Pool Repair Services
Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth keeps us busy on two fronts. The west side has pools from the '70s through the '90s that are due for big repairs, and in the southwest, newer pools are already cracking in the clay. We'll track down what broke before we quote the repair.
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Older Pools Out West, Newer Ones to the Southwest
In Westover Hills, Ridglea, Rivercrest, and the neighborhoods around TCU, many of the pools went in between the '70s and the '90s. Plenty still have their original plumbing, and the clay's been moving under them for 30 years or more.
Down in southwest Fort Worth, pools in Hulen, Mira Vista, Walsh Ranch, and out along Marine Creek were mostly built after 2000, and some are leaking already. The clay on the west side of town is hard on a pool no matter how new it is.
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What Fort Worth Pool Owners Ask Us to Fix
Cracked shells and tile and coping repairs are the two we get asked for most around here. On the older side of town and the newer side alike, it's usually the clay shifting under the pool that starts it.
More Pool Repairs We Handle in Fort Worth
Everything here starts with testing, and you'll know what's wrong before we quote a fix.
Skimmer Repair
Down in the southwest part of town we see skimmers pulling loose on pools that aren't even 15 years old. We'll reseal or replace the skimmer and check the fitting underneath while we're there.
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Underground Pipe Repair
Older west-side pools sometimes need a whole run of pipe replaced instead of a patch. We pressure test every line first, then dig only where the break is.
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Foundation Leveling
Pier work is a bigger part of our Fort Worth jobs than it is up in Collin County, because the clay here moves so much. We set the piers with a licensed Texas engineer.
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Pool Light Repair
If water's getting out through a light niche or the conduit behind it, we'll seal it up. We work on Pentair, Hayward, and Jandy lights.
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Pool Pump Repair
Pentair, Hayward, or Jandy, we'll figure out what's wrong with the pump at the pad and tell you the price before we fix it.
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Pool Filter Repair
A filter that's leaking at the tank or running high pressure is something we fix all the time, whether it's sand, cartridge, or DE.
Learn MoreWhy Fort Worth Pools Need Repairs
We work all over the city. On the west side, Westover Hills, Ridglea, Camp Bowie, and the streets off University Drive get the most involved structural work. Near Hulen, Mira Vista, and Walsh Ranch, it's mostly pools getting their first skimmer or pipe leak.
A lot of west-side pools already have old patches on them from earlier repairs, so we test those too.
Clay on the West Side
The west side of Fort Worth has thick clay that's been swelling and shrinking under pools in Westover Hills and Ridglea for decades, and you can see it in the cracks and broken pipes we find there.
West-Side Pools From the '70s and '80s
Pools in Westover Hills, Ridglea, and Rivercrest are about as old as the ones we work on in Richardson. They get a full round of pressure testing, and sometimes the answer is new pipe from end to end.
Newer Pools Leaking Early
Pools built in Hulen, Mira Vista, and Walsh Ranch since 2000 are already having skimmers pull loose and pipes break. The clay on this side of town moves more than the lighter soil in parts of Collin County, so trouble shows up sooner.
Same Schedule as the Rest of DFW
We book Fort Worth jobs on the same schedule as Collin County and North Dallas, and it doesn't cost you any more.
Our Repair Process in Fort Worth
It goes in four steps, and testing is always the first one.
Pressure and Dye Testing
Testing covers the underground plumbing, the fittings in the shell, and the deck and equipment pad, so we know what's broken before we suggest a fix.
Estimate
We'll hand you a price for what the pool needs before any work starts.
Repair
We do the repair the problem calls for, and anything structural goes through a licensed Texas engineer.
Warranty
You get a lifetime warranty on piers and 3 years on pipe and seal work, with the paperwork to show for it.
Warranty Coverage
When the pool's been stabilized with steel piers, crack repair is covered for life, since what caused the crack has been dealt with. The warranties can transfer to a buyer if you sell, as long as we get written notice within 30 days of closing. After that, pier work is covered for 5 years from closing, and pipe and seal warranties last out the rest of their 3 years.
Fort Worth Pool Repair Questions
We're out all over the city, in Westover Hills, Ridglea, Rivercrest, Hulen, Bellaire, Mira Vista, Walsh Ranch, Marine Creek, and the neighborhoods around TCU.
On the older west side, it's broken underground pipe and cracks in the shell. In the newer southwest neighborhoods, it's skimmers pulling loose and early cracks from the clay.
The clay on the west side of Fort Worth moves more than most, and a 10-year-old pool has already been through ten wet seasons and ten dry ones. That's enough to open the seal around a skimmer, loosen pipe joints, and start a crack, so the soil matters more than the pool's age.
Plan on one visit for most crack and skimmer repairs, 2 to 3 days for leveling on piers, and 3 to 5 days for underground pipe. We'll give you the timeline with the price.
Each repair comes with one. Piers are covered for life and pipe and seal repairs for 3 years, and a buyer can take over the warranty if you give us written notice within 30 days of closing.
Need Pool Repair in Fort Worth, TX?
For a leak you haven't found yet, start with pool leak detection in Fort Worth. We cover Westover Hills, Ridglea, Hulen, Mira Vista, Walsh Ranch, and the rest of the city.