Airbnb & Vacation Rental Pool Service

Yes — that is the core of the service. On a short-term rental there is one check-in that matters and the pool has to be right for it, so visits are scheduled against your booking calendar rather than a fixed route day. Send us the calendar and we work backwards from it.

Bather load. A rental that sleeps twelve can put more sunscreen, sweat and organic waste into the water over one weekend than a family pool sees in a month, and all of it consumes chlorine. Left on a standard weekly dose the water goes cloudy mid-stay — which is when you get the message from the guest. We dose for the load the property actually carries.

At the Lake Travis property we blow leaves, rake the volleyball courts, clean the recreational areas and collect the mail. Guests do not distinguish between "the pool" and "the back yard" — they see one space, and a spotless pool beside a leaf-covered deck still reads as neglected. What is included at your property is set when we quote it.

We check equipment every visit specifically so that failures surface between stays rather than during one. On a rental, a dead pump is not a repair scheduled for next week — it is a refund and a review. Catching a failing seal or a struggling motor early is most of the value of the visit.

It depends on the pool, the property and how often you are booked, so we quote it rather than publish a rate that would be wrong for most properties. Our standard residential bands are published in full on the Austin pool service cost page, and short-term-rental service is quoted against the same structure with visit frequency as the variable.

Yes. We serve rentals across the same fourteen areas as our residential routes — Lakeway, Steiner Ranch, Bee Cave, Hudson Bend, River Place, Four Points, Cedar Park and West Austin among them. Lake Travis is simply where the longest-running rental account is.