Duncanville Pool Service & Repair

Duncanville Water buys from Dallas Water Utilities and carries a TCEQ Superior rating, which is a solid mark for a distribution system. The supply is the same group of seven surface sources Dallas treats, finished with chloramine that runs around 2.00 ppm out in the lines. The official report does not publish a hardness number, so we will not put one on it. In practice it behaves like moderately hard chloraminated surface water, and that is what your pool is filling with every time you top it off.

Chloramine in the fill water changes how your sanitizer behaves. It already carries combined chlorine before it reaches your pool, so chlorine demand tends to sit higher and the water can take longer to clear after a heavy bather load or a hot stretch. Pools with salt systems feel the moderately hard side of the supply too. Scale builds on the cell plates and inside heater tubes over time, and a cell that is crusting over reads low and works harder than it should. We check cells and heater interiors on that kind of equipment and acid-clean or descale before the buildup costs you a part.

Older pools bring their own list. Plaster that has been in the ground two or three decades gets rough, stains, and starts to show its age at the steps and the deep end. Single-speed pumps from the original build draw more power than anything sold today and are usually the first thing we talk through replacing. Cartridge and DE filters that have run for years lose pressure and stop polishing the water the way they used to. We keep these systems running where it makes sense and tell you straight when a part has reached the end.