Maintain safe, clear, and comfortable water with professional pool chemical testing and balancing — chlorine, pH, stabilizer, and calcium managed for the harsh Texas sun and Hill Country hard water, with no contracts.
Imbalanced pool chemicals can cause burning eyes, dry skin, cloudy water, and rapid algae growth. More importantly, acidic water destroys pool heaters and plaster, while high calcium levels cause ugly white scaling on pool tile. Our CPO-certified technicians test every key level and balance your water precisely — then text you your readings in a photo report.
We test and balance free chlorine, total chlorine, pH levels, and acid demand during every visit to ensure your pool remains fully sanitized against pathogens.
Stabilizer acts as sunblock for chlorine. However, too much stabilizer causes 'chlorine lock.' We carefully monitor CYA levels to keep your chlorine active under the harsh Texas sun.
Hill Country water is naturally high in calcium. We calculate the Langelier Saturation Index (LSI) to balance your water chemistry, preventing calcium scale deposits on plaster and tile.
We use eco-friendly copper-free algaecides, enzyme treatments to break down oils, and phosphate removers to starve algae of its food source, keeping your water naturally clear.
From a one-time water analysis to a fully managed chemical program. Final pricing depends on pool size and current water condition — we confirm your exact rate with a free quote. No contracts; pause or cancel anytime.
Full panel test plus a one-time balancing of your water chemistry.
Weekly testing and balancing with all standard chemicals included.
Phosphate removal, chlorine-lock correction, or scale treatment.
Hill Country water comes out of the tap high in calcium, and the relentless Texas sun can wipe out free chlorine in a single afternoon if your stabilizer is off. That combination scales tile, locks up chlorine, and feeds algae. We balance CYA and LSI precisely for local conditions and serve pools across New Braunfels — Gruene, River Chase, Vintage Oaks, Havenwood, and out toward Canyon Lake.