Has your pool turned into a dark green swamp? Our fast green-to-clean algae treatments shock, brush, and vacuum your water back to crystal clarity — built for the relentless Texas Hill Country sun, with no contracts.
Algae blooms take hold in a matter of hours under the hot Texas sun when chlorine levels drop. Our CPO-certified technicians use professional-strength treatments to shock, brush, flocculate, and vacuum away stubborn green, black, or mustard algae — then text you a photo report so you can see exactly how far your water has come.
We start by testing the water to understand the chemical imbalance, followed by adding heavy doses of chlorine shock and algaecides to kill the live algae spores.
We thoroughly brush the plaster, steps, and tile line to break the algae's protective shell, then use external bypass vacuum systems to remove dead algae directly to waste.
Dead algae will quickly clog cartridge or D.E. filters. We chemically clean or backwash your filtration system multiple times during the recovery process to ensure full water flow.
If the algae bloom is extremely dense and you cannot see the bottom of the pool, draining the water and performing a chlorine or acid wash is often faster and more cost-effective than chemical treatments.
One-time recovery pricing based on how far gone the water is. Final pricing depends on pool size, algae severity, and debris load — we confirm your exact rate with a free quote. No contracts; pay once and you're swim-ready.
Light green tint where you can still see the bottom. Cleared in 24–48 hours.
Cloudy green water with visible algae on walls and floor.
Dark, swamp-green water with heavy debris — may take 3–5 days.
Hill Country summers are brutal on sanitizer — intense UV burns off chlorine in a single afternoon, and one missed week after a Comal County thunderstorm is all it takes for a bloom. Add oak pollen and leaf debris, and a clear pool can turn green overnight. We recover pools across New Braunfels — Gruene, River Chase, Vintage Oaks, Havenwood, and out toward Canyon Lake — and dial in your stabilizer and chlorine so the algae stays gone.