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Weekly maintenance and repairs forHOA pools and spas
Homeowner associations need consistent water chemistry and functional equipment. We handle the routine maintenance and the chemical logs kept for the facility for permitted neighborhood pools.
- Registered with Health District
- CPO certified technicians
What community facilitiesRequire from a pool company
Pool companies serving permitted aquatic facilities must be registered with the Southern Nevada Health District. Qualified operators hold a national pool operator certification. Our technicians are CPO certified, helping maintain your neighborhood pool and managing the logs kept for the facility.
The high bather load in community pools stresses pumps, filters and heaters. Our technicians monitor equipment during every visit, clearing baskets and checking for leaks. If a pump fails, we send a written estimate so your board can approve the repair before we start work.
The maintenance tasksWe complete on every visit
Keeping a shared facility open takes regular attention depending on your bather volume. Our routine visits cover the physical cleaning, chemical additions and the chemical logs kept for the facility.
- Test water and add routine chemicals
- Log chemical readings for the facility
- Empty skimmer and pump baskets
- Brush walls, steps and the tile line
- Vacuum the pool floor where needed
- Inspect the pump, filter and heater for leaks
How we take overYour neighborhood facility
Transitioning your association route to our team is a structured process. We start with a facility assessment to see if the current equipment supports your neighborhood traffic.
Facility assessment
We inspect your pool surface, equipment pad and current water chemistry.
Scope and proposal
We provide a written outline of the visit frequency, routine tasks and monthly costs.
Account onboarding
We set up your facility logs, assign your technician and establish the service days.
Scheduled service
Your technician arrives on the assigned days to clean, balance the water and record the readings.
Community pool service questions
All QuestionsDo you maintain the required chemical logs?
We test the free chlorine, pH and total alkalinity, and record the results during our scheduled visits. These are the chemical logs kept for the facility, which are required for permitted pools by the Southern Nevada Health District.
Are your technicians certified operators?
Every technician on our commercial routes holds the Certified Pool & Spa Operator certification. Kingfisher pays for this course so our technicians are prepared to care for your neighborhood pool.
How do you handle equipment repairs?
If we notice a leaking pump or failing heater, we submit a written estimate detailing the needed parts and labor. We wait for your board or property manager to approve the work before proceeding.
Request a service quote forYour association pool
Send us your facility details and we will schedule an on-site assessment. We provide a written proposal for your recurring maintenance.