The Pool Police Is On Patrol

Lake Travis / West

The Pool Police has served Lakeway pool owners since 2000, from the original Hills of Lakeway community to the newer builds in Flintrock Falls. Lakeway's limestone well water is one of the toughest challenges for pool chemistry in the Austin area — high calcium hardness and alkalinity demand consistent, knowledgeable treatment to prevent scale deposits that damage heaters, salt cells, and tile.

Northwest Austin

Steiner Ranch is one of Austin's most popular master-planned communities, and its pools reflect the neighborhood's high standards. The Pool Police serves dozens of families across River Dance, Hawks Canyon, and Marshalls Ridge.

North / Williamson County

Cedar Park has exploded with new homes and new pools over the past decade, and The Pool Police has grown right alongside it. From established neighborhoods like Buttercup Creek to newer builds in Twin Creeks and Cypress Canyon, we know the specific challenges Cedar Park pool owners face.

Central / West Austin

West Austin is the umbrella region covering several distinct pool-service markets in the 78746, 78731, and 78735 zip codes. The Pool Police runs weekly routes across the entire area, and we maintain dedicated service protocols for each sub-market: Westlake Hills, Rollingwood, and Lost Creek each have their own dedicated pages because each has genuinely different pool construction eras, water chemistry patterns, and customer expectations.

Southwest / Hill Country

Bee Cave is home to some of Austin's most impressive residential pools — from the resort-style builds in Spanish Oaks to the elegant designs in Falconhead and The Hills. The Pool Police serves these premium properties with the attention to detail they require.

Lake Travis / West

Hudson Bend sits on the north shore of Lake Travis in the heart of the Hill Country, and its well water is some of the most mineral-rich in the Austin metro. Pools in Apache Shores and Cardinal Hills face a relentless battle against calcium scale, iron staining, and rapid pH drift that only a technician experienced with these conditions can manage effectively.

Northwest Austin

River Place is a premier northwest Austin community nestled into the Balcones Canyonlands, and its pools reflect the dramatic hillside terrain. Many River Place pools are built on steep lots with equipment tucked into tight pads — a layout that makes service harder for companies unfamiliar with the area.

Northwest Austin

Four Points sits at the crossroads of 2222 and 620, connecting some of northwest Austin's most sought-after neighborhoods — Grandview Hills, Jester Estates, Canyon Creek, and Jollyville. The area spans a mix of pool ages and styles, from 1990s-era gunite pools in established subdivisions to brand-new builds in the latest phases.

West Austin — Eanes ISD

The City of West Lake Hills is one of Austin's most established premium residential markets, and its pools reflect that history. Most pools in the 78746 zip code were built between the 1970s and early 2000s — a lot of them still running their original Purex or Jandy equipment on plaster surfaces that have seen three decades of Central Texas weather.

Central West Austin — Zilker edge

Rollingwood is one square mile of Austin's most coveted residential real estate, tucked between Zilker Park and Westlake. It's a small, incorporated city with tight community ties — which means pool service here runs entirely on word-of-mouth reputation.

Southwest Austin / Barton Creek edge

Lost Creek is a master-planned community wrapped around the Lost Creek Country Club golf course, and its pools are as varied as its lots — from original 1970s gunite builds on flat interior lots to brand-new pebble-finish builds on steep canyon edges with infinity spas and integrated water features. The Pool Police has served Lost Creek since 2000, and our weekly route covers the full range: we know the older streets where 1980s equipment is still running, the newer sections where automation and salt systems are the norm, and the hillside lots where equipment access requires careful routing.

Lake Travis waterfront / Lakeway luxury

Rough Hollow is the Lake Travis luxury corner of the Lakeway market — newer builds, lakefront or lake-view lots, and some of the most architecturally sophisticated pools in Central Texas. Vanishing edges, elevated spas, glass tile waterlines, PebbleTec finishes, fire-and-water features, and multi-zone automation are the norm here, not the exception.

Northwest Austin / Arboretum corridor

Jollyville is the 78759 zip code's established residential core — mid-century ranch homes with pools that were built alongside the houses in the 1970s and early 1980s and, on many lots, still running substantially original equipment. The Pool Police has serviced Jollyville since 2000, which means we've seen every generation of pool equipment that's been installed in the neighborhood and know what's still parts-available and what needs modern substitutes.

Northwest Austin / Williamson County border

Anderson Mill is the northwest-Austin family neighborhood sitting right on the Travis/Williamson County border in the 78750 zip code. It's a classic subdivision-era area: most pools here were built between the late 1980s and mid-2000s as part of the original home construction, and they see heavy family use through Austin's long swim season.