Pool services in Grapevine, TX
Weekly cleaning, repairs, installs and upgrades for residential pools in Grapevine and nearby Northeast Tarrant County cities. We service and install Hayward, Pentair, Jandy and Raypak equipment.
Weekly care
Clean, balanced water every week, and help when the water turns.
Weekly Pool Service
Weekly pool service means a pro visits once a week to test and balance your water, empty the baskets, and clean the pool.
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Pool Maintenance Services
Pool maintenance is the regular cleaning, water testing and equipment checking that keeps a pool clear and safe to use.
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Algae Treatment
Algae treatment clears the green, cloudy or slimy growth from a pool and cleans the filter where it often hides.
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Repair
We diagnose the problem and recommend practical fixes for your pool and equipment.
Pool Equipment Repair & Service
Pool equipment repair means finding why a pump, filter, heater or control system is failing and fixing it.
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Pool Pump Repair & Installation
Pool pump repair fixes the pump that moves water through your filter and equipment.
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Pool Filter Service & Installation
A pool filter catches dirt and fine particles as water moves through the circulation system.
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Pool Heater Repair & Installation
Pool heater repair finds why a heater will not light, turns off or heats poorly, then fixes it.
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Pool Equipment Inspection & Diagnostics
A pool equipment inspection checks the pump, filter, heater, valves, plumbing, timers and controls for wear, leaks and poor operation.
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Freeze Damage Repair
Freeze damage happens when water freezes inside pool equipment or pipes and cracks parts.
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Upgrades
Salt systems, automation, timers, lighting and new equipment from major brands.
Salt Water System Installation & Service
A salt water system uses a salt chlorine generator to make chlorine from the salt in your pool water.
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Pool Automation & Smart Controls
Pool automation links your pump, heater, lights and other equipment to one control system.
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Timer Installation & Energy Controls
A pool timer turns your pump and other equipment on and off on a set schedule.
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Pool & Spa Lighting Solutions
Pool lighting service covers installing, replacing and repairing pool and spa lights.
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Pool Equipment Installation
Pool equipment installation means putting in new pumps, filters, heaters and other gear and connecting it to your system.
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Protection
Freeze protection for North Texas winters and deck joint sealing.
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
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.