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Getting this backyard ready for what’s next.

We drained and cleaned out the pond, then tarped it off to keep water from collecting until the full renovation starts this fall.

This space is going to be a whole different vibe. 👌

What a transformation! 🔥 Our client was tired of the back of their pool looking unfinished, so we gave it a complete refresh—textured and painted the wall, removed the old rock landscaping, and replaced it with clean turf and Blackstar gravel. A simple upgrade that made a major difference.

Seamless from day one. ✨
We expanded this existing patio with new decking, then spray decked and color-matched the original surface to create a flawless, cohesive finish—like it was always meant to be there.

Modern lines, crystal-clear water, and a layout that fits this backyard perfectly 💦✨
This custom 3D pool design blends luxury and function with a raised spa, sun shelf, and a resort-style feel made for everyday living.

Green to clean transformation complete! Homeowner is once again enjoying their outdoor space.

Calcium taking over your beautiful pool tile?
Check out this stunning before‑and‑after from one of our recent projects. Using professional bead blasting method, we safely remove stubborn calcium buildup and finish by sealing the tile leaving it looking brand new again.

If your pool tile is looking dull, chalky, or crusted with calcium, we can bring it back to life. Reach out today and let us help you restore your pool’s shine.

No more leaky valve!
This backwash valve has definitely seen better days, and it’s a perfect reminder of why keeping an eye on your pool equipment matters. Even small leaks can waste water, drive up costs, and in some cases lead to damage that’s far more expensive than a simple repair. Staying proactive with your equipment just like you do with your pool water keeps everything running smoothly and saves you headaches down the road.

Freezing Weather Advisory

Dates: Every night from Saturday, January 24th, through Monday morning, January 26th.

Action Required: Ensure your pool pump(s) are running overnight to prevent damage due to freezing temperatures.

Automation Systems: If your system automatically turns on the pool when the temperature drops, no action is needed.
Mechanical Timers: Remove the "off" tripper from the timer to allow continuous circulation 24/7 until we return the following week.
By keeping the water moving, it will prevent freezing and protect your pipes and equipment.

In Case of Power Outage

Steps to Prevent Damage:

Turn Off Equipment at the Breaker.
Open the Air Relief Valve on the filter.
Remove Plugs and Lids from pumps, motors, filters, and heaters.
Place all removed plugs in the pump basket and loosely place the lid on the pump.
This process will help drain most of the water from your system, reducing the risk of ice damage if the power outage lasts several days. When the weather warms up, we will inspect the equipment and reinstall the plugs and lids.

Important: Follow these steps only if the power goes out. I will include a video tutorial to help guide you through the process.

How to drain pool equipment in the event of power outage during freezing temperatures How to drain pool equipment in the event of power outage during freezing temperatures.Texas Pool Butlers