Weekly pool maintenance starts at $220/month, which includes all chemicals, weekly visits, full water testing, and our 10-point maintenance process. Most Lakewood pools fall between $220 and $280/month depending on size, features, and tree canopy exposure. We quote a flat rate after a free on-site inspection. No surprises on your bill.

Significantly. Live oaks drop leaves year-round (they are evergreen, not deciduous). Pecans dump shells and leaves every fall. Cedar pollen from November through March clogs filters rapidly and creates a yellowish film on the water surface. Pools within a half-mile of White Rock Lake need more frequent basket cleaning and filter attention. We build that into every Lakewood route.

Many Lakewood pools date to the 1940s through 1960s. You will often find original plaster with decades of calcium buildup, copper piping that can stain water green if pH drifts low, and single-speed pumps pulling three times the electricity of modern alternatives. We do not walk in and tell you to rip everything out. If your vintage system is functioning safely, we maintain it properly and keep your water balanced. When something genuinely needs replacing, we explain why and give you options at multiple price points.

Yes. Pools near the lake deal with heavier organic debris loads from the mature canopy along Lawther Drive and toward the Dallas Arboretum. That constant debris increases chlorine demand and filter pressure. We account for it on every Lakewood route: heavy-canopy pools get extra attention during leaf season and pollen season.

Cedar pollen runs from November through March and hits Lakewood hard. The pollen creates a yellowish film on the water surface, accelerates filter clogging, and adds organic load that increases chlorine demand. A single heavy pollen week can clog a cartridge filter that normally goes a month between cleanings. We increase filter cleaning frequency and adjust chemical dosing during peak weeks. This is included in your regular service rate.

Yes. We run active weekly routes on Lakewood Boulevard, Tokalon Drive, Kenmore Drive, and throughout the Lakewood Country Club vicinity. The residential streets surrounding the club are some of our most active service addresses. These tend to be larger pools on well-maintained properties.

Absolutely. If your pool has turned green from missed service, a pump failure, or extended time without chemical treatment, we offer green pool cleanup as a standalone service. Most recoveries take 3 to 5 days depending on severity. The sooner you call (214) 997-4839, the faster and less expensive the recovery.

Replastering is common in Lakewood given the age of the pool stock. Signs you may need it: rough texture underfoot, visible staining that brushing cannot remove, or small chunks of plaster lifting from the shell. We do not perform replastering ourselves, but we can refer you to qualified contractors we trust. In the meantime, we keep your water chemistry optimized to slow plaster degradation and extend the life of your existing surface.

No. Most of our Lakewood clients are not home when we service their pool. We just need reliable access to the pool and equipment pad. A photo report goes to your phone after every visit so you know exactly what your pool looks like. (Your backyard dog will eventually warm up to us.)