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You walk outside on a Tuesday morning in late October, coffee in hand, and your pool has gone from crystal clear to swamp green in what feels like 48 hours. It's one of the most common calls Pool Bros gets this time of year, and the reason is simple: Houston's humidity and heat do not care that the...

A single strong Houston thunderstorm can dump two to four inches of rain in under an hour, and that runoff carries everything from roof grit to lawn fertilizer straight into your pool. The water can go from crystal clear at 8 a.m. to a green, cloudy soup by dinner. If you are staring at a murky poo...

Houston pools don't get a winter break. While pool owners in Chicago are draining lines and covering equipment in October, your pool in Katy or Pasadena is still hitting 85 degrees and collecting oak pollen, lawn clippings, and enough leaves to clog a skimmer basket in three days flat. That single f...

Most Houston homeowners assume they are saving money by cleaning their own pool. Then August arrives, the water turns cloudy, and they spend $400 to $900 on a green-to-clean recovery that a $150 monthly Pool Cleaning plan would have prevented. Pool cleaning in Houston runs $120 to $180 per visit for...

Thinking about Pool Cleaning? Here are five things worth knowing before you book — from what to expect to how to get the most out of the service in Houston.