Fox Residential Services Group

10/19/2026

Do pools stop needing care when nobody's swimming? Short answer: no. Even unused pools need circulation, balanced chemicals, and equipment checks to avoid algae, stains, and costly repairs. Read our quick 3-minute guide to easy maintenance tasks you can do weekly to keep your pool sparkling year-round. https://wix.to/s4onHLx

Even when nobody is swimming, the water still needs to circulate, the chemicals still need to remain balanced, and the equipment still needs attention.

09/08/2026

Why does your pool go green after a storm? 🌧️➡️🟢 Our latest blog breaks down the common causes—rainwater dilution, reduced chlorine, dirt and debris, and algae growth—and what to do about each. Read the full guide to get your water crystal clear again: https://wix.to/6BzONM1

Then a Houston rainstorm rolled through, and suddenly the water doesn't look quite as inviting. Maybe it's slightly cloudy. Maybe there's a green tint developing. Or perhaps the pool looks fine, but the chlorine reading has dropped dramatically.

07/29/2026

Before summer slips away — give your pool a quick safety check! 🏊‍♂️ Our latest blog covers simple checks you can do this August to catch small issues before they become big problems: fences, gates, handrails, and more. Read it now: https://wix.to/DaYOYQh

While most homeowners focus on keeping the water clean and balanced, August is also an excellent time to take a fresh look at pool safety. After months of regular use, small issues can develop gradually and go unnoticed until someone points them out.

07/10/2026

Why does your pool go from crystal clear to cloudy overnight? 🌤️ In our latest blog we break down the July culprits — heat, storms, pollen, sunscreen, and heavy use — and share simple steps to keep water sparkling all season. Read more: https://wix.to/EucLq5g

July brings together several factors that challenge water quality. High temperatures encourage algae growth. Afternoon thunderstorms dilute carefully balanced chemicals. Wind carries pollen, leaves, grass clippings, and dust into the water. Add a weekend full of swimming, sunscreen, and backyard ent...

07/09/2026

The Fox Family were in Washington DC for the Fourth Celebration! Happy Birthday, USA!

06/01/2026

In commercial property, the biggest financial risks often hide behind the walls. Roofing systems, structural components, drainage, electrical infrastructure and plumbing typically receive less attention during casual walk-throughs—but they’re the ones that drive future maintenance costs and capital planning. Read the full post: https://wix.to/ONHRviN

The systems that tend to have the greatest financial impact are often the least visible. Roofing systems, structural components, drainage, electrical infrastructure, plumbing systems, and building envelope performance typically receive far less attention during a casual walk-through than cosmetic up...

05/29/2026

June in Houston means small issues can grow fast. Spot a slow drain or wet patch? Don’t ignore it. Tips to catch problems early: https://wix.to/lHziqkc

The interesting thing about Houston homes is that problems rarely announce themselves dramatically at first. A clogged drain here. A fence leaning just a little more than before. A pool pump working harder after repeated debris-filled storms. A patch of grass that suddenly stays wetter than the rest...

05/27/2026

Houston homeowners — after the storm, act fast. Our blog lists 7 essential checks to catch issues early and keep your home safe. Read more: https://wix.to/dbDA8Vy

If you’ve lived in Houston for any length of time, you know one storm rarely comes alone. This spring has brought repeated thunderstorms, heavy rain, lightning, and strong winds—with more expected on the horizon.

04/21/2026

Newer homes aren’t immune to problems. See the common surprises inspectors keep finding in new builds and remodels — and what buyers should check before closing. https://wix.to/jQsBUJ9

But lately, we’ve been inspecting a lot of newer builds and freshly remodeled properties — and the same pattern keeps showing up: New doesn’t always mean problem-free.

04/21/2026

Seeing more around the house this spring? It’s likely your home giving early warnings — not emergencies. Learn what to watch for and quick fixes: https://wix.to/q5sAGxC

If you’ve been noticing more around your home lately, it’s worth paying attention. Most of the time, your home is giving you early signals — not emergencies.