Comprehensive Pool Care in Highland Village, TX
Pool Service in Highland Village, TX for Lakeside and Neighborhood Homes
North Texas Pool Pros offers dependable pool service in Highland Village, the Lewisville Lake city in southern Denton County (ZIP 75077). We handle routine cleaning, water balancing, and equipment upkeep for backyard pools across town, from shoreline streets to the neighborhoods around Doubletree Ranch Park.
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 Highland Village Schedules
Our weekly pool service puts your Highland Village home on a fixed route, so your technician arrives on the same day each week. After each stop you get a digital report with photos showing what was cleaned, tested, and adjusted, and there’s no long-term contract to sign.
When a pump, heater, or automation panel acts up, our equipment repair team starts with a $150 diagnostic, and that fee is applied to labor if you have us make the fix. Closing on a 75077 home that has a pool? Schedule a $199 pool inspection and receive the digital report within 24 hours.
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.
What Highland Village Tap Water Means for Your Pool
Highland Village blends two water sources. Most of the supply is treated surface water purchased from the Upper Trinity Regional Water District, and five city wells help cover peak summer demand. The city describes its groundwater as naturally soft, with low levels of calcium and magnesium, and city lab testing has measured total dissolved solids between 400 and 798 ppm.
Soft fill water sounds harmless, but water that’s low in calcium tends to pull it from plaster, pebble finishes, and grout lines. That’s why we test calcium hardness and raise it when needed instead of letting the pool balance itself at the expense of the finish. We also track dissolved solids, since evaporation and repeated top-offs concentrate minerals over a long swim season, and regular pool filter cleaning keeps circulation strong through the hottest weeks.
Disinfectant chemistry matters, too. Upper Trinity water is treated with chloramines, which can show up as combined chlorine on a pool test after a big refill, so we read free and combined chlorine separately. The city’s annual spring switch of its well water to free chlorine is a good reminder that tap water chemistry isn’t fixed, and neither is our dosing.
Highland Village sits within the southern Denton County portion of our North Texas service footprint, alongside neighboring Lewisville and Corinth. We also serve nearby Flower Mound, Argyle, and Denton, plus Weatherford to the southwest.
Lakeside Highland Village
Copperas Branch & Pilot Knoll: Homes near the city’s Lewisville Lake parks, where Copperas Branch has a public beach and boat ramp and Pilot Knoll offers lakefront camping. Open, breezy lots can collect more windblown debris, so skimming and basket cleaning are part of every visit.
Sunset Point & Lakeside Community Park: Neighborhoods near the lake-access parks along the city’s northern edge, where Lewisville Lake forms the boundary. Pools here often see heavy use from spring into fall, and consistent weekly chemistry keeps them ready.
Central Highland Village
Castlewood: Pools in established neighborhoods like Castlewood range widely in age, so our service reports note wear on plaster, tile, and equipment before it turns into a repair.
Doubletree Ranch Park Area: Homes around the park on Highland Village Road, which sits on land that was part of the original DuVall ranch. Where yards have mature shade trees, fall leaf drop means extra skimmer work, and we adjust cleaning to the season.
Lewisville & Corinth
Lewisville: Our neighbor to the south and east draws most of its water from Lewisville Lake and treats it at a city plant, with supplemental supply from Dallas Water Utilities and Upper Trinity.
Corinth: Across the lake to the northeast, Corinth buys treated Upper Trinity surface water, so fill water there carries chloramines much like Highland Village’s. Your service day stays the same all year.
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 Highland Village
Is Highland Village water hard or soft, and why does it matter?
Most of Highland Village’s supply is treated surface water from the Upper Trinity Regional Water District, with five city wells that help in peak summer, and the city describes its groundwater as naturally soft. Water that’s low in calcium tends to pull calcium from plaster, pebble finishes, and grout lines. That’s why we test calcium hardness and raise it when needed to protect your pool’s finish.
Why does my pool test show combined chlorine after a big refill?
Upper Trinity water is treated with chloramines, which can show up as combined chlorine on a pool test after a large refill. We read free and combined chlorine separately so we dose for what’s really in the water. The city also switches its well water to free chlorine each spring, a reminder that tap water chemistry isn’t fixed.
Do lakeside homes near Copperas Branch and Pilot Knoll need extra cleaning?
Homes near the city’s Lewisville Lake parks often sit on open, breezy lots that collect more windblown debris. That’s why skimming and basket cleaning are part of every visit. Where yards have mature shade trees, like around Doubletree Ranch Park, we also adjust cleaning for fall leaf drop.
Do you also serve Lewisville and Corinth?
Yes. Highland Village is part of the southern Denton County portion of our service area, alongside neighboring Lewisville and Corinth. We also serve nearby Flower Mound, Argyle, and Denton.
Do I need to be home for my weekly service?
No. As long as your technician has access to the pool and equipment, service can be completed while you’re away. After each stop you get a digital report with photos showing what was cleaned, tested, and adjusted.
Do you keep servicing pools after swim season ends?
Yes. Highland Village pools often see heavy use from spring into fall, but they still need balanced water and working equipment through the winter. We service pools all year, provide freeze protection guidance during cold snaps, and your weekly price stays the same in every season.
Ready for Pool Service in Highland Village?
Whether you live near the Copperas Branch shoreline, in Castlewood, or close to Doubletree Ranch Park, North Texas Pool Pros keeps Highland Village, TX pools clear and balanced, with nearby service in Lewisville and Corinth. Call 833-NTX-POOL (833-689-7665), email info@northtexaspoolpros.com, or request your Highland Village pool service quote today.