Chemistry, filtration, equipment and surfaces, handled on a schedule across Harris and Montgomery County. We look after the pools we built, and plenty we did not.

A Gulf Coast pool takes a beating that pools in most of the country never see. Nine months of heat, a pollen season that coats everything, tropical systems that drop a foot of rain and a yard's worth of debris in two days, then the occasional hard freeze that catches equipment off guard.
Some of this is seasonal, some of it is once a decade. All of it is easier when the same people already know your pool.
Tile cleaning, calcium removal and acid washing when plaster starts to hold what the brush will not lift. Done at the right interval, it buys years before a resurface.
Pumps, filters, heaters, salt cells and automation. Diagnosis first, replacement second, and an honest answer about which one you are actually looking at.
Getting a pool back after a tropical system, and protecting equipment before a hard freeze. Both are Houston problems that catch new owners out.
A freshly plastered pool is at its most vulnerable in its first weeks. Chemistry has to be balanced carefully while the surface cures underwater, and it has to be brushed on a real schedule rather than when somebody remembers. Habits set in that window show up in how the finish looks ten years later.
Spas run hotter and smaller, which changes the chemistry and the service rhythm.
Thinking about building rather than maintaining? Start with what a gunite shell can do.
Why moving water, shade and deck material change how much upkeep a pool needs.