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Great Oaks, Brushy Bend Park and Spanish Oaks sit together on the north bank of Brushy Creek. Big older lots, mature trees, and a creek along the south edge.
Most homes here are on Brushy Creek MUD water, about 183 parts per million or roughly 10.7 grains per gallon. On the city side of town it runs 249 ppm, about 14.5 grains. Softer water, but the ground here gives some of that back.
Creek trees drop heavier and later than the saplings in a newer subdivision, and a wet leaf sinks instead of skimming off. It reaches the floor and starts breaking down. Weekly cleaning.
Your tap water is softer than the city's, but runoff here carries limestone grit into the pool. You get some of that hardness back from the yard. Water care.
Lots here were split and rebuilt from the seventies through last year, so no two pads on a street match. We work out what you actually have. Equipment diagnostics.
Great Oaks, Brushy Bend Park and Spanish Oaks sit together on the north bank of the creek, off Great Oaks Drive and Walsh Drive. These aren't builder subdivisions. They were laid out on large lots before the suburb reached them, and the county records show lots still being split and replatted from 1997 right through to 2024. Those are Williamson County records, and the large-lot layout is part of why no two equipment pads out here look alike.
The neighborhood went in over four decades rather than all at once, so the lots and the streets vary more here than just about anywhere else we work.
Text Us About Your PoolA creek corridor grows a different kind of tree line than a subdivision does, and it drops a different kind of leaf. Heavier, wetter, and later in the year.
$249 a month. We come every week and check the water and the equipment. You get a summary of what we found and how the pool looked. Weekly pool cleaning.
$189, covering three visits. If it went green while you were away, we can usually bring it back without draining it. The $189 covers all three, which is usually enough to turn it around. Green pool cleanup.
$129. Good before company comes, or if you just want to see how we work before signing up for weekly. One-time cleaning.
Brushing and skimming every visit. Baskets, filter and a water test too. $249.
Water care on a subscription, so the chemistry is somebody else's job. $119.
An hour with us so you can run the pool yourself. $189.
A DE filter stripped, cleaned and recharged. $169.
What your pool needs here depends a good deal on which streets you're on.
Along Great Oaks down to the creek crossing. Large lots, old trees, and pools of every vintage.
North off Brushy Bend Drive, on the same rocky ground and still being subdivided lot by lot.
West of Walsh Drive, right up against the Cedar Park line but still a Round Rock address.
The southern lots backing onto the creek, where the tree line does the most work on your water.
This is Eckrant stony clay with rock outcrop mixed into it, about 42 percent clay, sitting at roughly 807 feet. Rock is at or near the surface across a lot of it, which anybody who has tried to plant a tree here already knows.
Runoff is only rated medium, and the reason is worth knowing. Water goes down into the limestone fractures rather than sheeting across the yard. But what does move across the surface carries fine limestone grit and calcium into the pool, so you're getting hardness from the runoff on top of what comes out of the tap. That's different from Behrens Ranch a mile north, which sits on deep Crawford clay that swells and moves.
Great Oaks Drive crosses the creek about a third of a mile from the middle of the neighborhood, and that crossing is how most people here orient themselves. Walsh Drive runs north from it, and Brushy Bend Drive and Oak Forest Drive fill in between.
Brightwater Park and Shirley McDonald Park both sit within four tenths of a mile, with Hairy Man Road and Walsh Lake about a mile out.
We come across West Old Settlers Boulevard to Sam Bass Road. The corner of Sam Bass Road and West Old Settlers Boulevard sits under a mile from here and is the junction the whole west side runs through. O'Connor Drive at Avery Ranch Boulevard is the southern approach, and Farm to Market Road 3406 runs nearby.
South across the creek toward Fern Bluff. Pool service in Stone Canyon.
North on deeper clay that moves more than yours. Pool service in Behrens Ranch.
Southwest down O'Connor Drive. Pool service in Cat Hollow.
Every neighborhood, every zip. Pool service in Round Rock.
True Flow is a veteran owned, family run pool company based right here in Round Rock, not a franchise with a call center in another state. We're licensed in Texas for residential appliance installation, which is what covers pool equipment electrical work, and we carry insurance on every job. We're through this pocket every week, so a callback here's rarely a long wait.
The other thing worth knowing is that we answer. Text us or call and you get a person, not a queue and not a form that disappears. We're at it Monday through Friday, 8 to 8, and Saturday mornings, and we read every message that comes in, so if something is wrong with your pool the fastest thing you can do is send us a note about it. Photos help, but they're not required.
This books our $149 on-site diagnostic, the visit we start with for any equipment problem. Half is due when you schedule, and it comes off the repair if you go ahead. Looking for weekly cleaning or something else? See all pool services.
Schedule a pool visit with True Flow Pool Solutions. These are the visits you can book online:
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Want us to swing by your pool? Text us your address and what's going on. We'll figure out what it needs and what the fix costs. Then we make sure you're happy with it.
