Mon–Fri 8–4Keller, Texas
(817) 993-1111
Westlake properties are large, the pools are usually one part of a bigger landscape, and the details are what get noticed.
Westlake is acreage and gated entries. That changes the logistics as much as the chemistry: gate codes, long driveways, equipment pads set well away from the pool, and sometimes several bodies of water on one property. We work to the access you give us and treat the property the way you would expect — gates closed, nothing left on the deck that was not there before.
The pools themselves are often generous, with water features, automation and remote monitoring. Automation is only useful when someone is checking what it reports, which is part of what the weekly visit is for. We verify the system is doing what it claims, not just that the app says it is online.
Waterline scale and tile are the cosmetic issues that show up first on these pools, because there is simply more waterline to look at. Keeping calcium and pH in range is what prevents it, which is why we hold calcium at 200 and watch pH rather than chasing scale afterwards.
The same routine, every week, in every city we serve.
Yes. Give us the gate code or set us up with a call box contact and we will work to it. We are also happy to coordinate with a landscape or property manager.
Yes — we have customers with a main pool and a separate spa or plunge pool, and we service them on the same visit.
Weekly pool service across northeast Tarrant County.
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