The Plantation has some of the oldest pools on the west side, and old pools are most of what we do. We're on the Sam Bass corridor every week.
The Plantation is on City of Round Rock water, averaging about 249 parts per million or roughly 14.5 grains per gallon. On equipment this age, keeping up with that's the whole game.
Platted from 1996, so most pads here have been rebuilt more than once. Knowing what you actually have is half the job. Equipment diagnostics.
Older plaster is less forgiving about drift, and it shows there first. Staying ahead of it costs less than fixing it. Water care.
Eckrant over limestone means the ground barely moves, so your pad stays level. It also means anything needing a dig is a fight. Pool plumbing repair.
The Plantation was platted between 1996 and 2003. That makes these some of the oldest pools we look after anywhere. Wood Glen runs alongside it and went in over the same stretch. Both are Williamson County, and we work the two together.
At that age almost nothing on the pad is original. Most of these pools are on a second or third pump. The salt cell has been replaced more than once, and the plumbing has usually been opened up at least once.
Text Us About Your PoolOlder pools are less forgiving about chemistry drift, and the surfaces show it first. Staying ahead of it's cheaper than fixing it.
$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.
$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. On a pool from the late nineties the plumbing and the pad are worth a proper look before you close. We check the pump, filter, heater, salt system, automation, plumbing, lights, water features and the surfaces. You get a written report with photos the same day.
Schedule a Pool InspectionWhat your pool needs here depends a good deal on which streets you're on.
The oldest pools on our west-side route. Second and third pumps are normal here.
The spine of the neighborhood, running past the tennis court and amenity center.
The western edge, closest to the creek and the older tree cover.
The eastern streets nearest Sam Bass, which is how we come in.
Plenty of pools here are still on tablets. Salt is easier to live with and gentler on the water, and 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.
The Plantation sits on Eckrant soil, about 42 percent clay, shallow over limestone. There's rock in every yard out here. The upside is that it doesn't move much.
Runoff is moderate, so the pads stay level and the real work is what the water leaves behind rather than what the ground does.
We're about six miles away, over at Forest Creek Drive and Red Bud Lane, which is usually a quarter of an hour. We come across on Old Settlers Boulevard rather than I-35, which keeps the drive honest at rush hour.
Sam Bass Road and West Old Settlers Boulevard meet just under a mile from the neighborhood, and that intersection is how we reach most of west Round Rock. Wood Glen Drive runs through the middle, the Wood Glen Community Tennis Court and Woodglen Amenity Center are a third of a mile out, and Hairy Man Road is under a mile.
Behrens Ranch Field, Walsh Park and Rock Creek Plaza are all inside a mile and a half, and we're through this corridor every week.
North along Old Settlers. Pool service in Hidden Glen.
West toward Fern Bluff. Pool service in Stone Canyon.
South past Walsh Park. Pool service in Behrens Ranch.
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. The Plantation is about fifteen minutes out, and we're on that corridor every week.
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.
This books our $149 on-site diagnostic, the visit we start with for any equipment problem. Half is due when you book, and it comes off the repair if you go ahead. Looking for weekly cleaning or something else? See all pool services.
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Want us to swing by your pool? Text us your address and what's going on. We'll figure out what it needs and what the fix costs. Then we make sure you're happy with it.
