Aerial views over Austin hill-country back gardens — rectangular pools and spas in pale stone terraces, live oaks and sun-bleached grass around them — cut with a technician in a red Sullivan’s shirt working at the water’s edge with a net on a long pole.

Weekly pool service in Austin, TX. A well-kept pool is more than clear water.

Sullivan’s Pool Service is a local pool and spa company in Austin, Texas, owned by Ryan Sullivan. We clean the pool, test and balance the water, check the equipment and leave a written note, on the same day each week with the same technician. We cover Austin plus Bee Cave, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Leander, Pflugerville and Round Rock. One flat monthly price by pool size, routine chemicals included.

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5.0 on Google $275–$325 a month, routine chemicals included

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“Always sparkling clear, never cloudy or algae.”
— Rick Jones, Google review

What customers say

Rated by the people whose pools we keep.

5.0 out of 5

on Google

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  • Sullivan’s pool service handles our pool service and always makes sure the water is crystal clear, chemicals perfect, fixes stuff fast. No surprise charges, chill explanations, and solid tips. Pool stays awesome all summer. Love ‘em, highly recommend!
    Joseph Parette Google review
  • Sullivan's Pool Service keeps our pools in pristine condition - always looking amazing for our STR guests. 10/10!
    Jeremy Azancot Google review
  • Tony and his crew at Sullivan's Pool did a fabulous job with my pool for over 10 yrs. Always sparkling clear, never cloudy or algae and always kept the chemicals in balance, so that you never felt like you were swimming in a pool of chlorine like some other companies. Their back office is easy to work with too and I highly recommend them! R Jones
    Rick Jones Google review
  • We've used Tony and his crews for years to maintain our pools after construction until the home is purchased. He has always done exactly what was agreed upon and always stepped up when we needed something extra. I would and do recommend him to all our clients and friends.
    Matt Dunnam Google review

The weekly protocol

What happens at every weekly visit

The same four things, in the same order, on the same day each week. It is not complicated. It is just done every time.

  • Weekly visit
  • Skim, brush, vacuum
  • Water tested and balanced
  • Routine chemicals
  • Equipment check
  • A note after every visit
  1. Test before anything goes in

    Chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium and stabilizer. Dosing without testing is guessing, and every pool reads differently, whatever the tap water brings.

  2. Clean the whole pool

    Skim, brush the walls, steps and waterline, vacuum the floor, empty both baskets. The waterline is where neglect shows first.

  3. Read the equipment

    Filter pressure against its clean baseline, pump operation, heater, cleaner and automation. Anything that needs a closer look goes in the note, and any repair is quoted before it starts.

  4. Write down what we found

    What was done, what was added, and what needs attention. Repairs and replacement equipment are quoted for approval separately.

What you get every week

Why pool owners choose Sullivan’s

Four things that are true on every route, and where to see each one.

5.0 out of 5 on Google

“Always sparkling clear, never cloudy or algae.”
Rick Jones, Google review
  1. The same technician, on the same day

    Fixed weekly routes, so the person who knows your pool comes back on the same weekday.

    How weekly service works
  2. One monthly price, chemicals included

    Set by pool size alone. Routine balancing chemicals are in the price, not added to the bill.

    See the three prices
  3. A written note after every visit

    What was done, what was added, and anything that needs attention, so you never have to wonder.

    What every weekly visit covers
  4. Local, with no fixed term

    An Austin business, not a franchise desk. Weekly service is ongoing, and you can stop it.

    About the business behind it
Ryan Sullivan, owner of Sullivan’s Pool Service
Ryan Sullivan Owner, Sullivan’s Pool Service

The company

You will know who has your pool.

Sullivan’s Pool Service is a local pool and spa company in Austin, Texas, providing weekly care across Northwest Hills, South Austin, West Lake Hills and more in and around Austin, plus Bee Cave, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Leander, Pflugerville and Round Rock. Each visit covers cleaning, water testing and balancing, equipment checks, and a written note. Flat monthly pricing set by pool size alone, routine chemicals included — small pools are $275 a month. Ryan Sullivan owns it, and (512) 503-1116 reaches the company directly. Send your service location and pool details to discuss the work and confirm availability.

  • No fixed term
  • Routine chemicals included
  • A written note every visit
  • A local Austin business

Simple monthly pricing

How much does weekly pool service cost?

Your monthly rate for residential weekly service is based only on pool size. Weekly cleaning, water balancing, routine balancing chemicals and a visit note are included. Filter cleaning, repairs, replacement equipment and one-time recovery work are priced separately.

  • Small

    $275

    a month

    For a small residential pool.

    Under 400 sq ft of water

  • Medium

    $300

    a month

    For a medium residential pool.

    400 to 600 sq ft of water

  • Large

    $325

    a month

    For a large residential pool.

    Over 600 sq ft of water

Filter cleaning, $150 a cleaning, no visit needed to price it

Not sure which size? Send the approximate dimensions and we’ll confirm the tier before service starts.

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Where we work

Tarrytown to Georgetown.
A route, not a radius.

Weekly pool care across Austin neighborhoods and nearby cities. Find your area, send the service location and the work you need, and we will confirm availability for your property.

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Pool care you can understand. A note after every visit.

Tell us the pool and the neighborhood and you get a real number, not a range. A person answers the phone.