A full reset for a pool that got behind.
Rather have a number first? Get a free quoteNot every pool needs a recurring plan right off. A one-time clean is a full deep-service reset, and it’s the right call when you just bought a house with a pool, got back from two weeks away, or have people coming Saturday. We get the water clear and balanced in one focused visit, and you decide from there whether weekly service is worth it.
Written and last reviewed by Austin Andrews, founder and lead technician, on .
$170 to $315+ across the DFW area, depending on the size of your pool.
A figure with a plus on it is a starting price. Bigger pools, and ones that have been let go a while, get quoted after we see them. Not sure which size you have?
We look over the water and the equipment so we know exactly what it’ll take to get this pool swim-ready.
We skim, brush, vacuum, clean out the baskets and filter, and balance the chemistry all the way, in one visit.
You get a clean, balanced pool and a straight answer on whether a recurring plan is worth it for you.
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.
No card needed. Your day is held and Austin calls within 24 hours to confirm. Not ready? Ask for a free quote instead.
It’s the right call when you just bought a house with a pool, got back from a long trip, or need the water right before company comes. It resets the pool without signing you up for anything ongoing.
Per visit, no. A one-time clean costs more, because bringing a neglected pool back takes more labor and more chemicals. Weekly service is cheaper per visit, because the water never gets that far out of line in the first place.
It can. Plenty of folks start with a one-time clean and stay on weekly once they see the difference. No obligation either way.
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