Green pool water in Texas is most commonly caused by algae growth after chlorine levels drop too low. While algae is what turns the water green, the real causes are often environmental conditions or equipment issues that allow algae to thrive. Texas heat, intense sunlight, heavy rain, poor water circulation, and improper water chemistry can…
If your pool pump is making unusual noises, leaking water, losing suction, frequently shutting off, or failing to circulate water properly, it likely needs professional repair. Ignoring these warning signs can lead to more expensive damage, poor water quality, and a shortened lifespan for your pool equipment. Addressing problems early helps protect your investment and…
Weekly Pool Service Benefits: Why Consistent Maintenance Keeps Your Pool Swim-Ready Owning a swimming pool is one of the best ways to enjoy the long, hot summers in North Texas. Whether you’re spending weekends poolside with family or hosting neighborhood gatherings, keeping your pool clean, safe, and functioning properly requires consistent care. One of the…
As Memorial Day approaches, all of us at Good Neighbor Pool Care would like to take a moment to reflect on the true meaning of this important holiday. While Memorial Day weekend is often filled with family gatherings, backyard barbecues, and the unofficial start of summer, it is first and foremost a time to honor…
Have you ever wondered why there seems to be so many different kinds of chlorine you can use for your pool? There are subtle differences in chlorine, and each option has its own pros and cons. Liquid Chlorine Liquid chlorine usually comes in gallon sized plastic jugs. Here are some pros, cons, and why this…
The difference between these two pictures is subtle, but it could save you thousands of dollars! To understand why this is so important to your pool, let’s review the anatomy of your pool and the pathway of water through the pool. Water comes from your pool and goes to the equipment pad. Then, it goes…
Many pools already have heaters, but do you know how to care for them or when they need to be replaced? The best way to maintain your heater is to keep your pool chemicals balanced and within range. Copper coils heat the water as it passes through the heater, and unbalanced water will degrade the…
There are three things that keep your pool clean: Chemistry, Circulation, and Filtration. Without even one of these, we make an inviting environment for algae to proliferate. A pool filter works by filtering algae, debris, and other contaminants like sunscreen and tanning oils. So, a dirty filter can jeopardize the filtration of your pool. This…