Comprehensive Pool Care in Argyle, TX
Pool Service in Argyle, TX for Wooded Acreage and Planned Communities
North Texas Pool Pros provides pool service in Argyle (ZIP 76226) and nearby Northlake, Bartonville, and Lantana. We handle weekly cleaning, water chemistry, and equipment care for pools on wooded acreage, horse properties, and newer homes in master-planned communities.
North Texas Pool Pros is a family- & veteran-owned, locally operated pool company serving homeowners across North Texas with a focus on consistent weekly care and reliable repair services.
Weekly Pool Service Built Around Argyle Routes
On our weekly pool service plan, your Argyle pool is cleaned on the same day each week by a technician who already runs a route through town. After every visit you get a digital service report with photos, and there’s no long-term contract to sign.
If something on the equipment pad stops working, a pool equipment repair visit starts with a $150 diagnostic that’s applied to labor when you go ahead with the repair. Buying a home in 76226? Our $199 pool inspection includes a digital report within 24 hours, which helps during a short option period.
Weekly Full-Service Pool Cleaning
Complete weekly cleaning including skimming, brushing, basket emptying, and system checks.
Chemicals Included
All standard chemicals are included with weekly service to maintain proper water balance and clarity.
Pool Equipment Inspections & Repairs
Routine inspections and professional pool repairs for pumps, filters, valves, and other pool equipment.
Where Argyle Pool Water Comes From
Argyle doesn’t run its own water utility. The Town’s utility page points residents to Argyle Water Supply Corporation, a nonprofit that isn’t affiliated with the Town, while Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation, based on East Hickory Hill Road, serves many homes around Argyle and in neighboring Bartonville, Copper Canyon, and Double Oak.
EPA drinking water records list Argyle WSC’s source as purchased surface water, and the Environmental Working Group’s tap water database shows it receiving finished water from the Upper Trinity Regional Water District’s regional treatment plant. Treated lake water is a steadier starting point than raw well water, but it isn’t pool-ready on its own. Summer heat, heavy swim weekends, and spring storms push pH and alkalinity around, so we test and adjust at every visit.
Some larger tracts still fill from private wells, and well water can carry minerals that stain plaster once chlorine hits them. We test a well fill before any heavy shock treatment. Argyle also sits in the Cross Timbers, the belt of post oak and blackjack oak woodland that gives the local water corporation its name, so oak leaves and pollen pile up in skimmers each season. Routine pool filter cleaning keeps that fine debris from clouding the water.
Argyle sits in southern Denton County along U.S. 377 and FM 407, right in the middle of our North Texas service footprint. We also serve nearby Flower Mound, Highland Village, and Denton, plus Weatherford to the southwest.
Historic Argyle
Original Townsite: Homes near the old center of town, known as Pilot Knob and Waintown before the Texas and Pacific Railway laid track through in 1881 and the community took the name Argyle. Mature trees here mean heavier leaf loads every fall.
U.S. 377 & FM 407: Properties along the two main roads that cross in Argyle, from wooded lots to newer builds. At the first visit we confirm whether your home is on Argyle WSC, Cross Timbers WSC, or a private well.
Planned Communities
Harvest: The roughly 1,200-acre agrihood spanning Argyle and Northlake, built around an on-site commercial farm. Newer pools here usually run variable-speed pumps and automation, which we keep programmed correctly.
Lantana: The unincorporated golf community of about 1,780 acres built around the private Lantana Golf Club. Fairway and greenbelt lots send grass clippings and leaves into pools, so skimming and brushing are part of every visit.
Neighboring Towns
Bartonville & Copper Canyon: Acreage and equestrian properties east of Argyle, many served by Cross Timbers WSC. Big lots bring more dust, hay, and leaves, so baskets and filters get extra attention.
Northlake: Growing neighborhoods west of Argyle toward I-35W. New plaster and fresh fill water need careful startup chemistry, and we keep new pools balanced through their first seasons.
Our Comprehensive 23-Point Checklist (Full Service Plan)
Performed weekly or on schedule — covers water chemistry, equipment, and cleaning per industry best practices.
Water Chemistry
- Chlorine – Maintained
- pH (Potential Hydrogen) – Maintained
- Phosphates – Checked
- Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) – Checked
- Salt – Maintained (if applicable)
- Water Temperature – Checked
- Total Alkalinity – Checked and maintained (bi-weekly)
- Calcium Hardness (Water Hardness) – Checked (monthly)
- Cyanuric Acid (Stabilizer / Conditioner) – Checked (monthly)
Pool Equipment
- Skimmer basket checked and emptied
- Pumps, filters, and equipment checked for proper operation
- Pump strainer basket(s) checked and emptied
- Filter pressure (PSI) checked
- Filter backwashing performed as required (DE monthly, sand weekly)
- Pool sweep debris bags checked and emptied
- Pool sweep operation checked
- Valves monitored for proper flow and circulation
Pool Cleaning
- Surface and pool bottom skimmed/netted
- Hose vacuum performed if needed
- Venturi / leaf vacuum performed if needed
- Necessary chemicals added
- Pool walls, steps, and benches brushed
- Spa brushed (if applicable)
Important Notes: Checklist items may vary by pool configuration. Some performed on intervals. Represents professional standards but does not guarantee against algae, failures, or issues due to external factors.
Pool Service FAQs for Argyle
Where does Argyle pool water come from, and does it matter?
The Town of Argyle doesn’t run its own water utility, so depending on your address your water may come from Argyle Water Supply Corporation, Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation, or a private well. Treated lake water is a steadier starting point than raw well water, but summer heat, heavy swim weekends, and spring storms still push pH and alkalinity around. We confirm your source at the first visit and test and adjust at every visit.
Why is my skimmer always full of oak leaves?
Argyle sits in the Cross Timbers, a belt of post oak and blackjack oak woodland, so oak leaves and pollen pile up in skimmers every season. Weekly skimming and basket emptying keep up with the load, and routine filter cleaning keeps that fine debris from clouding the water.
Do you serve Harvest, Lantana, Bartonville, and Northlake?
Yes. Along with Argyle itself, we serve Harvest, Lantana, Bartonville, Copper Canyon, and Northlake. We also serve nearby Flower Mound, Highland Village, and Denton.
Do new pools in Harvest and Northlake need special care?
Yes. New plaster and fresh fill water need careful startup chemistry, and we keep new pools balanced through their first seasons. Many newer pools also run variable-speed pumps and automation, which we keep programmed correctly.
Can you service my pool if I’m not home?
Yes. As long as we have access to the pool and the equipment, service can be completed without you there, which works well for acreage and horse properties. You’ll get a digital service report with photos after every visit.
Does my weekly rate go down in the winter?
No. Your weekly service price stays the same all year, because North Texas pools need care in every season. In winter we keep the water balanced and provide guidance on freeze protection and equipment run times when a cold snap is on the way.
Need Pool Service in Argyle?
From the original townsite and U.S. 377 to Harvest, Lantana, Bartonville, and Northlake, North Texas Pool Pros keeps Argyle, TX pools clean, balanced, and running right. Call 833-NTX-POOL (833-689-7665), email info@northtexaspoolpros.com, or request your Argyle pool service quote.