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Electrical System Installation in Dallas & Fort Worth, TX

Cano Electric specializes in the installation of electrical systems and reliability throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Our skilled electricians can design and install any type of electrical system that you may require for your home or commercial building. We’re committed to providing a highly reliable electrical system to meet your needs. We complete a range of electrical services. Our skilled technicians work on new construction projects, turnarounds, installations, repairs, and inspections. Our industrial and commercial electric contractors deliver the best solutions for power optimization and energy efficiency.  Reasons to Choose Cano for Electrical System Installation in Dallas We are the best at what we do and would be happy to assist you with any sort of project that you have in your home or company. Regardless of what sort of home you own, we will be more than happy to provide you with help to get the most of your energy use. We are- Awarded, Insured, and Credible: ...
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Pre-Home Buyer Pool Inspections in Sachse, Wylie, Murphy, TX

Purchasing a new home? Start with a professional pool inspection.

Why do you need to have a pool inspection done before closing? Because you don't know what you don't know.


  • Could there be freeze damage to the tile? Yes, Dallas is known for freezing weather.

  • Do you know if it needs to be replastered?

  • Are there grey spots in the pool? If so, what does this mean?

  • Are the timer and freeze guard running correctly? A freeze guard can be tested even when it’s 100 degrees.

  • Are there any leaks at the pool equipment? If so, could that cause a water loss?

  • What is the filter pressure when it runs? Is the pressure high or just normal for that particular pool?


After our inspection, we will email you a comprehensive report and a bid for any repairs – a valuable tool in negotiations. At Sterling Pool Service, we know what to look for and are a neutral third party.


Even if you've owned a pool before, each pool has a personality. Our 32+ years of experience can be invaluable to you.


Pool Inspection Services  


  • Pool Equipment only - $90.00 

  • Complete Pool Inspection - $160.00

    • Includes all pool equipment, plaster, tile, coping, mastic.

    • Keep in mind water and electricity must be on, and the pool must be filled half-way up the tile (proper water level).


Pool School


Sterling Pool School is a one-on-one pool equipment training workshop conducted at your home. We will teach you everything you need to know about operating and maintaining your pool's equipment.



Sterling “Pool School” Includes:


  • All valves will be clearly labeled.

  • You will learn how to check and balance your pool chemicals.

  • You will receive instruction in the overall operation of your pool equipment, including how to backwash the filter.

  • Detailed instructions for your pool.


Pool School is a minimum hour of $90.00 and is then billed in 15-minute increments; however, most appointments do not go over an hour. 


New Texas State Licensing Requirements


Sterling Pool Service Meets State Requirement Guidelines


The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation passed a new law in 2009 that “All swimming pool repair companies that perform any type of electrical work are required to have a Residential Appliance Installation Contractor license issued by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.” This is for the repair of any pool equipment which involves electrical work: timers, heaters, motors, lights, blowers. Sterling Pool Service has met this requirement; our license number is TICL 323.


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