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Highland Village, TX · 75077

Pool Shock
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Cal-hypo shock, dichlor, and non-chlorine oxidizers delivered same-day. Whether you're knocking out algae, breaking combined chlorine, or reopening a green pool — we've got the pro-strength shock on the shelf.

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Refresh 68% Cal Hypo Shock 25lb
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TurboShock™ Shock Treatment 5lb
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Poolife® Non-Chlorine Oxidizer
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Dy-Chlor II Sanitizer 4lb Pail
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TurboShock® Shock Treatment 12lb
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Poolife® TurboShock® Treatment 65lb
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Refresh+ 25 lbs 73% Calcium Hypochlorite Pool Shock
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Why pool shock matters for Highland Village pools

Shocking isn't about "more chlorine" — it's about rapidly oxidizing organics (sweat, oils, urine, algae) that normal chlorine can't keep up with. Using the wrong shock makes problems worse: cal-hypo raises calcium hardness (bad in DFW hard-water areas), dichlor raises cyanuric (bad if you're already high). Picking the right shock for your current water is the difference between a clear pool and a chemical bill that keeps climbing.

Highland Village is served by the City of Highland Village municipal water system, receiving treated water from the DFW Water supply. Water quality is good with moderate mineral content (250-350 ppm TDS) and reasonable calcium hardness (200-300 ppm). The water is consistent year-round and relatively easy to manage chemically. Primary maintenance focus is on equipment condition and optimization rather than fighting challenging water chemistry.

Pool Shock questions from Highland Village customers

Which shock should I use for my Highland Village pool?▾
On Highland Village municipal water, cal-hypo is the most economical choice — your starting calcium is usually 200-300 ppm, well under the scaling threshold, so the extra calcium from cal-hypo shock won't cause problems unless you're on a cartridge filter. Many Highland Village pools run salt chlorine generators, which changes how we dose the other chemicals.
My Highland Village pool turned green — what should I buy right now?▾
Depends how green. Hazy/light green: double-dose cal-hypo (2 lb per 10,000 gal) at dusk, brush the whole pool, run pump 24 hours, re-shock next day. Dark green / swamp: triple shock (3 lb cal-hypo per 10,000 gal) + phosphate remover + polyquat algaecide — expect 3-5 days to clarify. Black algae: separate playbook — call us. We stock everything you need and can deliver same-day to Highland Village; or book our Green-to-Clean service and we'll handle it end-to-end.
How often should Highland Village pools shock during summer?▾
Weekly during peak season (June-August), plus an extra shock after any heavy rain and after any pool party. DFW heat and UV burn through free chlorine fast, so even a "routine" shock cycle keeps chloramines down and algae from getting a foothold. If you're on weekly service with us, we include the shock — no separate order needed.
How fast can you get shock to Highland Village?▾
Same-day if you order by 2 PM Central on a weekday. We run daily routes through Highland Village (75077) and neighboring Flower Mound and Lewisville. If your pool's already turning, call (469) 455-1054 and we can sometimes get a driver out within 2 hours.
How long after shocking can I swim?▾
Cal-hypo and dichlor: 24 hours, or until free chlorine drops below 5 ppm. Non-chlorine shock (potassium monopersulfate): 15 minutes. Never enter a pool with free chlorine above 5 ppm — it's irritating and risks bleaching swimwear.
Cal-hypo vs dichlor vs non-chlorine — what's the difference?▾
Cal-hypo: unstabilized, raises calcium hardness, classic weekly shock. Dichlor: stabilized (adds cyanuric acid), use sparingly to avoid CYA buildup. Non-chlorine (potassium monopersulfate): oxidizes contaminants without adding chlorine, 15-min swim window, great for parties.

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