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Pool Service in Southlake, TX
Liquidus Pools provides pool service in Southlake, TX for homeowners who want their pool handled right, every week, without having to manage it. Weekly cleaning, equipment repair, and remodels from one local team, with a photo report in your inbox after every visit so you always know the work got done.
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Serving Southlake Homeowners
Pool service in Southlake, TX means big backyards, mature trees, and pools that do a lot of work. The median lot in Southlake is around 20,000 square feet, close to half an acre, and the pools that go with them tend to be large, with attached spas, raised water features, outdoor kitchens, and full automation. We service them the way they were built to be run: thoroughly, on schedule, and with someone paying attention to the equipment, not just the water.
We work across Southlake, from Timarron and Stone Lakes to Timber Lake, Carillon, and the estate properties north of Southlake Boulevard toward Bob Jones Park and Grapevine Lake. Our routes already run through neighboring Grapevine and Flower Mound, so Southlake fits right into the week.
A few things make Southlake pools their own animal:
- Trees, and lots of them. Southlake has been a Tree City USA for 28 straight years and protects its trees by ordinance, which is great for shade and privacy and hard on pools. Oak pollen in spring, leaves in fall, and a steady rain of twigs and acorns mean full skimmer baskets, strained pumps, and tannin stains on plaster when debris sits too long. Weekly brushing and basket cleaning is non-negotiable here.
- Pools hitting middle age. The median Southlake home was built around 1996, so a lot of pools in town are 25 to 30 years old. Original plaster gets rough and blotchy, tile lines fade, and single-speed pumps from that era burn a lot of electricity. If your pump fails now, federal efficiency rules mean most replacements have to be variable-speed, which is quieter and much cheaper to run. We’ll walk you through the options.
- Busy families. Between Carroll Dragons games, school, travel, and work, most Southlake homeowners we talk to don’t want another thing to manage. That’s exactly what weekly service is for.
Southlake buys its treated water from the City of Fort Worth, and like most of DFW it runs hard. Summer evaporation plus constant top-offs means calcium builds up at the waterline fast. We test calcium hardness and stabilizer at every visit, not just chlorine and pH, and adjust before scale gets a foothold.
What You Get Every Week
Water Chemistry
- Test and balance chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium hardness, and stabilizer at every visit
- Algae treatment when needed, before it turns into a green-pool cleanup
- Salt cell checks for saltwater pools
Cleaning
- Skim the surface and pull leaves, pollen, and debris
- Brush walls, steps, benches, and tanning ledges
- Vacuum the pool floor
- Empty skimmer and pump baskets (critical under Southlake’s tree canopy)
Equipment Checks
- Check filter pressure and monitor filter condition
- Look over the pump, heater, and automation for leaks, noises, or error codes
- Flag anything that looks off, with photos, before it becomes a repair bill
Reporting
- An email report after every visit with photos of your pool and your actual chemical readings
Spas and Water Features
- Attached and freestanding spas
- Waterfalls, sheer descents, bubblers, and fountains
How Getting Started Works
01. Request a quote.
Fill out the form or call (214) 903-3732. We follow up the same day.
02. We look at your pool.
We check your water, equipment, and any trouble spots so the quote reflects your actual pool, not a guess.
03. Pick a plan.
Star, Premium, or Ultimate. We’ll recommend the one that fits how your family uses the pool, and we won’t push you toward the biggest one.
04. First visit.
If the pool needs a cleanup to get back to clear, we’ll tell you what that involves before we start. If it’s already in good shape, we go straight to weekly service.
05. Weekly service and reports.
Same schedule, every week, with a photo report and chemical readings in your inbox after each visit.
06. Repairs, handled.
If equipment needs attention, our repair team diagnoses it, explains your options, and quotes it before any work begins.
Pool Service Plans and Pricing
Our weekly pool service plans start at $224 per month. Your price depends on pool size, spas and water features, and whether you want chemicals included at a fixed monthly cost. Larger Southlake pools with heavy tree cover often land above the starting price, and we’ll tell you why before you sign anything.
If your backyard sits under big oaks, the Ultimate plan’s twice-weekly visits and extra filter cleans make a real difference during spring pollen and fall leaf drop.
Why Southlake Homeowners Choose Liquidus
- Proof after every visit. Photos and chemical readings in your inbox, every time. You’ll never wonder whether someone came.
- Honest repair advice. If only one component needs replacing, that’s all we’ll recommend. Our customers tell us that’s what keeps them around.
- Techs who explain your equipment. Southlake pools often run on automation systems with a lot of moving parts. Our repair team walks you through what failed and how to prevent it.
- Owner-run, pool-industry roots. Adam grew up in his family’s pool business on Cape Cod before moving to Dallas and co-founding Liquidus with Garrett in 2017. We run the company on three values: Trust, Teamwork, and Transparency.
- One team from cleaning to remodel. When that 1990s plaster finally needs replacing, or you want to add an outdoor kitchen, you already know who to call.
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Southlake Pool Service FAQs
How much does pool service cost in Southlake, TX?
Our weekly plans start at $224 per month on the Star plan, with chemicals billed separately. The Premium plan starts at $232 per month and includes chemicals at a fixed cost. Larger pools, spas, water features, and heavy tree cover can raise the price, so we quote after looking at your pool.
Do you really come out to Southlake?
Yes. Southlake is part of our regular weekly routes, alongside Grapevine and Flower Mound. You get the same plans, the same photo reports, and the same repair team as our Dallas customers.
Do I need a permit to replaster my pool in Southlake?
No, as long as the design isn’t changing. The City of Southlake’s pool guidelines exempt replastering and new coping on an existing pool. New pools, spas, outdoor kitchens, gas fire features, and changes to the pool’s layout do need a permit, and homes in Carillon need HOA approval stamped on the plans before the city will review them.
Where can I drain my pool in Southlake?
Not into the street. Southlake requires pool backwash lines to discharge to a P-trap connected to the sanitary sewer, and chlorinated or salt water can’t go into storm drains, creeks, or bar ditches. The exception is lots of an acre or more that aren’t on city sewer, which can drain on-site as long as the water doesn’t run onto a neighbor’s property. When we drain a pool for a remodel or acid wash, we handle it the right way.
How do I keep oak leaves and pollen from wrecking my pool?
You can’t stop the trees, but you can stay ahead of them. Weekly skimming, brushing, and basket cleaning keeps debris from sitting long enough to stain plaster or choke the pump. During peak spring pollen and fall leaf drop, pools under heavy canopy do better with twice-weekly service, which is included on our Ultimate plan.
My pool was built in the '90s. Is it time to resurface?
Probably soon, if you’re seeing rough spots, blotchy stains, or plaster wearing thin on the steps. Standard plaster typically lasts 10 to 15 years with good water chemistry, so a lot of 1990s Southlake pools are on their second finish or overdue for one. We’ll give you a straight answer on whether you need it now or can wait another season.
Is weekly service necessary if my pool has automation and a salt system?
Yes. Automation runs the equipment and a salt cell makes chlorine, but neither brushes walls, empties baskets, checks calcium, or cleans the salt cell. Southlake’s trees and hard water will still get the better of an automated pool without someone checking on it every week.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Liquidus Pools is licensed through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (License #1012) and fully insured.
Take Your Southlake Pool Off Your Plate
Ready to stop thinking about your pool and just enjoy it? Tell us about your pool and we’ll follow up the same day with next steps. Free quote, no pressure.
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