Pool service, repair & replastering in Broken Arrow and TulsaCrystal clear, made simple.
Weekly pool cleaning, heater and pump repair, pebble and quartz replastering and custom builds, all from one in-house crew on N Aspen Ave. No catalog pitch, and no disappearing act after the check clears.
From the first week of chlorine to the day it needs new plaster, the same crew handles it. Pick the job, or ask for a free estimate and we will tell you what it needs.
Real Tulsa-area jobs from our crew, not stock photos.
BeforeAfter
Replastering
Old plaster chipped out, the shell prepped and bonded, and a new finish hand-troweled by our crew. Then a careful fill and start-up while the surface cures.
“Every pool we touch is a promise that your backyard will be where your family makes its best memories.”
We started Serenity Pools & Spas to take care of pools the way we would want ours cared for: honest pricing, in-house crews you can trust, and work that lasts.
We are not a franchise. We are your neighbors in Broken Arrow, and we take that personally. Read our story.
Every project starts in your backyard, not our office. We look at the space, listen to how your family wants to use it, talk budget honestly and price it in writing.
Design and estimate
Your pool is designed for your exact yard: sun, soil, drainage and the look of your home. Then a line-item estimate, so every cost is settled before we dig.
Build and install
Excavation through finish work is handled by our in-house crew, with progress updates every week. The people who priced your pool are the people building it.
Start-up and pool school
We fill, balance and fire up the equipment, then walk you through chemistry, cleaning and controls so your first week as a pool owner is easy.
Enjoy, with care if you want it
You get a finished pool and the option of a weekly care plan to keep it that way.
“From design to the final swim, everything was seamless. Our pool was done ahead of schedule and looks even better than we expected. The kids haven't gone inside since.”
JMJason M.Broken Arrow, OK
★★★★★
“We got three bids and Serenity was the only company that actually listened. No pressure, just honest expertise. Our renovation turned out incredible.”
SKSarah K.Jenks, OK
★★★★★
“Their maintenance team is worth every penny. Crystal clear every week, and they caught a small pump issue before it became a big problem. True pros.”
DTDavid T.Owasso, OK
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Close before the first hard freeze so your lines and equipment come through winter without damage. See what is included on our opening and closing page.
Broken Arrow, where our shop is, plus Tulsa (including Midtown), Jenks, Bixby, Owasso, Sand Springs, Sapulpa and Claremore. If you are just outside those cities, call (918) 814-5309 and we will tell you straight away whether we can get a crew to you.
Are your estimates really free?
Yes. We come out, look at the pool and the equipment, and give you a written price before any work starts. There is no charge and no obligation.
Do you use subcontractors?
No. Cleaning, repairs, replastering and builds are handled by our own in-house crews, so the people who price the job are the people who do it.
When should I schedule my pool closing?
Book in early fall and plan to close before the first hard freeze. A pool that is closed properly, with the lines cleared and the equipment winterized, is far less likely to have freeze damage in spring. This season, closings are $199 plus chemicals.
How do I know my pool needs replastering?
Rough plaster that scratches feet, stains that will not brush or clean off, visible cracks, or chalky white deposits are the usual signs. Standard plaster typically lasts 10 to 15 years; quartz and pebble finishes usually last longer with good water chemistry.
Where we work
Our shop is in Broken Arrow. Our crews cover the Tulsa metro.
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