Ensure proper water flow, lower electric bills, and crystal-clear water with professional cartridge, D.E., and sand filter cleaning — full teardown, chemical wash, and grid replacement, with no contracts.
Your pool filter is the heart of your water sanitation system. Over time, cartridge filters and D.E. grids collect dirt, oils, scale, and organic debris that backwashing alone cannot remove, causing high filter pressure and poor circulation. We tear down the tank, chemically clean every element, and validate your pressure before we leave — then send you a photo report.
We completely disassemble the filter tank, chemically spray and wash down each cartridge element, inspect for plastic end cap cracks, and lube the main tank O-ring.
We teardown the grid assembly, pressure-wash the individual fabric grids, inspect the manifold for tears, recharge the tank with fresh diatomaceous earth, and check for leaks.
If your filter pressure gauge reads 8 to 10 PSI above its clean baseline, or your pool sweep moves slowly, your filter is clogged and needs immediate professional cleaning.
In the humid Texas climate, cartridge and D.E. filters should be fully disassembled and chemically cleaned at least every 6 months to prevent pump strain and cloudy water.
Flat one-time rates based on your filter type. Final pricing depends on filter size and whether grids or cartridges need replacing — we confirm your exact rate with a free quote. No contracts.
Full teardown and chemical soak of all cartridge elements.
Grid teardown, pressure-wash, and fresh D.E. recharge.
New grids, manifolds, or cartridge sets installed and tested.
Hill Country hard water leaves calcium scale inside the tank, while oak pollen and post-storm runoff load up cartridges and D.E. grids far faster than backwashing can keep up with. A clogged filter strains your pump in the Texas heat and quietly raises your electric bill. We service filters across New Braunfels — Gruene, River Chase, Vintage Oaks, Havenwood, and out toward Canyon Lake — and validate clean-baseline pressure before we go.