An experienced eye on your pump, filter, and automation.
Or book weekly service online, no card neededMost expensive pool repairs started out as a small, cheap fix nobody caught. We look over your equipment on every weekly visit, and we’ll do a focused diagnostic when something isn’t running right. Our approach is simple: we tell you straight what needs attention and what doesn’t, instead of selling you a replacement you don’t need.
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We look and listen for the early tells: drips, odd noises, filter pressure creeping up, a pump that fights to prime.
When something’s wrong we track down the actual cause instead of guessing, so you’re not paying to replace the wrong part.
We tell you what truly needs doing now, what can wait until fall, and roughly what it takes. No pressure, no upsell.
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.
Every single one. The pump, the filter, and any automation get looked over on every weekly visit. Catching a failing seal or a packed filter early is what keeps you from a green pool and a much bigger bill.
No. This business runs on word of mouth, and that dies fast if we sell people parts they don’t need. If a repair fixes it, we say so. We only call for a replacement when it truly is the right move, and we explain why.
We can. Before a hard freeze we’ll walk you through running the pump, wrapping exposed equipment, and relieving pressure if the power drops, so you don’t wake up to cracked pipes.
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