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DFW Pool Services - Northeast
5.0(
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Serving Allen, TX and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2021

Credit card accepted

Offers commercial services

"We hired DFW pool Service to install a new heater for our pool. They were very friendly from Lacy on the phone to the service tech. The price was very fair and the service tech was knowledgeable and courteous. I definitely recommend them and will use them for any future need we have."
Response time9 hrs
Response rate99%
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Aquamaid Pool Services
New to Angi

Serving Allen, TX and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 1987

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"We have relocated to the Carrollton area, Aquamaid has been servicing our pool for the last year. During that time they have been professional and always shows up ! Any situation, any issue there is always someone to help. Over the weekend our pressure was at "0" and in this heat you need circulation! The receptionist reached out to HAYLA the Area Supervisor to help us, She not only reached out but contacted the Branch Supervisor, BRANDON. When I went out late afternoon we had pressure and our pool was circulating, I never knew he had shown up and fixed our problem! This is going above and beyond, I can't say enough about the Aquamaid Gunter pool service.....did i mention Everyone is so friendly and will always to get the job done!!! GREAT JOB, GREAT TEAM!!! Kim and Ruthie Poole"
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1st Rate Pool Service
4.8(
52
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Serving Allen, TX and surrounding areas

In business since 2008

Credit card accepted

", and thought a The extended power outage from the Big Freeze of 2013 kept our pool pump from running, which caused our secondary pool pump to freeze and blow out it's seal.  I called 1st Pool and spoke to James about my issue...namely, water leaking out of the bottom of the pump when it was running.  James thought it could be a few different issues Go-Kit might be the solution, which would basically replace a few of the gaskets and seals.  HIs technician would be able to tell for sure when he visited my home.
Alex (the technician) arrived as scheduled and was quickly able to determine where the issue was...the secondary pool pump.  He said the Go-Kit was not needed as the issue was clearly with the secondary pump.  He then proceeded to help me diagnose a low pressure backwash issue that I was experiencing, and took the time to explain some things to me that (as a first time pool/home owner) I had no clue about.
To replace and install the secondary motor was going to run a ballpark of $450 - $500, which is on the high side of what I was expecting (and could afford) to shell out right then.  Apparently, fixing a leak in those motors is a challenge because the seal is very difficult to re-achieve once the unit has been opened up...so the recommendation is generally to replace the unit.
Being somewhat handy, I was able to find a brand new pump of the same make/model for $220 on Amazon.  I wouldn't have attempted a new install of the unit myself, but swapping out a new unit for the old was something I could handle.  It took me about an hour or so to do and everything has been running smoothly since.
I would definitely contact these guys again for any pool issue I have moving forward, as they seem to know their business pretty well.  I think I might have a slow leak somewhere in the pool that I plan on having them take a look at in the spring.
Overall, I think their proposed pricing was fair and reasonable.  $230 or so for the pump and another $250 to install assuming it took a couple of hours to do correctly. They've got employees and overhead to cover, as well as travel time, and some sort of profit, so I felt the labor charge was in the ballpark of reasonable.  I just have more time than money and was fairly sure I could handle the install on my own.
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Retired Pool Guy
4.9(
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Serving Allen, TX and surrounding areas

In business since 1984

Credit card accepted

"Randy installed a new pool liner. He did a great job. Wife and I are very happy with the results. He was very informative and knowledgeable. Looking forward to using his services again."
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Response time8 hrs
Response rate100%
Recommended by80%of homeowners
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A Affordable Pool & Spa Service Inc
4.3(
72
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Serving Allen, TX and surrounding areas

In business since 1990

Credit card accepted

"They've been working on my pool for about 4 to 5 weeks. The plan I have is $30.00 a week and I supply the chemicals. I have the option to pay for the chemicals with them via credit card and they would bring them out. They are taking good care of the pool as far as I can see."
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FAQs for swimming pool heaters installation and replacement projects in Allen, TX

Yes, you can add a heater to an existing pool. A pro can retrofit a heater to nearly any in-ground or above-ground pool. Adding a heater allows you to start the swim season earlier, finish it later, and maintain a steady water temperature in between. Many owners schedule the job during a larger pool upgrade, but it also works as a standalone project. Professional installation ties the new unit into the existing pump and plumbing for safe, efficient operation.

Most owners switch the heater on a day or two before they plan to swim, then shut it down afterward. Reaching the target temperature can take 24 to 72 hours, depending on pool size and outdoor conditions. Using a cover while the heater is off helps hold the heat and keeps energy costs in check.

Pool heaters can freeze if left exposed to extreme conditions. Freezing can damage internal heater components, potentially leading to costly pool repairs. Cycling water, covering the heater, and regular maintenance help prevent freezing. Sealing or winterizing your heater also protects it during the season—this involves draining water from the heater and its components.

Pool heaters operate with lifespans spanning from seven to 30 years. Gas and propane models last seven to 12 years, while electric and solar heaters perform efficiently for up to 30 years. Consistent professional maintenance and routine inspections extend the heater’s life and improve its performance, ensuring a safe and reliable heating system for your pool.

Before hiring a pool heater installation contractor, conduct thorough research by reviewing online feedback and gathering recommendations from trusted sources. Contact multiple professionals to discuss pricing, request references, and understand the complete installation process. This careful evaluation ensures you select a qualified contractor who delivers high-quality service and a successful installation.

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