
Weekly vs biweekly pool service: what Plano homeowners need
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The full weekly routine that keeps your pool ready to swim in.
Rather have a number first? Get a free quoteWeekly service is the heart of what we do. In the North Texas heat, a week is about the longest most pools can go before the chemistry drifts and algae gets a foothold. A steady weekly visit keeps the water balanced, the surfaces clean, and the equipment healthy, so the pool is ready whenever you are, not three days after you decide to swim.
Written and last reviewed by Austin Andrews, founder and lead technician, on .
$140 to $255+ a month across the DFW area, depending on the size of your pool. Cancel anytime with no cancellation fees.
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?
Book online in a minute, no card needed. Commit for longer, or pay the term up front, and the monthly rate drops by up to 10%.
Water gets tested first, and we set sanitizer and pH right before anything else happens.
We skim, empty the baskets, brush the surfaces, and vacuum, so there is nothing left down there feeding algae.
We look over the pump, filter, and automation for leaks, pressure changes, and wear, because a small thing caught now is a cheap thing.
You get a photo report and the day’s chemical readings, so you can see exactly what was done without being home.
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.
Every weekly visit includes chemical testing and balancing, skimming, brushing, vacuuming, basket and filter checks, and a full equipment inspection. You also receive a photo report and recorded chemical readings after each visit.
Nope. As long as we can get to the pool, you can be at work or out of town. The photo report shows you exactly what was done and that day’s readings.
Sure can. We run month to month with no cancellation fee. We’d rather keep your business by doing good work than by locking you in.

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