
The North Texas Pool Year, Month by Month
Doing the right job in the right month is most of what separates a pool that is easy from a pool that is a running argument.
Weekly pool care between Lewisville Lake and the Frisco line.
Rather have a number first? Get a free quoteThe Colony has two distinct halves when it comes to pools. The established neighborhoods along the lake have pools that are decades old and often beautifully maintained, while The Tribute and the newer developments on the peninsula came with modern builds full of automation and salt systems. The work is different in each, and pretending otherwise is how pools get neglected.
The Colony sits in the Eastern Cross Timbers, the belt of sandy loam that runs down the middle of Denton County, and that changes how a pool fails here. Clay holds water and eventually shows you a wet patch. Sand drains, so a slow leak in The Colony often produces no visible evidence at all, just a level that keeps dropping faster than the weather explains. Sandy backfill also migrates over the years, which is why coping and decking on the older lakeside lots settle unevenly.
Lakeside lots catch wind and the debris that travels with it, which shows up as a constant film on the surface rather than as dramatic leaf drop. It’s easy to underestimate because it never looks like much on any single day, but it steadily consumes chlorine and loads the filter. Weekly surface work keeps ahead of it.
The newer pools out toward The Tribute and Austin Waters tend to run salt chlorine generators. Those are excellent when the water chemistry is right and expensive when it isn’t: North Texas fill water is already on the hard side, and a salt cell scales quickly if calcium and pH drift. We keep cells clean and hardness in range so the generator does the job it was installed to do.
Local details written and last reviewed by Austin Andrews, founder and lead technician, on .
We run pools all over The Colony and the surrounding Denton County area, including neighborhoods like these.
Weekly full-service maintenance runs $120 to $225+ a month in The Colony, depending on the size of your pool. Same pricing across every city we serve. We don’t charge you more for a longer drive.
One-time cleans and green pool recovery are priced by condition. See green pool recovery pricing.
This is the service line only. To see all five, including electricity, water, and equipment replacement, price your own pool.
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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Yes. We service pools throughout The Colony, including The Tribute, Austin Waters, and the Stewart Peninsula neighborhoods, on a consistent weekly schedule with a photo report after every visit.
Yes. Many of the newer pools here run salt chlorine generators. We keep the cell clean and hardness and pH in range, which is what stops scale from building on the cell and shortening its life.
Yes. The Colony sits on our western route alongside Little Elm and Lewisville, and it stays on a dependable weekly rotation rather than being treated as an occasional stop.

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