Pool Perfection of Dallas,LLC

10/23/2026

A monthly pool equipment check can catch pump trouble before circulation drops.

Look for leaks, listen for unusual noise, and feel for vibration. A quick inspection, plus a note of what you find, can help you spot changes early. What do you check first on your pump?

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10/22/2026

Why pool water stays cloudy after a shock can point to a filter that needs attention. Frustrating when it clears, then clouds up again.

Check the pressure gauge against its clean baseline. If it reads 8-10 psi higher, clean the filter; a clogged filter can let particles slip through. What type of filter do you have?

https://blog.poolperfectionllc.com/why-pool-water-stays-cloudy

10/20/2026

10/20/2026

That grinding or squealing by your pool could mean a worn pool pump bearing. Catching it early may keep a manageable repair from turning into a bigger repair-or-replace decision. A technician can often handle bearing or motor issues in one service call.

Is your pump making a new noise, or has it been getting louder over time?

https://blog.poolperfectionllc.com/pool-pump-repair-vs-replacement-cost

10/16/2026

When a pump or heater fails, your local pool maintenance plan may not cover the repair. Routine visits typically handle water testing, chemical balancing, cleaning, and equipment checks; repairs are usually quoted separately after an on-site diagnosis. A detail worth confirming before you sign.

Does your quote explain who handles repairs and how they're billed?

https://blog.poolperfectionllc.com/find-local-pool-maintenance-service

10/01/2026

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