About
A local pool company. Austin and the surrounding metro.
Sullivan’s Pool Service is a local pool and spa company in Austin, Texas, owned by Ryan Sullivan and operating alongside Sullivan’s Landscaping & Lawn Service. We cover Northwest Hills, South Austin, West Lake Hills and more in and around Austin, plus Bee Cave, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Leander, Pflugerville and Round Rock. Weekly care follows a recurring schedule; equipment work and other requests are assessed for the property, with availability confirmed when you contact us.
The owner
Meet Ryan Sullivan.
Ryan Sullivan is the owner of Sullivan’s Pool Service. The company’s published service scope includes weekly care, water testing, filter cleaning and separately assessed equipment work.
Sullivan’s runs alongside Sullivan’s Landscaping & Lawn Service, its sister landscaping company.
How we work
- The same technician, on the same day Fixed weekly routes, so the person who knows your pool comes back on the same weekday.
- One monthly price, chemicals included Set by pool size alone. Routine balancing chemicals are in the price, not added to the bill.
- A written note after every visit What was done, what was added, and anything that needs attention, so you never have to wonder.
- Local, with no fixed term An Austin business, not a franchise desk. Weekly service is ongoing, and you can stop it.
What you can check
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Owner
Ryan Sullivan
A local business, not a franchise desk.
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Where we work
In and around Austin: Northwest Hills, South Austin, West Lake Hills, Tarrytown, Great Hills, River Place, Crestview, East Austin, North Austin, West Campus, Hyde Park, Downtown Austin and St. Johns.
Nearby cities: Bee Cave, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Leander, Pflugerville and Round Rock. See the map.
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Google rating
On Google.
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Phone
Or use the contact page.
How our pool guidance is prepared
Pool guidance is published under Ryan Sullivan’s authorized byline. Some articles are drafted with AI assistance. New automatically generated articles are checked automatically before publication: every figure must appear in their supplied sources, and the text must pass the site's content and originality rules. This is an automated check, not a claim that Ryan personally reviewed every article.
Technical guidance should identify its sources, such as public-health agencies and equipment manufacturers. Regional maps provide context; they do not diagnose an individual pool. An updated date records a content change, not a new inspection of your property. For treatment or repair, use the applicable product instructions and arrange an assessment of the actual condition.
If you find an error or a source that no longer supports a statement, contact Sullivan’s with the page address and the issue. Our notes and water-testing guide are general information alongside the service pages.
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Tell us about your pool
Tell us your service location and what the pool needs. Call or send the quote form. We’ll confirm availability and the next step for your pool.