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Your pool pump is the heart of your pool system — it keeps the water circulating, clean, and safe for swimming. When it starts acting up, your entire pool can suffer. Here are 5 common warning signs that your pump may need professional service: Strange Noises If your pump is squealing, grinding, or humming louder than usual, it could mean worn bearings, motor problems, or a loose part. Water Leaks Notice water pooling around the base of the pump? A failing seal or cracked housing might be the cause — and it won’t fix itself. Weak Water Flow If the water returning to your pool feels weak or circulation looks poor, the pump may be clogged, the impeller damaged, or the motor underperforming. Air Bubbles in the Pool Air entering the system (from leaks in fittings, lids, or seals) reduces efficiency and can damage the pump over time. Pump Won’t

Few things are more frustrating than walking outside and seeing your crystal-clear pool water suddenly turn green. But don’t worry there’s a science behind it, and it’s something we deal with all the time here in Texas! The Culprit: Green Algae In our hot and sunny climate, several types of green algae thrive in swimming pools: Chlorella → microscopic algae that can turn water cloudy green within a single day if chlorine drops. Scenedesmus → often appears as floating green patches and can spread across the pool surface overnight. Euglena → gives water a deep green tint and grows quickly in stagnant or under-circulated areas. These algae can multiply fast in warm Texas water, some species can double in just 3–6 hours if not controlled. The Chemistry: Chlorine Balance Chlorine is your pool’s best friend, it kills bacteria and prevents algae. But when chlorine levels fall too low, or when

When homeowners look for pool cleaning in Houston, one of the biggest questions is: what are you actually getting? Here’s what a proper weekly service should include—and why it matters.

Texas isn’t just big in size, it’s also one of the biggest pool loving states in the U.S.! Here are five fun and surprising facts about swimming pools in the Lone Star State: Texas Has One of the Highest Numbers of Backyard Pools in the U.S. With our long hot summers, it’s no surprise that Texas ranks near the top for residential pool ownership. Cities like Houston, Dallas, and Austin have some of the highest pool counts in the country. Pools in Texas Work Hard Year Round Unlike colder states where pools close for winter, many Texans keep their pools open 12 months a year. Even in the cooler months, mild weather means pools can be enjoyed longer and for those who add a heater, swimming can be year round! Evaporation Is a Big Deal Here In the Texas summer, a pool can lose 1 – 2 inches of water