Pool service in Georgetown

The Stage 1 rule is written for irrigation. Ask Georgetown Water whether it limits filling or topping off a pool before you drain and refill, and ask a pool company how it handles water loss during restrictions. Check the city's water conservation page for the current stage. Georgetown Water serves customers both in and around the city.

Pool electrical work has its own rules. TDLR says a Residential Appliance Installer License holder may replace pumps, motors, heaters, underwater lights and automation on the load side of the control center; a new or upgraded line circuit needs a licensed electrical contractor with a master electrician. Swimming pool maintenance is taxable in Texas, so sales tax should be on the bill.

HomeGuide (national, September 22, 2025): weekly or bi-weekly cleaning at $80 to $150 a month, about $960 to $1,800 a year, and $150 to $800 to replace a pump motor. Ask what chemicals the monthly price covers, whether filter cleaning is included, and how the company reports a failing pump before it replaces one. The Texas pool service guide and the Georgetown hub have more.