Every Pool Service We Offer in Grand Prairie, TX
One team for every pool job in Grand Prairie — from gunite & shotcrete pool construction to pool demolition & removal.
Grand Prairie Pool Pros handles residential and commercial pool projects across Grand Prairie and the DFW Metroplex. From gunite & shotcrete pool construction to pool demolition & removal, every service below is handled by our own team and backed by our workmanship guarantee.
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Our Pool Services in Grand Prairie, TX
Gunite & Shotcrete Pool Construction
A gunite pool is concrete sprayed at high pressure over a steel cage, which is why it can be any shape you can draw on a napkin. In Grand Prairie it's also the only structure we trust against Blackland Prairie clay, soil that swells when it rains and shrinks when it doesn't, and spends the whole year trying to crack whatever you put in it.
Fiberglass Pool Installation
Fiberglass pool installation is the fast route: a one-piece shell molded in a factory, delivered on a truck, craned into a prepared hole, and holding water the same week. Most installs run two to three weeks door to door against two to three months for gunite, so if your goal is swimming this summer rather than next, that speed is the entire argument.
Vinyl Liner Pools & Liner Replacement
Vinyl liner replacement takes two to four days and costs a fraction of replastering a gunite pool, which is what keeps liner pools cheap to own long after the first liner gives up. The hard part in North Texas is finding a contractor who still works on them, because gunite dominates here and plenty of crews have never hung a liner in their lives.
Pool Remodeling & Renovation
Pool remodeling is what you do when the shell is sound and the decade it was built in is the actual problem. Grand Prairie is full of pools poured between 1978 and 1995: kidney shaped, white plaster gone gray, a six-inch strip of blue waterline tile, a diving board nobody has touched since the kids left for college, and a deck the color of an old sidewalk.
Pool Resurfacing & Replastering
Pool resurfacing in Grand Prairie means chipping the failed plaster back to sound gunite and hand-troweling a new interior over it, not painting over what is already there. You can usually feel that it's time before you can see it, when the floor goes from smooth to something between sandpaper and a cheese grater and the kids start climbing out with scraped toes.
Waterline Tile & Coping
Replacing waterline tile and coping is the cheapest way to make a tired pool look new, and it takes days rather than weeks. It's also the repair people put off, right up until the tiles start popping off one at a time and the pool begins to look like it's losing teeth.
Pool Decking & Hardscape
Pool deck resurfacing fixes the two things wrong with most 1980s slabs at once: it's cracked, and in July it's hot enough to make you hop from foot to foot. If the concrete underneath is still sound, a spray-texture cool deck coating over the top costs a fraction of a tear-out and buys you another decade.
Spa & Hot Tub Installation
Adding a spa to an existing pool usually means raising a bond beam off the shell you already own, tying new steel into old, and spilling the spa back into the pool. It's the upgrade that turns a four-month pool into something you use on a Tuesday night in February, which in Grand Prairie is roughly eight extra months of backyard.
Water Features & Waterfalls
Pool waterfalls get bought for the way they look and kept for the way they sound. A sheer descent running over a raised wall does a genuinely good job of burying traffic noise off Highway 161, and that's acoustics rather than a sales line.
Pool Lighting & LED Retrofits
Swapping a pool light for LED takes an afternoon, drops roughly 500 watts down to about 40, and lasts around 30,000 hours instead of a couple of seasons. If your current light hums, eats bulbs, and turns the water a sort of nicotine yellow, you're running 1980s technology and paying a monthly fee for the privilege.
Pool Automation & Controls
Pool automation puts the pump, heater, valves, lights and water features on a schedule and on your phone. In North Texas the feature that actually justifies the cost isn't the app, it's freeze protection: when the air drops below your set point the controller starts circulation on its own, at two in the morning, whether you remembered or not.
Pool Heaters & Heat Pumps
A pool heater turns a four-month pool into a nine-month pool, which in North Texas is the best return per dollar in the whole backyard. There are two technologies and two completely different arguments: gas is fast and expensive to run, an electric heat pump is cheap to run and slow.
Variable-Speed Pumps & Filtration
A variable-speed pump moves the same daily turnover as your old single-speed at roughly half the RPM and a small fraction of the power. If your equipment pad is loud enough to hear from the kitchen, that noise is the sound of money leaving the house.
Saltwater Chlorination Systems
A saltwater pool is still a chlorine pool. The cell electrolyses dissolved salt into chlorine on site, all day, at a low steady level, so what changes is how the chlorine gets into the water rather than what sanitizes it.
Pool Leak Detection & Repair
Pool leak detection starts with a test you can run yourself for free. Float a bucket of pool water on the top step, mark the level inside and outside, switch off the autofill and wait 24 hours: if the pool dropped more than the bucket did, you have a leak worth finding, and finding it quickly matters more than the water bill does.
Weekly Pool Cleaning & Maintenance
Weekly pool cleaning covers the whole list in one visit: test and balance the water, brush the walls and waterline, net the surface, vacuum, empty both baskets, read the filter pressure, and look over the equipment for whatever is about to fail next. Pool care isn't difficult, it's relentless, and a North Texas summer is where good intentions go to die.
Commercial Pool Construction & Service
Commercial pool service gets judged on three things: the amenity is open, the health inspector signs off, and nothing happens that ends up in front of a lawyer. Nobody at a 200-unit apartment community has ever called us to talk about the tile.
Pool Safety Fencing & Covers
A removable mesh safety fence stands four feet tall, gives a child nothing to grip or climb, latches itself, and comes out in about 20 minutes when you're hosting or when the kids have grown. It's the most effective thing you can put between a toddler and your pool, and it's the layer most Grand Prairie backyards are missing.
Pool Demolition & Removal
Pool removal comes in two versions, and the difference between them doesn't show up until you sell the house. A partial removal breaks the top two to three feet of shell, punches drainage holes through the floor, pushes the rubble in and caps it with soil.
What each of our services covers in Grand Prairie
Open any service to see exactly what is included before you call.
Gunite & Shotcrete Pool Construction
A gunite pool is concrete sprayed at high pressure over a steel cage, which is why it can be any shape you can draw on a napkin. In Grand Prairie it's also the only structure we trust against Blackland Prairie clay, soil that swells when it rains and shrinks when it doesn't, and spends the whole year trying to crack whatever you put in it. So we build against the soil instead of hoping it behaves.
- gunite pool construction
- shotcrete pool shell
- custom inground pool design
- steel rebar cage and bond beam
- freeform and geometric pool shapes
- tanning ledge and Baja shelf
- vanishing edge and perimeter overflow pools
- plunge pools and lap pools
- pool and spa combination builds
- engineered pool structures for expansive clay soil
- pool permits and city inspections
- 3D pool design and yard layout
Fiberglass Pool Installation
Fiberglass pool installation is the fast route: a one-piece shell molded in a factory, delivered on a truck, craned into a prepared hole, and holding water the same week. Most installs run two to three weeks door to door against two to three months for gunite, so if your goal is swimming this summer rather than next, that speed is the entire argument. The surface is the second argument.
- fiberglass pool installation
- one-piece fiberglass pool shells
- small yard fiberglass pools
- fiberglass pool with attached spa
- fiberglass pool resurfacing and gelcoat repair
- fiberglass shell crane set
- fiberglass pool cost in North Texas
- saltwater-friendly fiberglass pools
- fiberglass pool decking and coping
- fiberglass vs gunite comparison
Vinyl Liner Pools & Liner Replacement
Vinyl liner replacement takes two to four days and costs a fraction of replastering a gunite pool, which is what keeps liner pools cheap to own long after the first liner gives up. The hard part in North Texas is finding a contractor who still works on them, because gunite dominates here and plenty of crews have never hung a liner in their lives. We have.
- vinyl liner pool installation
- vinyl pool liner replacement
- 20 mil and 27 mil liner thickness
- steel and polymer pool wall panels
- vermiculite pool bottom
- liner patch and seam repair
- liner pattern and tile-print border selection
- vinyl over steps and benches
- vinyl liner pool cost
- liner track and coping replacement
Pool Remodeling & Renovation
Pool remodeling is what you do when the shell is sound and the decade it was built in is the actual problem. Grand Prairie is full of pools poured between 1978 and 1995: kidney shaped, white plaster gone gray, a six-inch strip of blue waterline tile, a diving board nobody has touched since the kids left for college, and a deck the color of an old sidewalk. Most of those pools are structurally fine.
- swimming pool remodeling
- pool renovation contractor
- adding a spa to an existing pool
- tanning ledge and sun shelf addition
- pool expansion and reshaping
- converting a diving pool to a sport pool
- raised bond beam and waterfall wall
- full pool and backyard redesign
- 1980s pool modernization
- pool equipment pad relocation
- pool remodel cost in the DFW Metroplex
Pool Resurfacing & Replastering
Pool resurfacing in Grand Prairie means chipping the failed plaster back to sound gunite and hand-troweling a new interior over it, not painting over what is already there. You can usually feel that it's time before you can see it, when the floor goes from smooth to something between sandpaper and a cheese grater and the kids start climbing out with scraped toes. That roughness is plaster that has lost its cream coat.
- pool resurfacing contractor
- pool replastering
- PebbleTec and pebble finishes
- quartz aggregate pool finish
- white marcite plaster
- glass bead pool interior
- pool chip-out and bond coat
- etching, staining and calcium scale removal
- pool interior finish colors
- pool resurfacing cost
- startup and 28-day brushing
Waterline Tile & Coping
Replacing waterline tile and coping is the cheapest way to make a tired pool look new, and it takes days rather than weeks. It's also the repair people put off, right up until the tiles start popping off one at a time and the pool begins to look like it's losing teeth. That six-inch band does an unreasonable amount of work.
- pool waterline tile replacement
- glass mosaic pool tile
- porcelain and ceramic waterline tile
- travertine pool coping
- cantilever concrete coping
- precast and bullnose coping
- calcium scale removal and bead blasting
- loose and popped tile repair
- pool step markers and depth tile
- expansion joint and mastic replacement
Pool Decking & Hardscape
Pool deck resurfacing fixes the two things wrong with most 1980s slabs at once: it's cracked, and in July it's hot enough to make you hop from foot to foot. If the concrete underneath is still sound, a spray-texture cool deck coating over the top costs a fraction of a tear-out and buys you another decade. Surface temperature isn't a small detail here.
- pool deck resurfacing
- cool deck and knockdown texture
- travertine pool deck installation
- paver pool decks
- stamped and stained concrete decking
- pool deck coating and spray texture
- outdoor kitchens and fire pits
- retaining walls and seat walls
- pool deck drainage and grading
- cracked pool deck repair
- deck expansion joint replacement
Spa & Hot Tub Installation
Adding a spa to an existing pool usually means raising a bond beam off the shell you already own, tying new steel into old, and spilling the spa back into the pool. It's the upgrade that turns a four-month pool into something you use on a Tuesday night in February, which in Grand Prairie is roughly eight extra months of backyard. Attached gunite spas are the default on a remodel and the best value in the category.
- attached gunite spa installation
- spa spillover and raised wall spa
- adding a hot tub to an existing pool
- standalone hot tub installation
- spa jets, blowers and therapy seating
- spa heater and dedicated spa pump
- spa remodel and reseal
- swim spa installation
- spa automation and remote heat-up
- spa resurfacing and tile
Water Features & Waterfalls
Pool waterfalls get bought for the way they look and kept for the way they sound. A sheer descent running over a raised wall does a genuinely good job of burying traffic noise off Highway 161, and that's acoustics rather than a sales line. The range runs from restrained to theatrical, and the budget follows it closely.
- pool waterfall installation
- sheer descent and rain curtain
- natural rock and boulder waterfalls
- scupper and spillway water features
- bubblers and deck jets on a tanning ledge
- grotto and slide construction
- laminar jets with LED lighting
- vanishing edge and perimeter overflow
- water feature pump and plumbing
- water feature repair and leak sealing
Pool Lighting & LED Retrofits
Swapping a pool light for LED takes an afternoon, drops roughly 500 watts down to about 40, and lasts around 30,000 hours instead of a couple of seasons. If your current light hums, eats bulbs, and turns the water a sort of nicotine yellow, you're running 1980s technology and paying a monthly fee for the privilege. The retrofit is simpler than most people fear.
- pool light replacement
- LED pool light retrofit
- color-changing LED pool and spa lights
- fiber optic to LED conversion
- nicheless LED lighting for existing pools
- 12-volt low voltage pool lighting
- landscape and deck lighting
- GFCI and bonding for pool lights
- pool light niche and conduit repair
- underwater light leak and moisture repair
Pool Automation & Controls
Pool automation puts the pump, heater, valves, lights and water features on a schedule and on your phone. In North Texas the feature that actually justifies the cost isn't the app, it's freeze protection: when the air drops below your set point the controller starts circulation on its own, at two in the morning, whether you remembered or not.
That matters because Grand Prairie takes a hard freeze every few winters and moving water is what keeps a pump housing and a run of PVC from splitting.
- pool automation system installation
- Pentair, Hayward and Jandy control systems
- smartphone pool control app
- automated chemical dosing and ORP control
- pH and chlorine sensors with feeders
- automatic valve actuators
- scheduling pumps, heaters and lights
- spa heat-up from your phone
- pool automation retrofit on older equipment pads
- freeze protection controls for North Texas winters
Pool Heaters & Heat Pumps
A pool heater turns a four-month pool into a nine-month pool, which in North Texas is the best return per dollar in the whole backyard. There are two technologies and two completely different arguments: gas is fast and expensive to run, an electric heat pump is cheap to run and slow. Gas first.
- pool heater installation
- natural gas and propane pool heaters
- electric pool heat pumps
- pool heater repair and ignition faults
- heater sizing by pool volume
- spa heater replacement
- solar pool heating panels
- pool heater gas line and venting
- heat pump vs gas heater cost
- heater heat exchanger scale and corrosion
Variable-Speed Pumps & Filtration
A variable-speed pump moves the same daily turnover as your old single-speed at roughly half the RPM and a small fraction of the power. If your equipment pad is loud enough to hear from the kitchen, that noise is the sound of money leaving the house. The physics is the whole argument.
- variable-speed pool pump installation
- pool pump replacement and repair
- cartridge filter installation
- DE filter service and grid replacement
- sand filter media change
- pool filter cleaning and backwash
- pump motor, seal and impeller repair
- pool plumbing and equipment pad rebuild
- energy efficient pool equipment
- pool pump noise and priming problems
- booster pumps for pressure-side cleaners
Saltwater Chlorination Systems
A saltwater pool is still a chlorine pool. The cell electrolyses dissolved salt into chlorine on site, all day, at a low steady level, so what changes is how the chlorine gets into the water rather than what sanitizes it. That surprises people, so it's worth saying plainly.
- saltwater chlorination system installation
- salt cell replacement
- chlorine to saltwater pool conversion
- salt chlorine generator repair
- salt cell cleaning and calcium descaling
- salt level testing and balancing
- corrosion-resistant hardware for salt pools
- saltwater pool maintenance
- salt system output and sizing
- saltwater vs chlorine cost comparison
Pool Leak Detection & Repair
Pool leak detection starts with a test you can run yourself for free. Float a bucket of pool water on the top step, mark the level inside and outside, switch off the autofill and wait 24 hours: if the pool dropped more than the bucket did, you have a leak worth finding, and finding it quickly matters more than the water bill does. Start with the baseline.
- pool leak detection
- underground pool plumbing leak repair
- pressure testing pool lines
- skimmer and return line leak repair
- structural crack and shell leak repair
- pool light conduit leak
- dye testing and hydrophone listening
- spa and waterfall leak repair
- leak repair without breaking the deck
- pool losing water fast
Weekly Pool Cleaning & Maintenance
Weekly pool cleaning covers the whole list in one visit: test and balance the water, brush the walls and waterline, net the surface, vacuum, empty both baskets, read the filter pressure, and look over the equipment for whatever is about to fail next. Pool care isn't difficult, it's relentless, and a North Texas summer is where good intentions go to die. Consider what your pool is up against from June to September.
- weekly pool cleaning service
- pool chemical balancing and testing
- algae removal and green pool cleanup
- filter cleaning and backwashing
- skimmer and pump basket service
- brushing, vacuuming and tile line cleaning
- salt cell inspection and cleaning
- pool opening and winterizing
- one-time pool cleanup
- vacation and rental property pool service
- monthly pool maintenance plans
Commercial Pool Construction & Service
Commercial pool service gets judged on three things: the amenity is open, the health inspector signs off, and nothing happens that ends up in front of a lawyer. Nobody at a 200-unit apartment community has ever called us to talk about the tile.
We build, remodel and maintain pools for hotels, apartment and condo communities, HOAs, community centers and athletic facilities across Grand Prairie and the Metroplex, and we run them to Texas Administrative Code Chapter 265 rather than to whatever the last vendor felt like doing.
- commercial pool construction
- hotel and resort pool service
- apartment and condo community pools
- HOA pool maintenance contracts
- Texas commercial pool code compliance
- health department pool inspections
- ADA pool lifts and accessible entry
- commercial pool remodeling and resurfacing
- VGB-compliant main drain covers
- commercial pool pump rooms and chemical controllers
- splash pad and water feature maintenance
Pool Safety Fencing & Covers
A removable mesh safety fence stands four feet tall, gives a child nothing to grip or climb, latches itself, and comes out in about 20 minutes when you're hosting or when the kids have grown. It's the most effective thing you can put between a toddler and your pool, and it's the layer most Grand Prairie backyards are missing.
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- removable mesh pool safety fence
- pool safety cover installation
- automatic pool covers
- Texas pool barrier code compliance
- self-closing self-latching pool gates
- pool alarms and door alarms
- winter safety cover replacement
- solar and thermal pool covers
- child and pet pool safety
- pool cover track and strap repair
Pool Demolition & Removal
Pool removal comes in two versions, and the difference between them doesn't show up until you sell the house. A partial removal breaks the top two to three feet of shell, punches drainage holes through the floor, pushes the rubble in and caps it with soil. A full removal takes out every piece of concrete, steel and plumbing and leaves compacted, buildable ground behind.
- swimming pool removal
- pool demolition and fill in
- partial pool removal
- full pool excavation and haul off
- engineered fill and compaction testing
- pool removal permits and inspections
- abandoned pool remediation
- restoring a yard after pool removal
- pool removal cost
- drainage and grading after pool fill
What Grand Prairie property owners ask us
Which pool services does Grand Prairie Pool Pros handle?
Everything listed on this page, residential and commercial, across Grand Prairie and the DFW Metroplex. Work is done by our own crews rather than handed to whoever is cheapest that week, which is the only way the workmanship warranty means anything.
Can I combine more than one service in a single job?
Yes, and it is usually cheaper. Bundling pool work into one mobilization saves setup, disposal and travel, and it means one crew, one schedule and one written free estimate instead of three contractors blaming each other.
Do you give free estimates for every service?
Every one. We come out, measure, look at the real condition of the work area, and put an itemized free estimate in writing with materials and scope spelled out. No charge, no deposit, and no obligation to book.
What Grand Prairie Customers Say
Our plaster was so rough the kids were getting scraped feet. They chipped it back to the gunite, redid the waterline tile in glass mosaic, and put in a pebble finish. Then they actually came back and walked us through the 28-day brushing instead of just handing us a sheet of paper.
Got three quotes for a remodel and these were the only ones who explained why the tile kept popping off. Turned out to be the expansion joint, not the tile. They fixed the joint first. Two years later nothing has moved.
Pump died the first week of July, which is apparently the law. They found a variable-speed replacement, had it in the next morning, and my electric bill went down enough that I noticed. No upsell on anything else.
They filled in our deep end to turn a diving pool into a sport pool, added a tanning ledge and redid the deck in travertine. In August you can walk on it barefoot, which was the whole point. Timeline slipped a week for rain and they told us before we had to ask.
Half an inch a day disappearing and two other companies wanted to break up the deck to look for it. These guys pressure tested each line, found the skimmer connection, and repaired it from the equipment side. Deck never got touched.
Service Areas
Grand Prairie Pool Pros serves Grand Prairie, TX and surrounding communities including: