Morningside Meadows, Greenridge and Bradford Park sit south of us off Red Bud Lane, about a mile and a bit from the shop. These are late-nineties and early-two-thousands pools, and we're on this street often.
Twenty-five year old equipment plus water at about 14.5 grains per gallon is the whole story here. Nothing exotic, just steady wear that adds up.
A pump that has been going since the early two thousands has earned its retirement. Weeping seals, a new noise, or a motor running hot are the usual signs. Pool pump repair.
Hard water is tough on heaters. When yours throws a code, we read what it's actually telling us, then repair or replace what's needed once you've said go. Pool heater repair.
Hard water leaves a crust on the cell blades, so it stops making chlorine long before it should have worn out. Clean it on time and it's cheap. Skip it and you're buying a new one. Salt cell cleaning and salt system repair.
Morningside Meadows and the Greenridge sections next to it went in between 1999 and 2007. That makes these some of the older pools we look after, and it shows in a consistent way: original pumps that have often already been replaced once, heaters that have been sitting on hard water their whole lives, and salt cells on their third or fourth replacement. These are Williamson County pools, and we're through this part of Round Rock regularly.
Greenridge Park is right in the middle of it, and the whole area sits high, about 780 feet, which is one of the higher spots on our route.
Text Us About Your PoolOlder pools are less forgiving about chemistry than new ones. Plaster that has been in the ground twenty-five years shows every swing. We test and correct every visit.
$249 a month. We come every week and check the water and the equipment. You get a summary of what we found and how the pool looked. Weekly pool cleaning.
$189, covering three visits. If it went green while you were away, we can usually bring it back without draining it. The $189 covers all three, which is usually enough to turn it around. Green pool cleanup.
From $129. Good before company comes, or if you just want to see how we work before signing up for weekly. One-time cleaning.
Brushing and skimming every visit. Baskets, filter and a water test too. $249.
Water care on a subscription, so the chemistry is somebody else's job. $119.
An hour with us so you can run the pool yourself. $189.
A DE filter stripped, cleaned and recharged. $169.
A pool inspection is $329. We check the pump, filter, heater, salt system, automation, plumbing, lights, water features, surfaces and more. You get a written report with photos the same day. Pools here are twenty to twenty-five years old, which is the age where a good one and an expensive one look identical from the deck.
Schedule a Pool InspectionMost of these pools went in before salt was standard. Salt is easier to live with and gentler on the water, and with water this hard the cell needs cleaning on schedule either way. Text us and we'll come out and look at your setup. That visit is free: a conversion has to be priced off the equipment you actually have, so we see it first, then send you a written quote.
Morningside Meadows sits on chalky, lime-heavy ground at about 45 percent clay, and it's high, around 780 feet. Runoff is rated high, which means when we get a real storm the water leaves fast and takes grit with it.
So your skimmer baskets and filter take more of a beating here after rain than they do in a flatter neighborhood, and the lime in the ground is the same lime that shows up as scale on your tile. Filter cleaning on schedule is the cheapest thing you can do about it.
Morningside Meadows is about a mile from our shop, five minutes down Red Bud Lane. Greenridge Park sits four tenths of a mile away and Forest Creek Park and Bradford Park are both under a mile, so this is squarely inside the route we already drive.
Red Bud Lane is the spine. It runs the length of the neighborhood and connects north to Highway 79 and south toward Gattis School Road, which is how we reach the Greenridge sections next door. High Country Park and Lake Forest Park sit about a mile out on the west side.
These are some of the oldest pools we look after, so a lot of our visits here are equipment work rather than water work, and being this close means a part run doesn't cost you a day. Old Settlers Park, Dell Diamond and Kalahari Resorts are all a short run north, with the Brushy Creek Regional Trail just west of that.
What your pool needs here depends a good deal on which streets you're on.
The streets around Bradford Park, the Brushy Creek Trail East and Kinningham Park, out toward Kenney Fort Boulevard. It sits high enough along here that wind rather than leaves is what fills the skimmer, which is why we clean filters more often on this side than a few streets over. Dry Branch and Dyer Branch cross it, and the Rabb House and Play for All Abilities Park are about half a mile out.
Running the length of the neighborhood, closest to our shop and the fastest for us to reach.
The sections next door around Greenridge Park, built in the same era and with the same equipment ages.
The western streets nearer High Country Park and Lake Forest Park, with more shade and more leaf work.
The southern edge, where the neighborhood runs out toward Gattis School and Bradford Park.
Morningside Meadows is on the same run as several places we service.
Where we're based, a mile north up Red Bud. Pool service in Forest Creek.
North toward Kalahari. Pool service in Sonoma.
Every neighborhood, every zip. Pool service in Round Rock.
True Flow is a veteran owned, family run pool company based right here in Round Rock, not a franchise with a call center in another state. We're licensed in Texas for residential appliance installation, which is what covers pool equipment electrical work, and we carry insurance on every job. Morningside Meadows is five minutes down Red Bud Lane from the shop.
The other thing worth knowing is that we answer. Text us or call and you get a person, not a queue and not a form that disappears. We're at it Monday through Friday, 8 to 8, and we read every message that comes in, so if something is wrong with your pool the fastest thing you can do is send us a note about it. Photos help, but they're not required.
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