Where We Work
Twenty communities across three counties — grouped the way you would look for them, because a pool in Magnolia and a pool in Sienna have almost nothing in common.
AquaLit is based in Weston Lakes and provides pool automation, smart equipment installation, repairs and pool care across three counties: Fort Bend, Harris and Montgomery. Twenty communities in total, listed by county below.
The counties are not an administrative detail — they are the fastest way to find yourself on this page, and they line up with genuinely different pools. Fort Bend is suburban master-planned. North Harris and Montgomery are pine country and acreage. What we recommend changes accordingly.
If you are nearby but not on the list, call or text 832-299-5570 and ask — the answer is usually yes.
Three counties, one equipment team
The map now runs from Rosenberg up to Conroe. Pick a community to move the pin — every one we serve is on it.
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Home ground
Where the bulk of our work is, and where we are based. Suburban master-planned communities, plus the acreage west of them.
North and west of the city
From new-build Cypress to the pine-heavy streets of Spring, plus the mixed corridor in between.
The forest and the lake
Canopy, acreage and well water. The three things that make a northern pool behave unlike a suburban one.
What we see most, area by area
The pattern in each community. The detail, and the exceptions, are on each page.
| Community | County | First thing we usually look at |
|---|---|---|
| Weston Lakes | Fort Bend | Circulation, then cleaning; central control on the bigger pads |
| Fulshear | Fort Bend | Whether the pad was planned for automation before it fills up |
| Richmond | Fort Bend | Repair-or-replace on ageing equipment; plan-ahead on new |
| Rosenberg | Fort Bend | Circulation first, and nothing else until it earns its place |
| Sugar Land | Fort Bend | Controller condition, then plumbing and electrical at the pad |
| Cinco Ranch | Fort Bend | Noise and footprint — what fits, and what the neighbours hear |
| Katy | Fort Bend | Run-time and energy on a long season; freeze protection |
| Missouri City | Fort Bend | Which half of the city — 1970s replacement or 2000s planning |
| New Territory | Fort Bend | Equipment at end of life; automate during the replacement |
| Greatwood | Fort Bend | Debris load under mature oaks, and pump sizing for bigger water |
| Sienna | Fort Bend | Circulation and water level; deciding architecture early |
| Foster | Fort Bend | Fill-water test, then pump sizing for the real plumbing run |
| Cumings | Fort Bend | Well water hardness and iron before anything else |
| Greater Houston | Harris | Heat, not cold: cooling capability and circulation |
| Spring | Harris | Pine needles — filtration runtime and a robot that runs daily |
| Cypress | Harris | Builder-grade pad, high evaporation, MUD water varies by street |
| North Houston | Harris | Pad condition and what the electrical panel will carry |
| The Woodlands | Montgomery | Debris first, then heat; covenants on noise and screening |
| Conroe | Montgomery | Valves worth actuating, and protection during absences |
| Magnolia | Montgomery | The well water test, which decides everything downstream |
Fill water varies enormously across these three counties — district supply in the suburbs, private wells on the acreage, and several Fort Bend districts moving from groundwater to surface water. We test rather than assume.
Why the list is this long and no longer
Close enough to come back
Automation is not a one-visit product. Probes need calibrating, schedules need adjusting after the first month, and the honest answer to "is it working?" comes from seeing the pool again. Every community here is one we can return to without it becoming a route.
Fort Bend County first
Thirteen of the twenty are in Fort Bend, and that is where the bulk of our work is. Weston Lakes is home. Katy straddles Fort Bend, Harris and Waller counties; we cover the whole of it.
North Harris and Montgomery are different pools
Spring, The Woodlands, Conroe and Magnolia are not simply Fort Bend further away. Pine canopy changes the debris load and the heating maths, well water changes what a salt system has to survive, and acreage changes the plumbing runs. We would rather write four honest pages than one that says "we serve the north too".
The same people every time
Call or text 832-299-5570 and you reach the people who will be standing at your equipment pad — in every one of these communities.
Service area FAQ
Not within the twenty communities listed on this page. For projects further out we agree any travel component up front, before you commit to anything.
Yes — they are on our Google Business Profile and on this page for the same reason: the van goes there. What we will not do is pretend a northern pool is the same job as a Fort Bend one. Each of those communities has its own page explaining what is actually different.
Often, yes — particularly for larger automation builds. Those areas are outside our regular routes, so call or text 832-299-5570 with the basics and we will give you a straight answer rather than a maybe.
No. AquaLit is an independent, locally owned company based in Weston Lakes. The people who assess your pool are the people who install and come back to it.
Weston Lakes and Fulshear, because we live and work there. The equipment problems are much the same everywhere; what changes is the age of the pool, the size of the pad, what the trees do and what comes out of the hose — and each area page explains what that means for you.
If you are anywhere on this list, the first step is the same: a free assessment at your equipment pad. We look at what you have, ask what you ultimately want controlled, and tell you what to do first — and what to leave alone.
Open your community's page for the local detail, or skip straight to the form below.
- Fort Bend County is home ground — thirteen communities
- Harris County from Cypress across to Spring
- Montgomery County: The Woodlands, Conroe and Magnolia
- No travel fee within the listed communities
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.