Travis County
Pool service in Bee Cave
Sullivan’s Pool Service covers Bee Cave, in Travis County — weekly pool and spa care on a fixed schedule, the same technician each visit, and a note after every one. Weekly residential service is a fixed $275–$325 a month by pool size; anything else is quoted after we have seen the pool.
- Vista Royale
- Spillman Ranch
The ground under Bee Cave
Ground that moves moderately with the season — enough that decking or coping which has shifted is worth looking at rather than living with.
The survey maps Eckrant here, shrink–swell 5.1. Tree canopy covers 22% of the city.
The ground the series mapped across each ZIP
- 1.5
- 3.2
- 4.4
- 5.1
- 6.0
- 7.5
Source: USDA NRCS Soil Survey (SSURGO), Travis County TX453, via Soil Data Access.
The canopy street trees the city has inventoried
- Live oak
- Cedar elm
- Other oak
- Pecan
- Crape myrtle
- Juniper (cedar)
- Everything else
Source: City of Austin Tree Inventory (data.austintexas.gov).
Schedule Weekly, same day, same technician
Weekly service $275–$325 a month, by pool size
What we see in Bee Cave
2 mapped subdivisions across Travis County · 22% tree canopy · Eckrant soil at shrink–swell 5.1
The ground under Bee Cave
This part of Austin straddles the fault zone, so two pools a few blocks apart can sit on completely different ground. What the deck is doing tells you more than the address does.
The USDA soil survey maps Eckrant across Bee Cave: rock at 20 cm, shrink–swell 5.1. It is the color this city carries on the map above.
The canopy over Bee Cave
22% of Bee Cave is under tree canopy, and 92% of that woodland is evergreen.
Canopy is measured from the national land-cover raster, so it is the same scale here as on every Austin page above — which is what makes the two comparable at all.
Neighborhoods we cover here
The 2 subdivisions the appraisal district maps inside Bee Cave. The ground, the lot sizes and the trees change from one to the next, and so does what a pool there needs.
- Vista Royale
- Spillman Ranch
Services we run here
Bee Cave — questions people ask
Do you service pools in Bee Cave, TX?
Yes. Bee Cave is on a weekly recurring route, not a drive-out radius, so the same technician comes on the same day each week — through Vista Royale, Spillman Ranch and the -1 other subdivisions we have mapped here. That is what makes a broken pump a same-week problem rather than a next-month one.
What ground is Bee Cave built on, and what does it do to a pool?
The USDA survey maps Eckrant across Bee Cave, at a shrink–swell rating of 5.1 with rock at 20 cm. That depth is what decides how much of a repair is digging and how much is breaking rock — a leak on a line under thin soil over limestone is a slower job than the same leak in deep clay.
How much leaf and pollen ends up in a Bee Cave pool?
22% of Bee Cave sits under tree canopy, split 92% evergreen to 8% deciduous. That is an evergreen-dominated canopy, so there is no quiet season — the basket fills at much the same rate in January as in October. It is the figure worth knowing before deciding how often a pool here needs visiting.
Pool in Bee Cave? Get a quote, or call (512) 503-1116.
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