Pool Cleaning and Repair in Frisco and Collin County
A pool that turned green over the weekend, a pump that hums and will not start, a heater that quit the week company is coming, or a water level dropping faster than the heat explains. Weekly service, same-week repairs and green pool cleanups across Frisco and 10 nearby communities.
Based in Frisco. Serving 10 surrounding communities in and around Collin County.
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Pool cleaning and repair services in Collin County
Weekly Pool Cleaning
Skim, brush, vacuum, baskets, chemistry, filter check. Same tech, same day each week, report texted when done.
Equipment Repair
Pump humming, won't prime, tripping the breaker, or the timer stopped turning. Diagnosed and fixed in one visit.
Heater Repair
Heater won't fire, trips on error codes, or runs without warming the water. Gas and heat pump units.
Green Pool Cleanup
Green, black or cloudy after a storm, a vacation or a dead pump. Cleared without draining in most cases.
Leak Detection
Losing more than evaporation? Lines pressure tested, shell dye tested, leak pinpointed and repaired.
Salt System Service
Low salt light on, cell scaled, no chlorine output. Cleaned, tested or replaced in one visit.
Filter Cleaning
Pressure climbing, flow dropping, water cloudy. Cartridge, DE and sand filters cleaned or replaced.
Pool service that fits how Collin County pools run
Collin County summers run above 95 degrees for weeks on end, and pool water in Frisco routinely passes 85 degrees by late June and stays there into September. The swim season in Frisco runs from May into early October, and with an average first freeze of November 22 and last freeze of March 12, a heated pool can stay open most of the year. That shapes every visit. Chlorine is dosed to the week's heat, filters are cleaned before the pressure starves the heater, and the chemistry numbers are texted after every stop.
New plaster along 380, old plumbing in east Plano
The subdivisions along US 380 and Preston Road are new pools with salt systems and variable-speed pumps, many still under warranty, and the work there is start-up chemistry on fresh plaster and a builder-grade salt cell reaching its first replacement. East Plano and the original neighborhoods in The Colony are the other end: 1970s and 1980s pools on original plumbing, aging DE filters and a second or third pump, where a leak trace comes up more often than a warranty claim. The tech on the route knows which one is yours before the truck leaves.
Fill water that changes with the season
Fill water across the county comes from the North Texas Municipal Water District's Wylie plant, which NTMWD itself calls moderately hard, and its alkalinity swings widely across the year. Spring fill water and late summer fill water do not balance the same way, so the tech tests on every visit instead of dosing a fixed amount. Hard water also plates calcium onto salt cells, which is why a low salt light here is usually scale, not salt.
Where the backwash goes
Cities across Collin County, Frisco and Allen among them, treat filter backwash and chlorinated pool water in the storm drain as an illicit discharge, so backwash and drain water go to the sanitary sewer cleanout, slowly, or wait until the chlorine has fallen to zero. On the acreage lots in Lucas there is often no sewer cleanout at all, so the water is dechlorinated and spread on the yard at a slow rate.
Texas does not license pool service companies, so insurance and references are the proof of a good one. The trades around a pool are licensed: pump wiring and bonding need a TDLR-licensed electrician, natural gas piping a licensed plumber, and propane work a Railroad Commission LP-gas licensee. We bring those trades in when a job needs them.
Call (972) 640-4665 and say whether the pool is green, leaking or just due for a weekly. The green ones go first.
Frequently asked questions
How much does weekly pool service cost in Collin County?
Weekly full service starts at $165 per month for a typical residential pool, standard chemicals included. Spas, large pools and pools under heavy tree cover are quoted after the first visit. There is no contract.
How fast can you come out for a repair?
Most repair calls in Frisco are scheduled within two to four business days. A pump that is tripping the breaker or a pool that is turning green gets moved to the front of the line.
Why did my pool turn green so fast?
Water above 85 degrees with low chlorine is the recipe, and summer water here sits above that line for weeks. A storm adds phosphates and debris, and a pump that quit for two days finishes the job. A green pool cleanup starts at $400 depending on how far gone the water is.
The pump hums but will not start. What is wrong?
Usually a start capacitor or seized bearings. Turn it off at the timer so the motor does not burn out, then call. A capacitor is a cheap same-visit fix. A seized motor on an old single-speed pump is usually replaced with a variable-speed unit.
Why will the heater not fire?
Low flow from a dirty filter or a pump on low speed is the top cause on both gas and heat pump units. After that it is an igniter, a pressure switch or a sensor. The heater diagnostic is $125 and is applied to the repair.
Most repairs are finished in a single visit.