"What an awesome experience using Geoff!! I would highly recommend if you need pool repairs - super nice, fast response, reasonable pricing and very knowledgeable!!"
Leander asks a little more of a pool than most towns do. We're out here every week, and we catch the small stuff before it costs you.
If you own a pool in Leander, you already know the basics. The water comes off Lake Travis, the ground is rock a foot down, and the hills on the north side hold cedar pollen for three months. The city spans Williamson County and a slice of Travis County, and we work both sides. A pool is a wonderful thing to have out here. It just asks for different care than it would ten miles east.
The water is the big one. Leander publishes the hardest number of any Lake Travis city we test, and hard water can really do a number on equipment. It can coat the plates in a salt cell. It can make the heater run longer for the same temperature. It can definitely leave a white line at the tile. Every one of those is easy to stay ahead of when somebody's testing and treating the water every week.
A Crystal Falls pool from the late nineties and a newly built Bar W Ranch pool sit on the same water with completely different equipment. We work on both. Text us a photo and tell us what you're noticing and we'll tell you what we think before you spend a dime.
In this Texas heat, your pool runs all day. Hiring us for weekly service means someone in your backyard every week who knows how each piece of equipment should sound and look, and who texts you the moment something's off.
Chances are your water comes out of Lake Travis through the regional Brushy Creek plant. The city's own report puts hardness at 194 parts per million (about 11.3 grains per gallon). Leander water is just hard enough to scale a cell and mark the tile, but not so hard that it needs the dosing we use on the east side of town in Round Rock. Either way, we test on every visit and adjust from there.
The ground is Doss silty clay over limestone. There's rock in every yard, and the upside is that it barely moves. The cracked unions and leaning equipment pads we chase on the black clay east of I-35 almost never show up here, which is one less thing for you to worry about.
At 977 feet with heavy juniper cover, temps here run cooler earlier than most pool owners expect.
Summer. Long stretches above 100, but higher ground means the evenings cool off a little faster than they do over in Round Rock, which is easier on your heater's run time.
Winter. Cedar pollen starts around mid December and runs into early March, and on the high ground north of Ronald Reagan Boulevard it lands heavier and lingers longer.
Ready to start weekly service for the season? Text us and we'll tell you what your pool needs this month.
If you walk the loop at Devine Lake Park in the evening, you've passed many of our Leander stops. That corner is the middle of our route, close to Robin Bledsoe Park, Benbrook Ranch Park and the older Horizon Park and Vista Ridge streets, with a short run up Crystal Falls Parkway to the golf course and Grand Mesa, then Bar W Ranch, Deerbrooke and further north on Bagdad Road. Here are some of the services we offer.
$149. Something's not right and you'd rather know than guess. We come out, find the real cause, and put the price in writing. The half you pay to book comes back off the repair.
Schedule Repair Diagnostic$249 a month. Chemicals included, no contract. Every week we test and dose for this water, clean the pool, and look over the equipment, then send you a detailed report of what we found.
Start Weekly Cleaning$129 cartridge / $169 DE. After a cedar winter on the high side of town, your filter is carrying three months of pollen. A proper clean before the season starts sets up the whole summer.
Schedule Filter CleaningRated 4.97 out of 5 across 36 Google reviews.
"What an awesome experience using Geoff!! I would highly recommend if you need pool repairs - super nice, fast response, reasonable pricing and very knowledgeable!!"
"Five stars for TRUE Pool Service! We recently bought a house with a pool and had no idea what we were doing. Geoff has been awesome, helping us through the whole process and taking the time to explain pool care and maintenance in a way that actually makes sense. He's friendly, knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely helpful..."
"True Flow installed my replacement booster pump and some parts for my Polaris 280 the same day I called for a quote! Geoff did a great job and I will definitely use them again. Fast, friendly and very reasonably priced. Thanks True Flow!!"
Grab a day that works for you. We'll send you an email confirming your appointment, text before we head out, and again when we're done, so you always know where things stand.
Schedule a pool visit with True Flow Pool Solutions. These are the visits you can book online:
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Coming from our homebase near Red Bud Lane and Forest Creek Drive in Round Rock we hop on SH-45 west and 183A north to get to Leander in about twenty-eight minutes. Ranch Road 2243 and New Hope Drive carry us across the west side out toward Liberty Hill.
78641 and the Leander side of 78645, from Old Town out to the Crystal Falls golf course, plus the towns next door.
Crystal Falls, Grand Mesa and the Fairways, along Crystal Falls Parkway and the golf course. Older pools up here, and the heater calls to match.
Bar W Ranch, Deerbrooke, Wildspring and Rosenbusch Ranch, up Bagdad Road. The newest building in the city.
Old Town and the streets around it, Robin Bledsoe Park with its pool and amphitheater, and Leander station at the north end of the Red Line.
Benbrook Ranch, Horizon Park, Vista Ridge, Ridgewood South and Westview Meadows, running down to the Cedar Park line and Whitestone Boulevard.
Lakeline Ranch, Cold Springs, Bluffview and the streets around Devine Lake Park and Horizon Lake, right off 183A. The quickest part of the city for us to reach.
Text us your neighborhood and we'll confirm. Leander adds streets faster than any list keeps up with.
Text us what's going on and we'll tell you what your pool needs, plainly. You're in good hands out here.