Pool service and repair in Hurst, Euless and Bedford, TX
Marina Pool Services serves Hurst, Euless and Bedford from its Grapevine base. This page covers water in each of the three cities and the pool rules that Euless publishes for owners.
About 8.9 miles and 12 minutes from our Grapevine base to Euless City Hall (estimated October 2026).
Hurst, Euless and Bedford pool facts
Local water and pool rules that matter when you own a pool here. Each one links to the city or utility source, checked October 21, 2026.
- Water
Hurst supply
Hurst uses surface water from Benbrook, Eagle Mountain, Cedar Creek and Richland Chambers, plus Trinity Aquifer wells. It has two Fort Worth connections and six city wells.
Source: City of Hurst: Water Division
- Water
Hurst hardness
The 2025 Hurst report lists hardness of 108 to 150 ppm (about 6.3 to 8.8 grains per gallon). The disinfectant is chloramines.
- Water
Bedford supply
Bedford water is mostly Lake Arlington water through the TRA Tarrant County Water Supply Project.
Source: City of Bedford: Water Quality
- Water
Euless supply
Euless water comes mainly from the TRA (Cedar Creek and Richland Chambers), with city wells in the Trinity Aquifer as a secondary source.
- Drought
Euless Stage 3
Euless has no restrictions while reservoirs are above 75%. Stage 3, below 45%, prohibits draining and refilling pools.
- Pool barrier
Euless 6-foot enclosure
Code Sec. 84-362(i) says private pools must be fully enclosed by a fence at least 6 feet high, wood or equal, with self-closing, self-latching gates. Public pools need 4 feet.
- Permits
Euless permit list
Euless lists permits for pools of 5,000 gallons or more, electrical upgrades, water heater install or replace, new fencing (not simple panel replacement), spa electrical and gas leak repair.
Source: City of Euless: Building Construction and Permitting
- Permits
Euless pool code
The city cites the 2021 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code, adopted by Ordinance 2324.
Source: City of Euless: Building Construction and Permitting
Local pool tips for Hurst, Euless and Bedford
Hurst, Euless and Bedford pool questions
Which cities does the HEB page cover?
HEB means Hurst, Euless and Bedford. Marina Pool Services serves all three from its Grapevine base. A maps routing tool on October 21, 2026 put the cities about 8 to 11 miles away, and live traffic changes that. Euless also has its own page with city rules.
What water do Hurst and Bedford use?
Hurst uses surface water plus Trinity Aquifer wells, with 2025 hardness of 108 to 150 ppm and chloramines. Bedford water is mostly Lake Arlington water through the TRA Tarrant County Water Supply Project. Euless uses TRA water with city wells.
Does Euless require a permit to replace a pool water heater?
Euless lists water heater install or replace among the jobs that need a permit. Pools of 5,000 gallons or more also appear on the list. Confirm what applies to your job with the city before work begins.
What happens to pool draining in Euless during drought?
Euless has no restrictions while reservoirs are above 75%. At Stage 3, below 45%, draining and refilling pools is prohibited. The city decides the stage, so check its water page before any drain or refill of your pool.
Pool help in Hurst, Euless and Bedford
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