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Pool service in Long Canyon

Sullivan’s Pool Service covers Long Canyon with weekly pool and spa care on a fixed route: the same technician on the same day each week, a written note after every visit, and one monthly price set by pool size, with routine chemicals included. Long Canyon is on our River Place route, alongside Westminster Glen. City of Austin permit records list 582 residential pool permits in 78730.

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A Sullivan’s technician kneeling on the deck to empty a pool skimmer basket
Sullivan’s at work on a customer’s pool.

The lay of the land in Long Canyon

Long Canyon runs about a mile and three quarters across. Its residential streets run from 668 ft to 992 ft above sea level — a fall of 324 ft along the streets themselves, and 380 ft boundary to boundary. The boundary estimate includes land beyond the sampled residential streets. The contour lines on the map are the same survey those numbers come from, and they cover the full frame.

Survey map of Long Canyon Long Canyon outlined against its neighbors, with 80-foot elevation contours, running from 668 to 992 feet above sea level, and Cow Fork Bull Creek. The map is drawn from City of Austin and US Census open data. Everything it shows is described in the text on this page.
  • Long Canyon
  • 80 ft contours
  • creeks

Long Canyon was recorded in 16 separate plats rather than one, so it has no single filed outline — the shape here is all of them, which is why you can see the internal phase lines. That is the subdivision as the county actually holds it, not a boundary we drew around it.

Limestone ground, from the regional survey. Boundary: City of Austin recorded subdivision plats. Contours: City of Austin 2021 LiDAR. Creeks: City of Austin. Roads: US Census TIGER.

The streets of Long Canyon run from 668 ft to 992 ft — a 324 ft fall

The watercourse named in this dataset is Cow Fork Bull Creek.

Before we quote a pool in Long Canyon

Sullivan’s Pool Service serves Long Canyon for pool cleaning, water care and equipment work. Tell us how the condition is changing and share readings. CDC advises checking chlorine and pH at least twice a day, more often during heavy use.

Worth mentioning for work beyond weekly care:

History to share
Keep a dated water-test log, including any recent chemical additions.
The lots
Describe where the pool and pad can be reached from the agreed entry.
What falls in
If baskets fill quickly, report the actual material and timing instead of assuming a seasonal rule.
Getting to the pool
Confirm gates, pets and any access restrictions for a recurring visit.

What we do in Long Canyon

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Long Canyon — questions people ask

Do you service pools in Long Canyon?

Yes. Long Canyon is within Sullivan’s published service area. Send the address and describe the pool and requested work to confirm availability and scope.

Can extra filter runtime replace water testing?

No. Filtration and water testing address different needs. Follow the equipment’s operating instructions and maintain routine chlorine and pH checks.

Pool service in Long Canyon?

Tell us about the pool, and we will confirm the route day and the monthly price for it.