A residential pool that is down is an inconvenience. A community pool that is down is a phone call from every unit, and in some cases a compliance problem. The difference in what you need is not technical — it is documentation, a person who knows your property, and a response time you can plan around.

Licensed, insured and verifiable

Before a board or a manager can engage a contractor, the paperwork has to hold up. Ours is on this page, and you can check it yourself in about a minute.

• Florida Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, license #CPC1458736. The state certification that covers repairing, replacing and installing pool equipment. Verify it with the state.
• Certificate of insurance on request. Send the property address and the name of your management company and we will get it to you.
• Vendor onboarding. W-9, insurance certificate, whatever forms your approval process needs — tell us the steps and we will follow them.

What is different about our commercial work

A named contact. You reach someone who knows your equipment and your history, not a queue.

Documented diagnostics. Every visit produces a written record of what was tested, what was found and what was recommended — the thing you need for your board, your files, or your reserve study.

Scheduled response. We agree what response looks like before there is an emergency, so nobody negotiates during one.

Who we work with

• Condominium and HOA associations
• Property management companies
• Hotels and short-term rental operators
• Commercial and municipal facilities

Equipment we repair, replace and install

• Pumps and motors
• Heaters and heat pumps
• Filters and salt systems
• Automation and controls
• Code-related equipment repairs

See our full pool equipment repair capability.

Getting started

Send the property address and what is happening. We will schedule a diagnostic, put the findings in writing, and quote the work.