Family owned in Grapevine, TX
Pool service and repair in Grapevine, TX
Weekly cleaning, repairs and equipment installs, so your pool is ready for every Texas summer day.
Insured through IPSSAIndependent Pool and Spa Service AssociationWe service and install
What's going on with your pool?
Pick what you see. We will tell you what usually causes it, what you can safely check, and who fixes it.
Common causes
- Low or unbalanced sanitizer, so algae can grow
- A dirty or worn filter that is not clearing the water
- Weak circulation from a tired pump or blocked basket
- Heavy rain, heat or debris that overwhelmed the water
What you can safely check
- Empty the skimmer and pump baskets
- Use test strips to read chlorine and pH
- Check that the pump is running and water returns to the pool
Act soon. This gets worse with time.
Common causes
- A worn motor part or a failed capacitor
- A jammed impeller or seized bearings
- A power supply or breaker problem
What you can safely check
- Turn the pump off at the breaker and leave it off
- Look for water leaking around the pump
- Call a pro. Do not keep trying to start it
Common causes
- A loose or cracked lid, or a worn lid o-ring
- A low water level letting the skimmer pull in air
- A leak or loose fitting on the suction side
What you can safely check
- Make sure the water level is above the middle of the skimmer opening
- Check that the pump lid is tight and seated
- Empty the skimmer and pump baskets
Common causes
- A dirty or clogged filter
- Full baskets or a blocked line
- A pump that is worn or not moving enough water
What you can safely check
- Empty the skimmer and pump baskets
- Read the filter pressure gauge and compare it to your usual reading
- Check that valves are open
Act soon. This gets worse with time.
Common causes
- An ignition or control fault
- Low water flow to the heater
- A tripped safety switch or breaker
- Gas or power supply problem
What you can safely check
- Check that the pump is running and the filter is clean
- Look for an error code on the heater display
- If it still will not light, turn the heater off at the breaker and call a pro. Do not do gas or electrical work
Act soon. This gets worse with time.
Common causes
- Water left in pumps, filters, heaters and pipes can freeze and crack parts
- Freeze protection may be off or set wrong
- A pump problem may stop circulation during the freeze
What you can safely check
- Check that your freeze protection or controls are set up
- Make sure the pump runs and water moves
- Call a pro before the cold front if you are unsure
Act soon. This gets worse with time.
Common causes
- A failed fixture or bulb
- A connection or control problem
- A timer or automation setting
- Water in the fixture
What you can safely check
- Check the timer or app setting for the light
- Turn the light off at the breaker if it flickers or trips the breaker
- Do not open the fixture. Call a pro for any electrical work
Common causes
- A timer or schedule that was reset after a power blip
- A controller or communication fault
- Settings changed by mistake
- A problem with the equipment it controls
What you can safely check
- Check the time and schedule on the timer or panel
- Look for error messages on the control panel
- If a timer looks damaged or hot, turn the breaker off and call a pro
What we take care of
From the weekly visit to the equipment pad, one local team for the whole pool.
Weekly Pool Service
Pool Equipment Repair & Service- Pool Pump Repair & Installation
- Pool Heater Repair & Installation
Salt Water System Installation & Service- Algae Treatment
Every weekly visit
Clean, balanced water you can count on, and a set of eyes on your equipment each week.
- Balance the water. Chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium hardness, conditioner, and salt if your pool uses it.
- Empty the baskets. And backwash the filter as needed.
- Vacuum as needed. Leaves and debris that fell in during the week come out.
- Brush walls and steps. As needed, so the pool looks right every week.
Local to Grapevine and the cities around it
We service residential pools across Northeast Tarrant County, from Southlake and Keller to Coppell and the HEB cities.
All areas we serve“Moe and the Marina pool team are wonderful. I would recommend them to anyone in the HEB area. They service my pool each week, are fast to respond, and keep it beautiful year-round!”
Pool care guides for North Texas
Straight answers on weekly care, repairs, freezes and green water, with sources.
- Weekly Pool Service in Grapevine and Northeast Tarrant CountyWeekly pool service means a technician visits once a week to test and balance your water, empty baskets, brush, vacuum as needed, and backwash the filter as needed. Marina Pool Services, a family-owned company in Grapevine, covers these tasks for residential pools and gives free estimates for qualifying services.
- Pool Equipment Repair and Replacement in Grapevine
- Pool Service and Repair Costs in DFW: What to Expect and What to Ask
- North Texas Pool Care: Heat, Storms, Pollen, and Hard Water
- Freeze Protection and Winter Pool Care in Texas
- Saltwater Systems, Automation, and Equipment Upgrades
- Green Pool Cleanup and Pool Water Problems
Questions homeowners ask
What areas does Marina Pool Services serve?
We are based in Grapevine and serve residential pools in Grapevine, Southlake, Colleyville, Keller, Trophy Club, North Richland Hills, Hurst, Euless, Bedford, Coppell, Flower Mound and Irving. Type your city or ZIP on our areas page, or call (817) 896-1120 to check your street.
What does weekly pool service include?
Each week we balance the water, including chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium hardness, conditioner and salt if your pool uses it. We empty the baskets and backwash the filter as needed, vacuum when leaves or debris have fallen in, and brush the walls and steps as needed.
Do you repair and install pool equipment?
Yes. We diagnose and repair pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, automation, timers and lights, and we install new equipment. We service and install equipment from Hayward, Pentair, Jandy, Raypak and other residential systems.
Is Marina Pool Services insured?
Yes. Marina Pool Services is insured through IPSSA, the Independent Pool and Spa Service Association.
How do I get an estimate?
Call or text (817) 896-1120, email marinapools@yahoo.com, or send the quote form. Estimates are free for qualifying services, and when the schedule allows we can give a same-day estimate for pool service, cleaning and equipment repairs.
Who is Marina Pool Services?
Marina Pool Services is a family-owned and locally operated pool service company based in Grapevine, Texas. The family lives in Grapevine, and the team has more than 20 years of combined pool experience with residential pools.
Need a hand with your pool?
Call or text and tell us what your pool needs. Estimates are free for qualifying services, and same-day estimates are possible when the schedule allows.