Pool Maintenance Pros in McKinney

A solid weekly visit includes skimming, brushing walls and steps, vacuuming the floor, emptying baskets, testing and balancing the water, and a quick equipment check.

Poolie's McKinney techs finish with a digital report of photos, chemical readings, and notes. During spring pollen season, we also give skimmers and filters extra attention.

Weekly full service in McKinney typically runs about $219–$299 a month, depending on your pool's size and the plan you pick. Each visit includes cleaning, water balancing, and a digital report. Call (469) 751-6991 for a quote on your pool.

Weekly service is the standard for McKinney home pools. It keeps chemistry steady and stops debris and algae before they take hold. A heavy pollen week or a big storm may call for an extra filter cleaning, and your tech will let you know.

Yes. An automatic cleaner picks up floor debris, but it can't balance your water, scrub tile and steps, or spot a failing pump. Our techs cover those jobs each week and catch small problems early.

Most visits take 30–60 minutes. The size of your pool, how much debris it collects, and the time since the last cleaning set the pace. Extra work, such as a filter cleaning, is explained before it starts.

Yes. In our chemical-only plan, a tech tests your water, adjusts the chemicals, and checks your baskets and equipment. It suits McKinney owners who prefer to do the brushing and vacuuming themselves.

Weekly is the minimum, with an extra test after a busy pool day, heavy rain, or a heat wave. Regular readings spot calcium and pH drift before it shows up as scale or cloudy water. Poolie techs test at every visit.

New McKinney customers typically start weekly service in 5–7 business days. Our office is at 3440 County Road 341, Ste 400, McKinney, TX 75071, and we'll confirm route openings for your street. Call (469) 751-6991 or fill out the form fill out the form to get started.

Poolie serves McKinney, Frisco, Allen, Plano, Prosper, Celina, Melissa, Anna, Princeton, and Richardson. McKinney ZIP codes include 75069, 75070, 75071 (our office), and 75072. Wondering if your address is on a route? Call (469) 751-6991 and we'll tell you.

McKinney buys its water from the North Texas Municipal Water District, with Lavon Lake as the main source, and the district calls the treated water moderately hard. Those minerals can leave scale on tile and inside heaters.

At every visit, our techs measure calcium hardness, alkalinity, and pH and correct any drift on the spot.

Yes. Our repair team works on pumps, filters, heaters, leaks, valves, lights, and automation. We find the cause first, lay out your options, then handle the repair with quality parts. Repairs are done by Poolie's own staff.

Yes, in some cases. The brand and setup decide it, so send us a few details and photos. Our repair team will confirm whether we can take the job.

No. We work on pool equipment, including a spa that's attached to the pool and shares its pump and heater. A separate stand-alone hot tub runs on different parts, so a hot tub specialist is the better call.

New repair-only customers pay $199 before taxes for the diagnostic visit, and existing Poolie customers pay $150. A certified tech inspects the pool, explains the problem in plain language, and gives you a written estimate ahead of the repair.

Resurfacing generally runs about $4,000–$15,000+, and pool size and finish set where yours lands. Standard plaster is the most affordable, while quartz and pebble cost more. Cracks, hollow spots, or tile and coping work can add to the total. Poolie gives a written estimate after checking the surface in person.

Yes, in some cases. Updating steps, benches, or depth is the easier route, while a new footprint means structural work and, where required, city permits. We'll inspect your pool before promising anything and tell you what's possible, along with timing and budget.

Start with the surface and the edges. Crisp new tile, a lighter interior finish, and fresh coping change the whole look, while LED lighting and roomier steps add comfort and style at night. We'll suggest upgrades to match your yard and budget.

Good prep and the right materials come first, whether the finish is standard plaster, quartz, or pebble. Because McKinney's clay soil swells and shrinks with the seasons, we pay close attention to the shell, expansion joints, and drainage. A weekly maintenance plan keeps the new surface looking its best.