New pool you didn't ask for, and nobody left a manual? Most of Liberty Hill's pools went in within the last few years, so the commonest call we get here isn't a breakdown. It's someone who wants to understand what they're looking at.
You're probably here because something on a fairly new pool has already quit. New equipment fails differently from old equipment. Here's what we actually get called out for here.
That list is short for a reason, and the reason is how new everything is. Liberty Hill is the newest city we serve.
Fewer than twenty of its neighborhoods were platted in the entire 1990s, against more than eighty since 2020. That changes what breaks and why. It's Williamson County, out on the far west edge of where we run.
Text us a photo of what you're seeing. If it's something simple, we'll tell you straight away. If it needs a proper look, we'll tell you that too, and what it'll cost.
Text Us What's HappeningIn 1976 Liberty Hill hosted an international sculpture symposium and twenty-five sculptors from six countries came and carved. The pieces they left are still here, now at Lions Foundation Park, and they're the most unusual thing in any town we serve.
It sits close to the middle of our Liberty Hill route. From there we're a short run to Liberty Hill City Park and Veterans' Park, out Ranch Road 1869 toward Sundance and Clearwater Ranch, or east on Highway 29 through Stonewall Ranch and Liberty Parke toward the 183A corridor.
We mention the sculpture park partly because it's the one landmark everyone here can place, and partly because it makes a point about the town. Liberty Hill has been small for a long time and got big very quickly. Most of the pools arrived in the second part of that story.
We're based near the intersection at Red Bud Lane and Forest Creek Dr in Round Rock. Liberty Hill is about thirty-one miles northwest, roughly thirty-eight minutes, which makes it one of the longer runs on our week and one we plan properly rather than squeeze in.
There are two ways and we pick by time of day. Highway 29 straight west out of Georgetown is the simple one. When Georgetown is busy we go SH-45 to 183A north and come in on Ranch Road 1869 instead, which is quieter and barely longer.
In town, Highway 29 and Main Street carry most of it. North US 183 runs up past the Estates at Northgate, and Ranch Road 1869 heads west toward the bigger lots at Sundance and Clearwater Ranch. Because it's a longer drive, we group Liberty Hill stops on the same day rather than making single trips, which is also why a day or two's notice gets you a better window here. Text us for same-day availability.
On new equipment we check the settings and the automation panel as carefully as the hardware. Sometimes it's a warranty part the manufacturer should replace rather than you paying us, and we'll say so. Where a repair is genuinely needed, most jobs start with a $149 Repair Diagnostic.
You pay $74.50 when you book to cover that visit. If you approve the repair, that $74.50 comes right off your bill, so the diagnostic costs you nothing. The one thing that does wear early here's a salt cell, because of what's in the water.
Santa Rita, Summerlyn or Stonewall Ranch, we'll explain what's happening in plain language and tell you honestly whether it needs paying for at all.
$149
We come out, find what's actually wrong, and give you a written price before any work starts.
Book Repair Diagnostic$189
Up to two hours at your own pool, learning what everything does and how to dose it.
Book Pool School$249/month
Skim, brush, vacuum, chemistry and an equipment check every week.
Book Weekly CleaningNot sure which one you need? Send a photo of the water and we'll talk you through which one makes sense.
Liberty Hill's water comes from two places, which is unusual and worth knowing if you dose your own chemicals. The city's own report says it buys treated surface water from the City of Leander, which comes from Lake Travis, and it also runs three of its own groundwater wells in the Trinity Hensell aquifer.
Lake water and well water aren't the same thing chemically, so what's in your pool depends partly on the mix reaching your street. The city doesn't publish a hardness figure, so we test yours instead. What we can tell you is that Leander's side of that supply tests at 194 parts per million, about 11.3 grains per gallon, which is hard enough to shorten a salt cell. We test your water rather than assume it.
The ground is Eckrant cobbly clay with bedrock often within a couple of feet of the surface, on slopes of one to eight percent. Equipment pads sit still here, unlike the deep black clay east of I-35, but anything that needs digging is a genuine job.
At 1,025 feet, the highest ground we cover, the season starts later and ends earlier than it does down the hill.
Spring. Everything arrives at once: pollen still falling, storms, and water warming on a filter that has been loaded for two months. Later here than in Round Rock, because of the elevation.
Summer. The short, good stretch. Hot days but noticeably cooler evenings than down the hill, which is exactly why a heater earns its keep in a Liberty Hill pool and not in a Taylor one.
Get the filter cleaned before it warms up, or text us and we'll tell you what your pool needs this month.
All of 78642, including the sections that weren't there last year.
Downtown and the original buildings along Highway 29, plus the International Sculpture Park at Lions Foundation Park and Liberty Hill City Park.
Summerlyn and Summerlyn West, Liberty Parke and the Estates at Northgate, up along North US 183.
Stonewall Ranch and Stonewall Ranch North, Lariat and Wildleaf, running down toward the Leander line and the 183A corridor.
Sundance, Sundance Ranch and Clearwater Ranch out Ranch Road 1869, on bigger lots with more rock and heavier juniper.
The San Gabriel corridor and River Ranch County Park south of town, where the ground drops away and the tree cover thickens up.
Text us your neighborhood and we'll confirm. Liberty Hill adds streets faster than anyone can list them.
Text Your NeighborhoodLiberty Hill is a long way from most things, which is exactly why people move here. It shouldn't also mean waiting a week for someone to look at the pool.
We group our stops out this way onto the same days, so a day or two's notice usually gets you a better window. Text us for same-day availability. You don't need to be home; we text you when we're done with what we found.
Real openings on our schedule. Pool School is preselected because it's what most owners here actually want.
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We could cover all of Central Texas. We cover a smaller area so we can know it properly, and in Liberty Hill that mostly shows up as patience.
Because we work here every week, we know most of these pools are three years old rather than thirty, and we take the time to check the settings and the warranty before we talk about parts. That's the kind of thing you only learn by being here every week.
Nothing gets done until you've seen the number and said yes. And if what your pool needs is a warranty part the manufacturer should be covering, we'll tell you, even if it means we don't get to do the work.
How We Got StartedLiberty Hill sits at the far end of our western run, past Leander, with Georgetown over to the east.
Text us what's going on. If it's a question rather than a repair, that's fine too, and often the cheaper answer.
