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Commercial & Aquatic Pool Contractors in California

These licensed swimming pool contractors mention commercial or aquatic work in their business name, which suggests experience with HOA, apartment, hotel and community pools. Commercial pools can have extra health and building department requirements, so ask what applies to your pool.

Why choose this

  • The business name points to commercial or aquatic work.
  • Suited to HOA, apartment, hotel and community pools as well as homes.
  • Likely familiar with larger equipment rooms and heating systems.

Things to consider

  • Commercial pools can have extra health department and building rules; ask what applies.
  • Larger heating systems can mean longer lead times for equipment.
  • Some commercial contractors focus on new construction rather than service calls.

Questions to ask

  • The contractor's CSLB license number, so you can confirm it on CSLB's Instant License Check.
  • Who pulls the permit (and any separate electrical, plumbing or gas permit) and whether permit fees are included.
  • The heater make, model and output, and how they sized it for your pool. Ask them to show the calculation.
  • Warranty terms: manufacturer warranty on the equipment and the contractor's own warranty on labor.
  • Experience with pools of your size and use (HOA, apartment, hotel or residential).
  • How the heating system will be controlled and maintained, and who services it.

Commercial & Aquatic Pool Contractors by county

Commercial & Aquatic Pool Contractors (33)

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Frequently asked questions

Do HOA and apartment pools have extra rules?

Pools shared by many households are generally regulated as public pools, which can bring health department permits and inspections. Ask the contractor and your county environmental health department what applies.

Can a commercial pool contractor work on my home pool?

Yes. The C-53 Swimming Pool classification is not limited to commercial or residential pools. Ask whether the company takes residential heater jobs.