Pool Service, Repairs & Pool Cleaning in Plano, TX
Sterling Pool Service is a full-service residential swimming pool company. Our pool services include scheduled maintenance services, cleaning, repairs, renovations, and other related services for your swimming pools. We also service your pool equipment in Plano, TX including filters, valves, cleaners, etc. We are a swimming pool repair and cleaning company that handles the total care of your residential pool. We will work with you to obtain the best possible results for your swimming pool needs, so you can enjoy your pool without worries.
Our consistent experience in the pool service industry shows just how reputable Sterling Pool Services is in handling all services for your pool. We will work with you to provide pricing variations and only the services you need. We won't hassle you to add services that are not necessary. No matter what service we are providing, we will present you with documented bids so you will know exactly what you are paying for. It doesn't matter if you want weekly cleaning services or repairs for your pool equipment, we will help give you the best possible services within your budget.
When you need work done on your residential swimming pool in the Plano, TX area, call us at 888-973-0274. We have been providing exceptional services for over 26 years and will ensure we do the same for your pool.
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Plano, TX was discovered by settlers in the 1840s, but the population did not increase until there were some facilities in the area. The addition of these facilities included a sawmill, gristmill, and a convenience store, and in 1872, local residents recommended the area be named after its natural local terrain. Plano was later accepted as the city name by the first established post office in the area. Later that year, railroads were constructed through the area, increasing the population and leading the city to be incorporated in 1873. Plano's central business district lost most buildings after a fire damaged the area in 1881 and the city was reconstructed throughout the 80s. During that time period, businesses were booming once again and in 1881, the Plano Independent School District was established for public education. By 1960, there were almost 3,700 residents in Plano, TX. In 1990, there were over 128,700 residents populating the city and establishing the city as the county seat. By the year 2000, Plano was recognized as one of the largest suburbs of Dallas with a population over 222,000. Today, the area is fully developed and there's not much room to grow within the city limits, making it a city of plentiful opportunities.
We sent her a bid to replace the whole unit as it is beyond repairing for cheaper. She signed the agreement the same day and we were able to install her new Polaris 280 with an extended warranty, two days later.
We were able to schedule a filter clean the next week after she called in with the problem. We found the filter to very much need this service. Because the filter had gone so long without being broken down and thoroughly cleaned, we noted that the next time this service needs to be done t will require Five New filter grids. If you put this service off, it will cost you more.
The company owner went to his house to first check on the filter for any issues. He found the pump not running at full prime. After inspecting the pump, he found the impeller to be clogged due to a broken pump basket. He unclogged the impeller and replaced the pump basket and the equipment ran normally.
Our pool tech. went to his house and did a full water analysis. He found the cyanuric acid (stabilizer) level to be at zero. He added the required amount of stabilizer to the pool and this enabled the water to hold chlorine so it can kill algae.
Our owner went to his house to inspect the pool pump and other equipment for this failure. Luckily he found it only needed the capacitor replaced. He had one on the truck so he was able to get the pump running before leaving.
Our owner made it his house to inspect the problem hours after he called. He inspected the equipment for signs of leaks first then cleaned their filter. After the filter clean was finished he confirmed the backwash valve is having issue. He took it apart and found the piston assembly needed replaced.
Sterling's owner went to Marty's house the same hour. He found all of the issues that were reported but more than slightly smoking at this point. He immediately turned off the power to the equipment. After diagnosing the problem, he installed a new pool pump motor, seal, and O-rings. Marty approved this bid on the spot.
We had to make several trips to resolve the listed issues. The first trip the owner went to his house to repair the pool pump leak and capped off the pool sweep pump lines. He went again to do the filter clean service. Lastly, he went back for additional work to re-plumb the pool pump discharge. After completing Wes is very pleased and will continue to use us for his pool repair needs.
The owner went to her house the next day to take a look at things. He was able to bid a few repairs but due to the age of the pool pump he recommended it to be replaced. Jeanne agreed to the bid and we installed a new 2 horse power Jandy pool pump with related plumbing.
It was recommended that they get a new Polaris booster pump. We sent them a bid for this work, they approved the same hour. Our owner went to their home and installed the new Polaris booster pump and necessary plumbing.
The lead tech. went to his house for a diagnosis. The freeze guard was not functioning and he found a couple O-rings needed replaced. Jim was home while he was there so he showed him the problems and got approval for repairs on the spot. He had to make repairs to the freeze guard wiring / sensor and replaced the union gaskets and pump lid O-ring on the pool pump.
The owner went to her house the same day to look where the rail could best be installed. He found the best place and got her approval for placement and cost. Before the following weekend we had her new deck mounted, hand grab rail installed. She called after that weekend to say how much she appreciates our prompt responses and timely work; it's so much easier to use the pool now!
We at Sterling Pool Service often remind our customers to be proactive when it comes to pool safety, especially if they have family members who are at risk of drowning.
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Plano was later accepted as the city name by the first established post office in the area. Later that year, railroads were constructed through the area, increasing the population and leading the city to be incorporated in 1873. Plano's central business district lost most buildings after a fire damaged the area in 1881 and the city was reconstructed throughout the 80s. During that time period, businesses were booming once again and in 1881, the Plano Independent School District was established for public education. By 1960, there were almost 3,700 residents in Plano, TX. In 1990, there were over 128,700 residents populating the city and establishing the city as the county seat. By the year 2000, Plano was recognized as one of the largest suburbs of Dallas with a population over 222,000. Today, the area is fully developed and there's not much room to grow within the city limits, making it a city of plentiful opportunities.
