Aerial views over Austin hill-country back gardens — rectangular pools and spas in pale stone terraces, live oaks and sun-bleached grass around them — cut with a technician in a red Sullivan’s shirt working at the water’s edge with a net on a long pole.

Austin pool & spa care

Your pool.
The same technician, every week.

  • Small $275
  • Medium $300
  • Large $325

A month, set by pool size alone — routine chemicals and a written visit note included.

Simple monthly pricing

One monthly price. Everything included.

Your monthly rate is based only on pool size. Weekly cleaning, water balancing, routine balancing chemicals and a visit note are included. The listed tier is your final monthly customer price — no add-ons, surprises or hidden fees.

The company

You will know who has your pool.

Sullivan's Pool Service is a family-run pool and spa company in Austin, Texas, running fixed weekly routes across 13 Austin service areas covering 46 neighborhoods, and 6 metro cities. The same technician cleans your pool on the same day every week and leaves a note saying exactly what was done. Flat monthly pricing set by pool size alone, routine chemicals included — small pools are $275 a month. Ryan Sullivan owns it, and the number on this page reaches the company that does the work — not a call center, not a franchise desk.

About Sullivan’s

  • Small

    $275

    a month

    For a small residential pool.

  • Medium

    $300

    a month

    For a medium residential pool.

  • Large

    $325

    a month

    For a large residential pool.

Filter cleaning, $150 a cleaning no visit needed to price it

Not sure which size? Send the pool dimensions and we’ll confirm the tier before service starts.

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Every visit, without exception

The weekly protocol

  1. Test before anything goes in

    Chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium and stabilizer. Dosing without testing is guessing, and in Austin the number that catches people out is calcium.

  2. Clean the whole pool

    Skim, brush the walls, steps and waterline, vacuum the floor, empty both baskets. The waterline is where neglect shows first.

  3. Read the equipment

    Filter pressure against its clean baseline, pump sound, heater, cleaner, automation. Most failures announce themselves weeks before they happen.

  4. Write down what we found

    What was done, what was added, what to watch. If something needs replacing you hear it from us before it breaks, not after.

What customers say

Rated by the people whose pools we keep.

5.0 out of 5

from 12 reviews on Google

Read the reviews

The same technician, every week, and a note after every visit.

Tell us the pool and the neighborhood and you get a real number, not a range. A person answers the phone.