Southlake Pool Cleaning - Weekly Pool Cleaning Plans

Our Favorite Color is Blue :: Welcome Southlake

We are your source for local swimming pool cleaning for Southlake, TX. Our desire is to provide all Southlake residents with clear, blue, and healthy pool water all year-round. Cleaning a pool in Texas can be a very challenging and time consuming task for homeowners to do themselves. Our pool techs take away all the hassle and worry with our weekly pool cleaning plans. Our business is family owned, family operated, and has been providing swimming pool care, repairs, and pool cleaning to Southlake area pools for a number of years.

Our Full & Partial Cleaning Service Plans for Southlake, TX Residents

The Full Cleaning Plan has a 23 Point Pool Cleaning Package which covers service work on everything from pool chemicals to vacuuming and netting. With the Full Plan, you get all that a standard pool needs on an ongoing basis. As of June, 2017 our Full plan starts as low as $128/month. Full Plan Details »

* Monthly price based on a 4-week month.

The Partial Cleaning Plan is similar to our Full Plan except that it does not include vacuuming and netting. So your swimming pool gets a 20 Point Pool Cleaning Package starting at $88/month. Partial Plan Details »

Important note: For pool owners who have a spa attached, all our cleaning services listed do include your spa, however this can cause the monthly cost to adjust. Contact us for details.

23 Point Pool Cleaning Program for Southlake Pool Owners

Customers on our weekly Southlake service route will get these tasks performed by a qualified technician.

Southlake Swimming Pool Cleaning Plan Details

* For our Full Cleaning Plan customers only.

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We provide weekly pool maintenance to homeowners in the 76092 zip code and also many surrounding neighborhoods. Call us for confirmation of pool service availability.

Our Great City of Southlake, TX

The Southlake area was settled by pioneers in the 1840s, but was not incorporated as Southlake until 1956, when the first chief police officer, Jason S. Southlake died in the Battle of Yates Corner. Southlake is a city known for its affluent lifestyle and state recognized school districts. The city borders extend from the shores of Lake Grapevine all the way southwest to TX Hwy 377.