Service 01
Pool Care & Maintenance
Scheduled service, water chemistry, cleaning and equipment inspection — with a worklog you can actually read after every visit.
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The premium outcome
Total Pool Automation
One intelligently managed pool system, designed around the way you actually use your backyard.
What this is
Total Pool Automation is every AquaLit category combined and coordinated: smart circulation, automated water care, smart climate, automated cleaning, smart backyard and central automation, all running through one interface with human oversight behind it.
It is custom quoted. We do not publish a starting price, because an honest figure depends entirely on your equipment, your plumbing, your electrical capacity and how many systems you want tied together.
What it combines
Six categories, one system
Each of these stands on its own. Total Pool Automation is what happens when they stop being separate devices and start behaving as one pool.
Service 02
Pool Repairs
Pumps, heaters, filters, salt systems, valves, leaks and controllers. We diagnose the cause before quoting the fix.
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Service 03
Renovations & Remodeling
Surface, tile, coping, lighting and equipment-pad rebuilds — pools brought back to better than they started.
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Service 04
Smart Circulation
An inverter pump that adjusts itself to hold the flow your pool actually needs — not one fixed speed you guessed at.
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Service 05
Automated Water Care
Sensors and dosing equipment that handle more of the routine sanitizer and pH work between service visits.
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Service 06
Smart Climate
Heat when a Texas cold front lands, cool when August overheats the water. Set a temperature, not an equipment schedule.
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Service 07
Automated Cleaning
A scheduled robotic cleaner takes the most repetitive job off the list — floors, walls and waterline depending on model.
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Service 08
Smart Pool Lighting
Colour, scenes and schedules you control from your phone — including specialty lighting work on existing fixtures.
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Service 09
Smart Backyard
Valves, spa mode, waterfalls, bubblers and deck jets responding to one button instead of a trip to the equipment pad.
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Service 10
Central Automation
One brain for the pool. Poolside Tech Attendant, Pentair IntelliCenter or Jandy AquaLink — chosen around your equipment.
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Service 11
Saltwater Conversion
A salt cell that generates chlorine so you stop handling tablets. We will also tell you when salt is not the better call.
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The promise, stated carefully
What we are and are not saying
The promise is this:
One intelligently managed pool system, designed around the way you actually use your backyard.
The promise is not "never maintain your pool again." No such product exists, and any company offering it is selling you something.
What we actually do:
- Automate the repetitive work — circulation, dosing, cleaning, temperature, lighting, valves
- Centralize the controls — one interface, scenes instead of switches
- Keep human oversight where it matters — verification, calibration, inspection, repair and judgement
How a build like this runs
- Assessment. We walk the pad, list what is there, and ask what you actually want the backyard to do.
- Architecture first. The controller is chosen before the equipment, so nothing you buy is stranded.
- Staged installation. Most Total builds happen in phases, so the pool stays usable and the spend is paced.
- Commissioning. Flow configured, scenes built, valves labelled by what they do, everything walked through with you.
- Oversight. Service, verification and the customer portal — worklogs, chemistry readings, equipment and warranties in one place.
Fit check
Who a Total build is actually for
This is your package if
- You have a pool and spa with several automated valves
- There are water features, multiple lighting zones and a heater or chiller
- The pad already mixes manufacturers
- You entertain, and want the backyard ready without preparation
- You want one interface and one company accountable for it
- You are renovating or rebuilding the equipment pad anyway
Start smaller if
- You are automating a simple pool with no spa and few valves
- Only one or two things about the pool actually frustrate you
- Lowest lifetime cost is your governing objective
- You are selling within a couple of years
- Circulation alone would solve most of what bothers you today
Questions
Total Pool Automation FAQ
Because the honest number moves by a very wide margin depending on your pad. Two pools of the same size can differ by multiples once plumbing condition, electrical capacity, valve count and existing equipment are taken into account.
Publishing a headline figure would either mislead you or protect us, and neither is useful. We price the entry package after we have looked at the pad, because that is the only number that survives contact with your plumbing.
No, and most people should not. What matters is deciding the architecture up front so each phase builds toward the same system instead of stranding equipment.
No. It changes what service is spent on. Filters still need cleaning, baskets still fill, probes need calibration and equipment still needs inspection. The difference is that your technician spends the visit on maintenance and judgement instead of repetitive labour.
Central systems make faults visible instead of silent, which is a real part of the value. Equipment alerts and portal visibility mean problems tend to be caught before they become a green pool or a failed heater in August.
AquaLit's recommendation
Almost nobody should buy Total Pool Automation in one purchase order. Decide the architecture now, start with circulation, and add categories in the order that matches how the pool actually annoys you.
The single question that protects this decision: do you ultimately want all of your pool equipment controlled through one central automation system? If the answer is yes, every piece of equipment we install from today onward is chosen to join it.
- Architecture decided first, equipment second
- Phase the build — the pool stays usable and the spend is paced
- Circulation almost always goes first
- Central control goes in when coordination is the actual problem
Let's talk about your pool
Call or text for a free pool assessment. We look at the pool, the equipment already on your pad and how you actually use the backyard — then tell you what is worth doing and what is not.
Free pool assessment
Tell us what you have and how you use the pool. We'll walk the equipment pad, ask what you ultimately want controlled, and give you an honest recommendation — including the upgrades we'd skip.
832-299-5570 (call or text)
info@aqualitpools.com
Weston Lakes, TX — serving greater Houston
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