Six bundles that cost less than the pieces apart

A bundle is only a bundle if it is cheaper than buying the parts separately. Each of these folds a start up cost, a diagnosis fee or a follow up visit into the main job rather than billing it twice. Extras still need a written yes.

About these ranges. Every bundle range on this page is built from our published service bands. You always get an exact written number before any work starts, and if a range here and a written quote ever disagree, the written quote is the one we honour.

First month weekly

$325 to $525+

What it covers: Four weekly full service stops, plus the onboarding water test, baseline photos of the water and the equipment pad, and the first filter clean if the written plan calls for it.
Why it is cheaper: The start up clean is folded into month one instead of being billed as a separate ticket. On its own that clean is normally an extra.
Who it is for: Owners switching companies, and anyone opening a house they have just moved into.
What moves the number: Covers the four stops plus the start up work. Pool size, equipment, tree load and the starting condition of the water move the number. Send a current invoice if you want a like for like rate match on the weekly portion.

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Green to clean plus first month

$650 to $1,500+

What it covers: The full green to clean recovery package with the return visit booked on day one, then the first four weekly stops at the weekly rate.
Why it is cheaper: Recovery and the first month are one plan rather than a rescue followed by a second signup. You are not paying twice to become a customer.
Who it is for: Thursday is green and Saturday is a party, and you would rather not repeat this next month.
What moves the number: Green to clean alone typically runs $450 to $1,250+ depending on how far gone the water is. This is not sold as one shock. We do not drain as the default, because draining a green pool can scar the plaster.

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Pump diagnosis and the repair or replace decision

$175 to $275+ diagnosis, credited

What it covers: Trip, full diagnosis, and a written repair price alongside a written replace price before anything is opened past inspection.
Why it is cheaper: The diagnosis fee credits toward the approved repair, or toward the installed pump if you decide to replace. Say yes and you are not paying for the diagnosis twice.
Who it is for: No prime, a screaming bearing, or a motor that died after a storm.
What moves the number: Replacement pumps typically run $900 to $2,400+ installed depending on the pump, the plumbing and whether the pad needs work. A seal is a far smaller job than a cooked motor, and you get both numbers before choosing.

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Opening plus the first two weekly stops

$400 to $850+

What it covers: The full opening checklist, the start up balance, and then the next two weekly visits while the chemistry settles.
Why it is cheaper: The first chemistry month is not billed as three separate trips. An opening followed by silence is how a pool goes green in the third week of April.
Who it is for: The cover is still on and you would like to swim without a fortnight of guesswork.
What moves the number: Openings alone typically run $275 to $650+ depending on cover type, equipment and the state of the water underneath. An opening is a checklist, not a cover yank.

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Freeze protection plus priority thaw

$325 to $750+

What it covers: Winterization or freeze mode setup before the first hard freeze warning, plus a priority visit after a warning if a fitting or a pump has gone down.
Why it is cheaper: The thaw visit sits inside the bundle instead of being charged at a standalone emergency rate on the one week everybody needs one.
Who it is for: Equipment pads that sat wet through a North Texas freeze warning last winter.
What moves the number: Winterization alone typically runs $275 to $650+. Priority does not mean instant. In a regional freeze event everybody is calling at once, and we will tell you honestly where you sit in the queue rather than promise a time we cannot hold.

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Buyer inspection plus first clean

$275 to $650+

What it covers: A pre purchase pool inspection with a written punch list, then one recovery or party ready clean once you close.
Why it is cheaper: The inspection fee is credited toward the clean when it is booked inside the agreed window after closing.
Who it is for: Buyers, sellers and listing agents who need honest water and an honest equipment pad.
What moves the number: Covers the inspection visit and the follow up clean. A pool that has sat neglected through a vacancy may need a full green to clean instead of a single clean, and we will say so in the punch list rather than after.

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Rules on every bundle

Flower Mound comes first. Capacity can close a bundle in an outer city.
Chemicals follow the written plan, which you receive before the first stop.
No verbal add ons. Extras are texted with the dollar amount and wait for a yes.
Do not stack every bundle on one account. Pick the one that matches the problem.

How these pool service bundles and packages are priced

Every one of these pool service bundles and packages is built from work we already publish a range for. Nothing here is a new number invented to look like a deal. A bundle costs less than the pieces bought apart because the crew is already at your house with the right chemicals on the truck, and because knowing the next two visits are booked lets us plan the route instead of squeezing you in.

What these pool service bundles and packages will never do is hide a scope change. If the crew opens the pad and finds a job bigger than the bundle covers, you get the finding, a photo and a number in writing before anybody starts. You can say no and pay only for what was already agreed. A bundle is a discount on known work, not a licence to keep going.

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