Weekly service, a green pool, a dead pump, or a leak: tell us what is going on and we introduce you to an insured local pool company that already works your neighborhood and is Nevada-licensed for any repair. You compare, you decide. Homeowners never pay.
What you need, where the pool is, how soon, and what kind of pool. It takes about a minute.
We match you with a company that already services pools in your part of the valley and does the kind of work you need, whether that is weekly chemicals or a pump replacement.
The company reaches out, usually the same day. Ask what is included and get the price in writing. Say yes only if it is right.
There are hundreds of pool companies in the valley and they are not all the same. Weekly service runs from under $100 to over $200 a month depending on what is included, some techs skip the brushing, and the company that is great in Henderson may never have serviced a pebble pool in Summerlin. Our heat, dust storms, and hard water punish a pool that is not kept up.
We do the first pass for you: insured, experienced in your neighborhood, licensed for repair work, and honest about what a pool needs. Then we get out of the way.
Pool age, HOA rules, and water conditions differ from Summerlin to Henderson to North Las Vegas. Pick your area to see what to know before you call.
Yes. The pool companies we introduce you to pay us; homeowners never pay. There is no fee to request a match and no obligation to hire anyone we send.
Usually 1 to 3 pool companies that serve your part of the valley and do the kind of work you asked for. We do not sell your request to a long list, and you can tell us to stop at any time.
Weekly cleaning and chemical service is commonly done by insured companies without a contractor license, under Nevada's exemption for maintenance jobs under $1,000; the statute itself is broader, so we never call a cleaning-only company licensed. Repairs and equipment replacement, like a new pump, heater part, or leak fix, do require a Nevada State Contractors Board license (classification A-10), so ask for the license number before any repair and check it at nscb.nv.gov.
Most homeowners hear from a company within 1 business day, often the same day. If your pool is green or your pump has stopped, say so in the request and the companies will treat it as urgent.
Yes. Many of the homeowners we help are landlords, out-of-town owners, or HOA board members, and the companies we work with are used to billing the owner while a tenant or manager is the contact on site. Tell us who should be contacted and who pays.
That is a normal request in Las Vegas, and chemicals-only service usually runs $90 to $140 a month. Say that in your request so we match you with companies that offer it. Remember that the pool companies we introduce you to pay us; homeowners never pay.
Tell us what is going on in one minute. A local Las Vegas pool company that works your neighborhood will reach out. Free for homeowners, no obligation.
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