
Selling a house with a pool in North Texas
A six-week timeline back from listing day, the disclosure question a pool raises, the four items inspectors flag here, and the repairs that don’t pay back.
How to tell a pool company worth keeping from one you’ll fire by August.

A six-week timeline back from listing day, the disclosure question a pool raises, the four items inspectors flag here, and the repairs that don’t pay back.

How to prove a visit was skipped, the one written message to send, how to cancel cleanly in Texas, and what to hand the next company.

A showing-day walk-around checklist, rough DFW repair costs to negotiate with, seven questions for the seller, and how to use the option period.

The 11 questions to put to any Plano pool company, grouped by price, the technician, and repairs, plus the four answers that should end the call.

Five questions to put to the first company, the cases that justify a second look, and how to keep the second company from echoing the first.

A month-by-month interval for North Texas, the biweekly saving set against one green pool recovery, and four checks that show whether visits happen.

A week-by-week checklist for a new pool: what to photograph and label, the four water numbers and their targets, the filter baseline, and the equipment reserve.
True Texan Pools keeps your water swim-ready all year, across Plano and the rest of DFW. Clear pricing, a photo report after every visit, and Austin doing every job himself.
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