This is our home town. We're based off Red Bud Lane in Forest Creek, which means when your pump quits or the water turns, you're not waiting on someone driving in from another county.
Most people land here because something's wrong. Here's what we get called out for most across Round Rock, roughly in order of how often.
If yours is on the list, you can skip the diagnosis guesswork and just tell us what it's doing.
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 HappeningOld Settlers Park is the biggest thing in Round Rock that isn't a highway. Six hundred and forty-five acres off A W Grimes, with the ball complexes, Rock'N River, the Play for All Abilities Park and the Multipurpose Complex all folded into it, and the Brushy Creek trail running out of the back of it.
We're about four minutes away. Our base off Red Bud Lane in Forest Creek puts Old Settlers Park, Dell Diamond and Kalahari inside a loop we drive most days. If your pool is in Forest Creek, Teravista or the streets off Kenney Fort Boulevard, you're as close to us as it's possible to be.
East side first, because it's home. Red Bud Lane, A W Grimes Boulevard and Old Settlers Boulevard cover Forest Creek, Teravista and Chandler Creek without touching a highway. Gattis School Road runs west from there through the middle of town.
For the west side we take SH-45 or Old Settlers across to Sam Bass Road, Wyoming Springs and Great Oaks Drive, which is how we reach Cat Hollow, Walsh Ranch, Sendero Springs and Fern Bluff. La Frontera and Louis Henna Boulevard cover the south end near the outlet shops, and North Mays Street and Round Rock Avenue take us into the older streets around downtown and the water tower.
The only traffic that really matters is I-35 through the middle of town, which is why we avoid it. Almost every Round Rock route we drive uses A W Grimes, Red Bud or SH-45 instead. If you've ever waited on a company stuck northbound at rush hour, that's the difference.
Most of the repair work we do in Round Rock traces back to the water, which is why we look at the whole pad rather than just the part you called about. 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. If you don't move forward, we charge the remaining $74.50.
Whether your pool sits near the Dell Technologies campus or out in Sendero Springs, we'll find what's actually wrong and walk you through the options before any work starts.
$149
We come out, find what's actually wrong, and give you a written price before any work starts.
Book Repair Diagnostic$249/month
Skim, brush, vacuum, chemistry and an equipment check every week.
Book Weekly Cleaning$129 cartridge / $169 DE
A deep clean for a filter that has stopped keeping up. Always its own visit.
Book Filter CleaningNot sure which one you need? Text us a photo of the water and we'll point you the right way before you book anything.
Round Rock isn't on one water supply, and that catches people out. Most of town drinks city water, drawn mostly from Lake Georgetown with the rest from the Edwards Aquifer, and it picks up minerals moving through limestone on the way. The city's own report puts that at 249 parts per million, about 14.5 grains per gallon, ranging from 176 to 338 depending on when and where it's sampled.
The west side of town is different. Neighborhoods out toward Brushy Creek are served by Brushy Creek MUD instead, and that water runs closer to 10.7 grains. Same city, same zip codes in places, and noticeably softer water. So advice that works in Forest Creek can be wrong in Cat Hollow, which is the main reason we treat each neighborhood on its own rather than running one recipe across the city.
In a pool that shows up three ways: scale inside the heater, a salt cell that gives up early, and calcium on the tile. None of it's dramatic and all of it's expensive if nobody is watching the balance.
The ground here's thin stony clay over limestone, which is why every yard in this town has rock in it and why digging anything is a job. The upside is that it doesn't move much. Equipment pads in Round Rock generally stay where they were put, unlike the deep black clay out in Hutto and Taylor.
The debris calendar here runs backwards from what most people expect.
Spring. Storms, wind and the first warm water. Chemistry starts moving fast and a filter that loaded up over winter won't keep up with it.
Late winter. The one people miss. Live oaks around Forest Creek and Teravista drop leaves and catkins in February and March rather than autumn, and catkins pass straight through a skimmer basket into the filter. We're based here, so this is the month our own phone rings most.
Get the filter cleaned before it warms up, or text us and we'll tell you what your pool needs this month.
All 38 square miles and every Round Rock zip code, east side to west side.
Forest Creek and Teravista, where we're based. Near Old Settlers Park, Dell Diamond, Kalahari Resorts, Rock'N River, the Play for All Abilities Park and the Round Rock Multipurpose Complex, with the Brushy Creek trail running through it.
Downtown, the historic Round Rock water tower and Koughan Memorial Water Tower Park, Centennial Plaza, Round Rock Public Library, Texas State University Round Rock, Austin Community College and the Dell Technologies campus. Chandler Creek and the streets off Kenney Fort Boulevard sit out this way.
Behrens Ranch, Walsh Ranch, Cat Hollow and Sendero Springs, reached on Sam Bass Road, Wyoming Springs and Great Oaks Drive. This is the Brushy Creek MUD side, so the water here's softer than the rest of town. Near Cat Hollow Park, Brightwater Park, Shirley McDonald Park and the Brushy Creek Regional Trail.
Fern Bluff and the neighborhoods along the Brushy Creek corridor, near the Brushy Creek Community Center and Brushy Creek Community Park, with quick access off SH-45.
The south end near the outlet shops and Mills Pond, plus the Round Rock West streets around Round Rock West Lake.
Text us your neighborhood and we'll confirm. We cover the whole city, and being based here means we can usually get to you quickly.
Text Your NeighborhoodStreet-level detail on the water, the ground and the equipment where you live.
Round Rock calendars are full, between Dell, Texas State, practices at the Sports Center and afternoons at Rock'N River.
You don't need to be home. You get an arrival window, a text when we're on the way, and a text afterwards with what we found.
Real openings, not a callback request. Being based here means most weeks we've something soon.
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We could spread out across Central Texas. We would rather cover a smaller area and know it properly, and Round Rock is the middle of that circle.
Working one tight area is what taught us the differences. It's why we can tell you the water on one side of town behaves nothing like the other.
And in our own town it means the drive is measured in minutes. If something needs a second look, we look at it.
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 StartedRound Rock is our base, and the fifty-mile circle around it takes in Georgetown, Hutto, Cedar Park, Leander, Pflugerville, Taylor, Liberty Hill, Lago Vista, Jonestown, Lakeway, Brushy Creek, Manor and northwest Austin.
Text us what's going on and we'll tell you what your pool needs. We're based right here in town.
