Pool Service, Repair & Remodeling in Jersey Village, TX

Usually, yes. Most pools from the 1970s and 1980s have concrete shells that are still sound. What has worn out is the plaster, tile, coping, plumbing and equipment. We look at the shell first and tell you honestly whether it is worth investing in; most of the time it is.

Floodwater leaves silt and contaminants in the pool and can submerge the equipment pad. After a flood, the pump and motor, heater and any electrical components need checking before restarting, and the water needs clearing. If your pool has flooded more than once, raising or protecting the pad may be worth discussing.

Forty years of clay-soil movement, and plumbing materials and fittings that were standard in the 1970s, mean underground lines and fittings eventually fail. Patched plaster and old light niches add more places for water to escape. A bucket test tells you whether the loss is more than evaporation.

Yes. Jersey Village is about 14 miles from our office, reached via the Beltway and US-290. It is on our regular routes for weekly service and repairs. Replaster and equipment work there is scheduled like anywhere else.