Equipment Repair in Westlake Hills, TX
Looking for equipment repair in Westlake Hills, TX? The Pool Police has served the Westlake Hills area — including Westlake proper, Davenport Ranch, Camp Craft Road corridor — for over 25 years. We understand the local conditions that affect your pool, from legacy 1970s–90s pools with original equipment that's long past its design life to the seasonal pollen and heat that every Central Texas pool owner contends with. Our repairs service is tailored to Westlake Hills's specific water and environmental challenges so your pool stays clean, safe, and swim-ready year-round.
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Frequently Asked Questions
My pool pump is making a loud screeching noise — what should I do?
A screeching pump usually means the bearings are failing. Turn the pump off to prevent further damage and call us. Bearing replacement is far less expensive than a new motor, but only if caught early before the shaft or windings are affected.
How long do pool pumps typically last in Austin?
A standard single-speed pump motor lasts around 8 to 12 years in our climate. Variable-speed pumps tend to last longer because they run at lower RPMs. Proper chemical balance and regular service extend the life of any pump.
Should I repair my old equipment or replace it?
It depends on the age of the unit and the cost of the repair. As a rule of thumb, if the repair exceeds 50% of replacement cost and the unit is past its expected lifespan, replacement usually makes more sense — especially with newer energy-efficient options available.
Do you service pools in the City of West Lake Hills (78746)?
Yes. The Pool Police has established weekly routes through every corner of Westlake Hills, including Davenport Ranch, the Camp Craft Road corridor, and the older Eanes-area neighborhoods. We're on the street week after week and have been since 2000.
My Westlake Hills pool has aging plaster — should I replaster or keep treating it?
It depends on how deep the deterioration goes. Surface stains, calcium nodules, and minor etching can often be managed for years with careful chemistry and targeted acid washing. Structural delamination or widespread pitting is a different story — we'll give you an honest assessment rather than pushing a renovation. Westlake Hills plaster surfaces commonly last 20–25 years before a full replaster is really necessary.
What's the typical water chemistry profile in Westlake Hills?
Austin Water supply to the 78746 zip code typically delivers calcium hardness of 180–260 ppm and total alkalinity of 80–120 ppm. The alkalinity pushes pH upward constantly, so we add muriatic acid on most visits to keep pH in the 7.4–7.6 target range. Older plaster surfaces tolerate this well as long as we don't let pH spike above 7.8.
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