Whether you’re looking to invest in a new backyard pool or simply spruce up your old one, pool plaster is a smooth, durable, and attractive finish for any pool. However, like any surface under such repeated use, it can become worn and tired over time. But how do you know when to replaster your pool?… Read More
Although having your own backyard pool comes with numerous benefits, it’s undoubtedly a big responsibility too. If your pool isn’t properly cared for, it can become dirty, unsanitary, and just generally unpleasant to swim in – not what you want with summer right around the corner. Regular pool care is essential if you want to… Read More
During the summer, there’s nothing better than taking advantage of the warm weather and throwing a pool party with your family and friends. Whether you’re planning a Fourth of July cookout, celebrating a special occasion, or simply looking to beat the heat, all of the fun can result in a considerable amount of mess to… Read More
No pool owner wants to swim in water that’s cloudy, dirty, or overrun by algae; that’s why understanding the chemistry of your pool water is so important. If you notice that your pool water looks green or cloudy, this is likely down to a high level of algae present in your pool. As a result,… Read More
With summer fast approaching, you’re probably hoping to get some serious use out of your pool this summer. However, if you’ve had your pool for a while or you use it frequently, you’ve probably noticed a bit of wear, or maybe minor damage, appearing on its surface. Not only does this make your pool look… Read More
Have you noticed that your pool water sometimes looks cloudy? Or maybe the surface of your pool feels rough to the touch? These are all signs of calcium buildup, which is bad news if you’re hoping to swim regularly in your pool this summer. It’s only natural that you’ll want to get as much use… Read More
Federal regulations for pool pumps were officially changed back in July 2021, and so all current and new pool owners should be aware of what this means. The new law saw a change from single-speed pumps to variable-speed pumps on all new and replacement inground pool filter pumps. Why Is There a Change to Variable-Speed… Read More
It’s only natural that, over time, your pool will experience wear and tear, which can leave it looking run-down and in urgent need of some TLC. It’s important not to neglect the appearance of your pool – if your pool looks unappealing then you’re less likely to want to use it. A pool renovation is… Read More
A swimming pool should be a relaxing, enjoyable environment, but this is only possible if the water chemistry is sanitary and properly balanced. Pool chlorine is essential for this and without it, your pool can become the perfect breeding ground for bacteria. Not only does this make the water look murky and unpleasant, but it… Read More
Building a pool in your backyard offers a multitude of benefits, providing a space to relax, exercise and escape the scorching summer temperatures. However, it’s also a considerable investment that you’ll want to protect for years to come. Before beginning any work, it’s important to understand the inner workings of your pool and know just… Read More
Here at Miller Pools, we offer an extensive range of pool services and products to customers throughout Pasadena, Humble, Atascocita, and beyond, including:
If you’d like to know more about any of our services, get in touch with our friendly team today and we can talk you through our process and offer a free quote.
At Miller Pools, we take a customized approach to all of our clients and can tailor pool maintenance packages directly to you and your needs. So whether you want us to visit you each week for regular maintenance or would prefer us just to help out as and when you need it with pool opening, closing or winterizing, we’re here for you.
Take a look at our pool maintenance page for more details, or get in touch with our team to discuss your specific needs.
Yes, we can provide you with all the necessary pool chemicals to ensure the water is safe to swim in. This can include chlorine, shock treatments, and chemicals that will balance the water’s pH. Our team can even add them to your pool on your behalf. Check out our pool chemicals and products page to learn more.
At Miller Pools, we’re proud to offer our services to pool owners throughout Pasadena, Galveston, Humble, Atascocita, and the surrounding region of Texas.
Not sure if we work in your area? Give us a call or check out our areas covered page to see if we operate in your location.
Having been in operation for over 30 years, Miller Pools is one of the most experienced pool companies across Texas, offering a level of skill and expertise that you just won’t get at other firms. We hold a number of accreditations from some of the industry’s leading organizations and we’ve even won awards for our work. If you’d like to know more about our five-star service, competitive rates, and friendly staff, simply give us a call.
The best way to get a quote is to simply give us a call!
We can organize for a member of our team to visit your property to assess your pool, chat through the type of work you require, and draw up a quote. Our process is extremely straightforward and is focused on achieving the best results so you can make the most out of your pool.
Ideally, your pool should be cleaned and maintained weekly to ensure it remains in good condition and safe to swim in. At the beginning and end of the swim season, it will also require more thorough maintenance and professional opening and closing.
Here at Miller Pools, we offer a variety of pool maintenance packages on a weekly or one-off basis. We can also open, close, and winterize your pool, as well as carry out any repairs you might need.
A pH level between 7-7.6 is considered optimum for pool water. A pH that’s too high or too low can be a safety risk and cause irritation and rashes to swimmers.
The best way to maintain a pool’s pH level is through regular maintenance and this is something we will always monitor as part of our maintenance packages.
Our team is extremely flexible when it comes to your pool maintenance and we can tailor our services around your schedule. Therefore, if you require an additional cleaning visit for whatever reason, you can simply give us a call to arrange it.
At Miller Pools, we have over 30 years of experience and our team has the skill and expertise to deal with any pool repair, no matter how complex.
We provide a wide range of pool repairs, including:
Plus, if any of your equipment has become broken or damaged, we can supply and install replacement parts that will get your pool back to full working order in no time.
Typically, if your pool water has turned green, this means that your pool is growing algae. Algae can damage some of your swimming pool’s features and could even make your pool unsafe to swim in, so it’s important to address the problem as quickly as possible.
There are a number of things you can do to stop algae from forming in the first place, including ensuring your pool’s filtration system is working, regularly testing your water’s chemical levels, using shock treatments, and arranging frequent pool maintenance. You can find out more information on algae prevention.
However, if you already have an algae infestation, you’ll need professional help to solve the issue. Our team can help handle any algae problems you’re experiencing so simply get in touch.
The most obvious sign of a pool leak is if it’s losing water. While a decreasing water level is the clearest indication of a leak, falling tiles, wet spots in your yard, and higher than normal water bills could also be signs.
If you suspect your pool has a leak, get in touch with Miller Pools immediately. We’ll be able to locate the source of the leak and carry out the necessary pool repairs in no time.
Yes, absolutely! As long as your pool is accessible and you’ve discussed your requirements with us beforehand, you don’t need to be home when we service your pool.
Cloudy pool water can be caused by a whole host of factors, from faulty pool filters to low chlorine levels. It’s important to address cloudy water as soon as you notice it, as it can potentially be unsafe to swim in.
You check out our blog post on cloudy pool water for tips on how to fix it, or simply give us a call and one of our expert technicians will be happy to help.
To ensure your pool is always ready to use during peak temperatures, it must be properly opened and closed. Most people in Pasadena will choose to open a pool in the spring months of April/May and close it again during late fall to ensure it’s properly winterized in time for the freezing temperatures. However, this can vary depending on the weather that year, so the team here at Miller Pools will be able to advise on what’s best for your pool.
The opening and closing process involves a lot more than just covering or uncovering the water; it encompasses a series of essential maintenance tasks. You can find out more details on our pool opening and closing page.
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