Pool service in McKinney and five nearby towns.
Weekly visits, repairs, new equipment and green pool recovery from a TDLR-licensed local team, with no long-term contracts.
We’ve handled swimming pool service in McKinney for more than ten years. Because we’re based here, our techs know what North Texas does to a pool. July heat burns off chlorine fast. Hard water leaves a white calcium line on your tile and scales up salt cells. Then spring storms fill the skimmer with pollen and hail debris.
That local knowledge shapes every visit. Whether your pool sits near the Historic Downtown Square or in a newer build in north McKinney, we build the plan around your pool and your schedule. Weekly pool service is our most popular plan. You can also check our service areas or request a free quote.
It takes three steps, and the first one is a phone call or a short form.
Call (469) 884-4022 or fill out the form, and tell us a little about your pool.
We take a quick look at the pool and equipment, then give you a number. There's no contract to sign.
You don't need to be home. Share your gate code, and your route tech handles the rest.
We care for more than 100 pools a year across McKinney and nearby towns, and our Google rating is 5.0. Every review on this page comes from a real customer, so read a few. Then ask any other company to show you theirs.
Most jobs fall under cleaning, repairs, new equipment or specialty work. Pick the one that fits, or call and we’ll sort it out with you.
Weekly pool service covers testing and balancing, skimming, brushing, vacuuming, basket clean-outs and an equipment check. We clean filters and spas too.
Pumps, heaters and filters wear out fast in Texas heat. We tell you exactly what's wrong before we fix anything, usually the same or next day.
When a pump or heater is past saving, we install a right-sized replacement. That covers variable-speed pumps, heaters, LED lights and filters.
Green pool recovery, pool automation you run from your phone, salt system service and sand changes for sand filters.
Price depends on your pool’s size, its equipment and the plan you pick. We give you an exact number after a quick look at the pool, and neither plan comes with a long-term contract.
Which one is right for you? If you don’t mind skimming and brushing on the weekend, chemical-only covers the part most owners struggle with, which is the water chemistry. But if your weekends are for anything else, go full service. We quote larger and feature-heavy pools to match. Get your exact price.
Owner Robert Pierce trains every technician on our routes, and you’ll meet him as “Bob” in our reviews. We hold TDLR Residential Appliance Installation Contractor License #1066, and Robert holds installer license #448687. You can check both on the TDLR license search before anyone touches your equipment. We’re fully insured as well.
Robert still picks up when your pump quits in July. Your pool gets a McKinney neighbor whose name is on the work.
Texas requires a TDLR license for pumps, heaters, lights and automation. We hold one, and so does Robert.
McKinney is home base, so we can usually reach repair calls the same or next day, depending on the season.
We earn next month by doing this month right. If the service isn't working for you, you can stop.
Owning a pool here is great from May to September, but the climate keeps it working hard all year. Triple-digit afternoons eat chlorine. Once the sanitizer drops, algae can turn clear water green in a day or two. If your pool keeps going green right after you clean it, the cause is usually chemistry or circulation. Our guide on why a pool keeps turning green after cleaning walks through the usual suspects. If it’s only light green and the filter runs fine, you may not need us yet: shock it, brush it and run the pump overnight first.
Our hard, mineral-heavy water is the other fight. It leaves calcium scale on tile, plaster and salt cells, so calcium hardness needs as much attention as chlorine. Spring also brings storms, hail and heavy pollen that clog filters and throw the water off balance.
Winter counts too. On a hard freeze night the pump needs to keep running, because still water in the lines is what cracks pipes and equipment. North Texas learned that the hard way in the February 2021 freeze. Ready to hand it off? Schedule service.
Here are the questions McKinney homeowners ask us most. If yours isn’t here, call (469) 884-4022.
Chemical-only service starts at $100 a month and full service at $189 a month. Bigger or feature-heavy pools cost more, and we give you an exact price after a quick look. There's no long-term contract. Request a free quote.
Water testing and chemical balancing, skimming, brushing, vacuuming, basket clean-outs and an equipment check every visit, plus filter cleaning twice a year. Full service starts at $189 a month.
Yes. Chemical-only covers water testing, balancing with premium chemicals, skimmer basket emptying, an equipment check and filter cleaning twice a year. It starts at $100 a month.
Once a week for most pools here. In July and August, a skipped week is often all it takes for algae to get a start, so weekly service is the safe minimum in the hot months.
Yes. We test the water on every visit and adjust the chemicals right there, because balanced water keeps the pool clear and protects your equipment.
No. As long as we can reach the pool and equipment, we can do the work.
McKinney is home base, and we also serve Frisco, Allen, Prosper, Fairview and Melissa. If you're just outside those towns, call and ask.
Yes. We care for pools in Stonebridge Ranch, Craig Ranch, Trinity Falls, Adriatica and other McKinney neighborhoods, gated and HOA communities included. Just share your gate code or access instructions, and your route tech handles the rest.
Call (469) 884-4022 or email info@sparklingclearpool.com to request a quote or schedule a visit.
McKinney is our home base, so we can usually get to repair calls the same or next day, depending on the season. Pump down, heater not firing or a filter acting up before the weekend? Call (469) 884-4022 or see our pool repair services.
Yes. We repair and install pumps, filters, motors, heaters, automation systems and chlorinators.
It's our recovery service for green, algae-filled pools. We treat the water, brush the walls and floor, clean the filter and check the equipment until the pool is clear and swimmable again.
Yes. New plaster start-up includes several visits, water balancing, brushing, filter cleaning and a care guide to follow afterward.
