Prompt, courteous, professional and knowledgeable. Techs drained 6500 gls, refilled, tested…read morechemical balance, adjusted chemicals, re-tested and taught me a thing or two. Excellent service and price. Thank you Poolburg!!!

I have used PoolBurg over 2 years for 3 jobs and EVERY single time Samuel was friendly,…read morecommunicated and came through with flying colors. He is professional, courteous and will even take the time to explain everything to you. (I'm an old lady so I have questions.) This past week I needed my filter system replaced. Samuel came same day and handled it quickly. I cannot sing his praises enough. Call PoolBurg. I promise you, you will get the BEST service at a reasonable price.

After calling around to multiple pool companies and a plumber with no luck getting my clogged…read moreskimmer line fixed, I reached out to Robert. He was incredibly helpful - took the time to walk me through exactly how to fix it myself. Thanks to his guidance, I was able to clear the blockage and get the line flowing again. Knowledgeable, generous with his time, and genuinely wanted to help. Highly recommend!

I've never owned a pool before, and when we moved into this house the pool was abysmal. I threw out…read moresome quotes and Robert responded, offering to come over and check it out. He knew instantly something was wrong as soon as he opened the door to the backyard. Long story short, he is nothing short of a wizard when it comes to pools. Super knowledgeable, eager to teach, and most importantly, gets the job done perfectly. His prices are more than reasonable and highly competitive. 11 out of 10 - A rating rarely given (if you've read my other reviews). Don't bother looking for other businesses and just go with Robert.

Bo is the man and I can tell he is passionate about his work. You barely can find honest people…read morethese day but Bo is as honest as they come. He educated me on what he looks for and how he looks for it inside the pool. The first pool leak detector I've seen get inside the pool with underwater gear and test everything for leaks. I had a new pool built about 10 months ago and have had to fill up pool weekly with water so I knew something was wrong. The company that built our pool sent out their leak detection crew but I don't believe they did a thorough job and I decided to get a 2nd opinion from Tru Blue Leak detectors and glad Bo showed up because he found all kinds of stuff wrong. Bo is the man and highly recommend Tru Blue Leak detectors if you want the truth!

Writing this review a little late but want to comment how appreciative we are of True Blue. Our…read morepool was leaking in February and they worked with us urgently to find the leak to avoid potential equipment/pool structure damage before an upcoming freeze. Communication was great and we really appreciated the honesty and hard work in cold weather conditions.

We hired GP&A after speaking with several pool companies and chose them specifically based on their…read morereviews praising quick response times and communication. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. We did the "Green-to-Clean ($800)". It took SIX weeks. We had to repeatedly follow up because they would go ~2 weeks without showing up or communicating. When we asked, we were told there was an emergency situation, we tried to be understanding, but there was no proactive communication on their end. We decided weekly service ($250/month). After the initial clean, we signed up for weekly maintenance. Within 24-48 hours of each visit, chlorine levels would drop back to 0 ppm. GP&A's explanation was that our pool system was outdated and needed to be replaced. However, we had two separate pool inspections done when we purchased the home, plus 3-4 other pool companies assess the equipment, none of them flagged the system (installed in 2017) as a problem requiring replacement. Upsell attempts: GP&A quoted us a full system replacement (under $6,000) and then a filter replacement (~$2,200) before they said they could continue service. We decided to move on to another provider. End of service: We asked if they could continue maintaining the pool through the end of the month. Their last visit was six days before the final day of the month (image attached). The pool was visibly green and in poor condition by end of month (again they serviced it 6 days ago and it is this green; not adding enough chlorine). When we brought this up, they responded that the condition was "consistent with the unresolved filtration issue for which repairs were recommended", essentially placing responsibility on us for not purchasing their repair package. We were looking for a long-term, trustworthy pool service company. What we experienced was poor communication, inconsistent results, and recommendations that no other company has supported. I cannot recommend GP&A based on our experience.

I needed pool service pretty immediately after the rains in November and Japi was among the first…read moreto call me back and provide a time for me. He is very thorough, and knows his pools. He is responsive and even answers all of my dumb questions (I am a first-time pool owner). Prices are in line with the industry average, but he truly cares about the pool and does a good job every week! The proof is the report that he sends with each service with pics!

Tanner helped me put in the schedule for leak detection sooner than others, while everyone was busy…read moredue to the freeze. My pool was loosing over an inch of water everyday, which made the pump unable to run properly as water level was too low. Since freezing temperature continued, my pool became icy as well. Outdoor faucets got frozen so I was adding water by running a garden hose from the bathroom sink (while freezing cold outside air was coming in to my house), just to avoid getting the pump damaged from complete stop of its operation. I was desperate. So Tanner's advice over text messages even before scheduling the service really helped me relieved, as he was so responsive and answered to my questions!! He fixed the cracked return pipe in the ground for us and finally, I can sleep well without any worries. I highly recommend Leak-Tech.

Tech was very professional and courteous also very informative. Tanner diagnosed my issue in a…read moreshort amount of time. Honestly first service I felt comfortable with his diagnosis, 30 or pool owner . Rates were perfect, honest company. Highly recommend their service.

I will never see the name Texas Native Aquatics and not relive the trauma they have caused. Let me…read moretell you about it. The previous owners of our home did not care for the pool, so after many years of trying to find the right person for the job, we thought Ryan would be our savior; boy, were we wrong. Things started off great! My husband found him on YELP with a high 4-star rating back in December 2024. Ryan was eager and appeared excited to bring our pool back to life. Ryan and Team started working on our pool February 2025. I mean, this guy is over communicating at this point. Keeping us updated on when they were coming out to the house and what materials were being purchased & so forth. We were indeed pleased. Our first biggest mistake, we paid him in full in April 2025. Ryan immediately stopped accepting our calls and stopped replying to text messages. We were out of $12,000! Thank the Lord we paid with a CC, so we took it up with our bank, but it wasn't easy. In June 2025, we were told by our bank that Ryan submitted pictures of a completed pool---claiming it was OUR pool. As a result, the ruling was ruled in Ryan's favor, not ours. We were in complete shock; utter devastation. FULL TRANSPARANCY POST NEXT: The stress was unimaginable. I stopped eating, my hair began to fall out, and I was so filled with anxiety, I could barely work. Texas Native Aquatics put such a severe strain on our lives, but my hurt turned into anger, AND WE FOUGHT BACK. We were not going to accept this! We took even more photos and gathered even more text messages to prove our case. It took hours upon hours to put the evidence together, but the hard work paid off. The claim was reopened and TODAY, the bank ruled in our favor. Today is September 16, 2025, and our pool is still unusable. It's been drained for 7 months---which can lead to more serious issues. We've declined hosting family events, friend get-togethers and birthday parties for our nephews all due to our pool condition and the pain/suffering Ryan Williams has caused. Feel free to visit his google and yelp page---as you can see, we are not the first to write about being taken advantage of. And as of recently, his ratings have declined. I am truly fearful for this guy because if he continues this type of practice, then he might end up working for the wrong client and he will be out a lot more than he is now. Lucky for him, he got a nice couple I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT RECOMMEND RYAN WILLIAMS AND TEXAS NATIVE ACQUATICS.

This is my saga in dealing with the most impossible contractor I've ever worked with…read more This started around 7/17-18/2025. It all started well. Ryan came by to give me an estimate on a pool demolition. (He refused to address fixing the pool). He made me a great deal, and offered me a discount on some of the new equipment that the pool never got installed (about 20% of retail, better than nothing). He also told me he'd get it done in a week, if he could start right away, and I'd need to pay him half now to start. I should have heeded the bad reviews here. They are spot on. He showed up the next day and the day after that. and then didn't hear back until sometime on the following Sunday. I text him about the haphazard schedule and this was supposed to take a week what is going on? I'll be there later. He shows up with his wife and kid and they do some puttering around the yard, some work is done. The asks were spread out over the weeks but between week 2 and 5 these were some of the excuses. He needs more money. Another $1000 to order dirt. His dirt guy "let him down". We were out there, ha you didn't even know we were there (paraphrasing). We can tell nothing has changed except once when someone came by to take some equipment. I was never notified when they were going to be on site. Dirt finally shows up. They dump it in the middle of my driveway blocking everything (I have a 2x3 car driveway, there was room). It should have been put in a container as now our front lawn is covered in bits concrete that are in the dirt. We told them to move it as it is blocking my car. I had to shovel it out of the way myself so I could get to a doctor's appt a few days later. When the rest of the dirt was delivered as he called me to tell me it was coming today. (called me for the first time to inform me of something). When I came back, they had take the fence and gate off the front of my house. My wife explicitly told him that the gate must be closed when they leave everyday. He told her he had a skidsteer that can fit (It's a pretty big gate. Then he took it down anyway. It is still not back up. August 7th: They fill in the hole finally. It looks too high, I take a picture and send it to him. He replies "I'm coming by" He's told by my wife that there can't be a step here. We ask repeatedly that it seems too high, we don't want anything higher than this slab that they didn't demolish. Please bring it down, there can't be a step, my dog had back surgery in January and he can't go up and down steps. It is non-negotiable. I even recall telling him no steps or nothing more than the current drop from the house to the existing patio deck. It should also be graded. Instead, they drilled into the house to make it flush with the house. We told him several times Today August 23: He warns me for the first time in a while that concrete will be there. And they were and on time. They started to fill the form, and I noticed the went right to the top of the form where we told them we did NOT want to, creating about an 8inch step to the slab they did not demolish. I text him, "it's too high" there can't be a step. I told him to come and fix it after they just poured it. Eventually he gets here and he's already lying about what my wife told him versus what I told him. Then he accused me and my wife of not being together (don't know why that was top of mind for him). He then calls me at some point, I was away from my phone. He accused me of ignoring his communications in the voicemail. I was confused, I thought he was here. Nope, he left. Then he texted me this crazy plan to try to fix it that just didn't fix it (We'll bring that other pad up the 8inches and then use dirt to fill in the gaps...) and that he had already left instead of talking to me about it directly. He was trying to sell me on regrading my whole backyard on regrade and level. He hasn't even finished the first job competently or on-time. I've told him to tear it out. It is what I would have told him to his face if he didn't run. He said, you have to wait for it to cure. Which is hogwash, he was trying to convince me that "I'll learn to like it". Let the guys finish. All the while they're outside dying and pebbling this concrete. I had to go out there and tell them to stop and get it out. They didn't, they just hung around and it was the first time they heard that I didn't want this. Good thing my Spanish is sufficient. I'm going to give him until Monday to tear it all out and repair the damage he did to my home. Also refund me the cost of the concrete he didn't end up using. TL:DR: Do not hire this company. Do not hire Ryan Williams. You're better off doing it yourself than paying this guy to not do it. 1 week time estimate turned into 6 weeks of it not being finished and done to his own standards. He made changes, I would complain he'd blame my wife. No thank you.

Scott is truly awesome! My pump went out and reached out for a service appointment to possibly…read morereplace the pump (after one company told me it needed to be replaced). Scott called me and took the time to talk me through a couple trouble shooting ideas / tips. After one of Scotts suggestions my pump started right up! Almost spent quite a bit of money replacing the pump when it was a simple fix. Scott didn't have to help me (random person calling) and could have charged me for a service call to come out instead. Thank you Scott!

Pool Motor Supply (Scott Smith) has done consistently outstanding equipment diagnostic, repair,…read morereplacement and related installation/electrical work for us for years and has once again delivered excellent service today by replacing our timer box dial on a Sunday morning. Scott is very knowledgeable in the pool equipment arena, has always recommended and installed the best and most appropriate equipment for us at the best price and has been 100% reliable over the years with an ongoing emphasis on professionalism and integrity. His pricing is very competitive and is so easy to understand that I don't recall ever having to question one of his invoices. So next time a pool equipment problem arises instead of calling a big box store or another independent services provider give Scott a shot at your business. You won't be disappointed and will likely become an ongoing Pool Motor Supply customer. Yes, Scott's really that good!!!

Brian came out here with the goal to fix our above ground pool pump and stuck through until…read moreeverything was in top shape. He also went above and beyond by adjusting some things we weren't aware of. Brian knew immediately what the issues were and addressed them when he was here. I'm very impressed and thankful for his help, and will be contacting Terra Pools again if we need any other jobs out here.

Met with Terra Firma on 8/6 to discuss putting a cocktail pool in our backyard. Brian spent close…read moreto 45 minutes here and gave us his thorough process /sales schpeel. Told us a pool would be tough (but not impossible) with the tree in our yard. We said we'd consult our arborist. He asked us to email over a copy of our survey (sent it later that day) and said he'd get back to us in about a week with a prelim design. Never heard a peep back.