-water scale
    Cobalt spa tile under hard-water scale
  • Raised spa wall of cobalt tile with the scale gone and the glaze intact
    The same spa wall, scale off, glaze intact
  • Drained plaster pool floor and steps, stained and patchy, with a hose laid across it
    Stained plaster floor and entry steps, drained
  • Drained plaster pool and steps washed back to an even pale finish
    Plaster after the acid wash, an even pale finish
  • Flagstone pool deck with algae and bonded dust at the brick steps
    Flagstone deck and brick steps with algae and bonded dust
  • Flagstone pool deck and brick steps washed back to warm sandstone colour
    The same flagstone, back to warm sandstone

Talk to the person who started it.

Call or text (623) 695-9199 and say what the pool is doing. We look first, then give you one flat number.