Real pools, real jobs. Every photo below is our own work across Spring, The Woodlands, Conroe, Magnolia, Tomball and Porter — weekly service accounts, green-pool rescues, replasters and equipment installs. If you want to see what your pool could look like, call or text (832) 447-4236.
Green-to-Clean Recoveries
Green pools are the calls we get most in summer. Heat, storm runoff and one missed week are usually all it takes. None of these needed draining — they were treated, brushed, vacuumed and filtered back to clear.
Conroe Drain-to-Clean: After
Clear blue water, pool and spa.
Day One: Solid Green
How this freeform pool looked when we got the call — solid green, zero visibility.
Back to Blue — No Drain
Same pool after treatment, brushing and hard filtration. No drain, no replaster — just process.
Cloudy Green Start
Milky green water is usually a dead algae bloom the filter can’t keep up with. This one had both problems.
Cleared, Balanced, Swim-Ready
Same pool and spa after the recovery — clear to the bottom and chemistry balanced.
Left Sitting Through the Heat
A pool left unattended in Texas summer heat. Algae had taken over the ledge, steps and main body.
The Same Pool, Recovered
After treatment, vacuuming out the dead algae and running the filter hard — blue again, ledge to deep end.
Green Pool Back to Clear
Algae bloom to swim-ready. This pool in our Spring & North Houston service area had gone solid green; after a full green-to-clean treatment, brushing and hard filtration it came back clear with no drain needed.
Neglected Pool Recovered
An oval pool left sitting green through the heat. Same story, same fix — test, treat the algae, brush and vacuum out the dead growth, then filter and balance until the water is clear.
Vacuuming a Freeform Pool
Weekly service on a rock-waterfall pool with a tanning ledge — vacuuming, brushing and skimming so debris never gets a chance to feed algae.
Weekly Pool Service
Most of what we do is unglamorous and weekly: skim, brush, vacuum, empty the baskets, test the water and fix the chemistry before it drifts. These pools are on regular service.
Spa Detail on a Weekly Stop
A weekly-account spa — brushed, vacuumed and balanced every visit, not just when it looks dirty.
What a Weekly Account Looks Like
Pool and spa on one of our weekly routes. This is the standing condition, week in and week out.
Clear to the Bottom
Weekly chemistry and brushing is what keeps water like this — you can read the tile line from the deep end.
Mid-Service on the Route
Caught mid-skim on a weekly visit. Netting, brushing, baskets, chemistry — every stop, every week.
Weekly Cleaning Equipment
Leaf vac and net on the deck mid-visit. Every weekly stop includes skimming, brushing, vacuuming, baskets emptied and the water tested and balanced.
Weekly Service, Clear Water
A freeform pool with a tanning ledge on travertine decking in our Spring & North Houston service area, kept clear on weekly service.
Sheer Descents Running Clear
Rectangular pool with sheer-descent water features and a covered pavilion — balanced water and clean tile keep features like these looking sharp.
Backyard Pool on Service
Same pool from the other end. Clean waterline, clear water, features running — what weekly service looks like when nothing gets skipped.
Freeform Pool and Turf
Freeform pool with travertine coping and artificial turf. Turf and open fields mean more fine debris in the water, so filter attention matters here.
Waterfront Pool Service
A pool on the water with palms and a raised spa wall — sun, wind and lake debris all work against clear water, which is why weekly beats bi-weekly.
Replaster, Resurfacing & Renovation
When a finish is past saving, we replaster. Quartz and pebble finishes last far longer than standard plaster in Texas heat, and the first month of brushing during the cure is what makes them look right for years.
Fresh Plaster, Ready to Fill
Replaster finished and ready for water — new white finish over the shell with the brick coping left clean.
Replaster Crew at Work
Crew applying new plaster to a drained shell. Replastering is a full-day, all-hands job — the finish goes on wet and gets troweled out in one continuous pass.
Resurfacing a Freeform Shell
Resurfacing a freeform pool — the old surface prepped and the new finish worked in section by section.
Renovation in Progress
Mid-renovation on a geometric pool and raised spa: tile, coping and finish work before the water goes back in.
New Finish Filling Up
Glass tile and a fresh finish, filling for the first time. The first days after a replaster need daily brushing while the surface cures.
Water Features, Tile & Outdoor Living
Spillways, sheer descents, glass tile and raised spas all look great and all show neglect first. Balanced water and a clean waterline protect the expensive parts of a pool.
Raised Spa and Spillway
Raised spa spilling into the pool, stacked stone and tile clean — spillways show scale and staining fast, so water chemistry is doing real work here.
Sheer Descent and Glass Tile
Sheer descent over stacked stone with glass tile accents, running clear.
Modern Pool, Covered Patio
Clean lines, a sheer descent and a covered patio — a modern build kept clear on regular service.
Scupper Wall Feature
Stucco water wall with scuppers feeding a geometric pool. Features add surface area for scale, so balanced water protects the finish.
Pool, Pergola and Fireplace
Evening shot of a pool with a black pergola, outdoor fireplace and lit steps — the backyard-living end of what we work on.
Louvered Pergola at Dusk
Louvered pergola over a modern pool and turf pavers at sunset.
Estate Pool
A large estate pool with loungers in the shallow end, kept clear on service.
Long Geometric Pool
Long geometric pool with marble coping running alongside turf — straight lines like these show any waterline dirt immediately.
Design
Bigger projects start on paper.
Design Rendering
A 3D design rendering — how a build gets planned before anyone breaks ground.
Filter Cleaning, Before and After
DE filter grids and assemblies from our routes — what they look like coming out of the tank, and going back in.
Grids Straight Out of the Tank
This is what DE filter grids look like when they are overdue — a solid coat of debris the pump has been pushing water through.
Same Grids, After the Teardown
Every grid degreased and rinsed back to white before reassembly. This is the difference a real teardown clean makes.
A Filter That Stopped Filtering
Pulled from the tank caked solid. At this point backwashing does nothing — the assembly has to come out and be cleaned by hand.
Rebuilt and Ready to Go Back In
The full assembly cleaned, inspected for torn grids and reinstalled with a fresh DE charge.
Equipment Repair & Installs
Motor rebuilds, full Jandy pad replacements and the complex multi-pump systems we maintain.
A Complete Jandy Pad, Installed
Full equipment replacement — Jandy heater, filter, ePump variable-speed pump and PureLink salt system, plumbed and wired.
The New Jandy Heater
Set, plumbed, wired and fired — heater install finished and tested the same day.
AquaLink Automation Wired In
Filter, pump and the AquaLink automation panel on the wall — the whole pad runs from a phone.
Pool and Spa Pumps Back Online
Twin pump pad after a motor swap — both primed, quiet and holding pressure.
A Motor Swap, Done Properly
Impeller, diffuser, housing and fresh seals laid out during a rebuild. Reusing old seals is how ‘fixed’ pumps leak a month later.
A Four-Pump Pad We Maintain
Pentair control panel, MultiCyclone pre-filters and labeled plumbing. Complex pads like this are routine for us.
On a Call in Willowcreek Ranch
One of our Tomball service stops — we’re in Willowcreek Ranch and the surrounding neighborhoods every week.
Want Your Pool to Look Like This?
Weekly service, one-time cleanups, green-to-clean recovery, equipment repair and replaster work — owner-operated, no contracts. Call or text (832) 447-4236 or request a free quote.