About Serenity Pool Solutions
Serenity Pool Solutions is proud to be a family-owned and operated pool service company. After caring for so many pools over the years, we have listened to our customer's cares and concerns to tailor to the many daily needs that owning a pool requires. From searching for the most state of the art customer interactive software to the ever-changing pool computer systems and equipment, we strive to maintain the level of service we want at our own homes.
We are proud to offer a one-stop-shop" experience in your pool care needs. From our weekly service to equipment repair and update, and many additional services, we are here to help enhance your backyard oasis.
We would love to be able to welcome you into our family!
It’s been proven that a family-owned business will consistently outperform almost every other type of business. Family-owned firms are more stable, have a longer time horizon and tend to have a high level of trust and commitment – both to employees and customers – because how the company behaves reflects the family’s personal integrity.
LICENSED
*TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AND REGULATION (TDLR)
INSURED
SERENITY POOL SOLUTIONS IS FULLY INSURED FOR YOUR PEaCE OF MIND
CERTIFIED
CERTIFIED POOL & SPA OPERATOR | CPO
CERTIFIED POOL INSPECTOR | CPI
POOL & HOT TUB PROFESSIONALS ASSOC
*Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) requires pool service technicians to carry a Residential Appliance Installers License to perform any electrical work on swimming pool equipment. This includes any wiring for pumps, heaters, chemical feeders, lights, etc. To advertise, promote or invoice for electrical work on swimming pools, the TDLR also requires the company to have a Texas Independent Contractor’s License (TICL).
To verify our compliance, visit www.tdlr.texas.gov or click on the links below.
Residential Appliance Installer License- RAI - 438816
Residential Appliance Installer Contractor License RAIC - 1040
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How long should I run my pool equipment? We suggest your filter system run 6 to 8 hours per day. When water temperatures start to climb above 80° run the system 8 to 12 hours per day. Your pool must run during the heat of the day, especially during the warm months, to properly circulate water and keep everything running effectively.
Does my saltwater pool require any chlorine? The nature of a saltwater system is that it actually converts ordinary salt into chlorine. There may be an occasion that you might need shock added to the water. Saltwater pools are a great option for those who are sensitive to chlorine. Chlorine generated pools, or “saltwater pools” have softer water and can be gentler on eyes, skin and hair.
How often do I need to clean my skimmers? A dirty or clogged skimmer basket restricts water flow. If water can’t flow through your skimmer, your pool can’t circulate properly and that could cause problems down the road. If water is restricted the pump can overheat. Clean skimmer baskets daily, especially in the Spring and Fall when outside debris is especially heavy.