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Daily maintenance and logs forHotel and motel pools
Lodging facilities rely on their pools to attract guests. We use CPO certified technicians, hold Southern Nevada Health District registration and manage the chemical logs kept for the facility.
- Background checked technicians
- CPO certified technicians
What hospitality propertiesDemand from pool services
Hotel pools face heavy sunscreen, body oils and constant use. This high demand calls for regular water testing and chemical additions. We test free chlorine and pH every visit, and check cyanuric acid and calcium hardness monthly.
The CDC notes that hot tubs should not exceed 104°F and need at least 3 ppm free chlorine. We check your spa temperatures, adjust the chemistry and document the results. When equipment breaks, we provide a written estimate and repair the parts once approved.
The regular tasks thatProtect your guests
Hotel pools need regular attention to chemistry and filtration. Our visits cover the physical and chemical needs of your pools and spas.
- Empty skimmers and brush the tile line
- Vacuum debris from the pool floor
- Test chlorine and pH levels
- Document readings in the facility log
- Check the filter pressure gauge
- Inspect the equipment pad for leaks
Getting started withOur commercial service
We evaluate your hotel property to build a service schedule that meets local health requirements.
Facility assessment
We review your pool size, equipment capacity and current chemistry.
Written proposal
We present a schedule detailing the visit frequency and routine costs.
Account onboarding
We assign a CPO certified technician to your hotel and set up the physical logs.
Scheduled service
Our team arrives to clean, test the water and maintain the records.
Hotel pool service questions
All QuestionsAre you registered with the Health District?
Kingfisher is registered as a pool company with the Southern Nevada Health District. This is required for any company servicing permitted aquatic facilities like hotels and motels in our area.
How do you handle spa maintenance?
The CDC states that hot tubs need at least 3 ppm free chlorine and should not exceed 104°F. We test the water, adjust the chemicals and log the readings. We recommend a full drain and refill every three to four months under normal use.
Can you fix a broken variable speed pump?
Our repair technicians service most major brands including Pentair, Hayward and Jandy. We explain what failed and provide a written estimate for the replacement parts before any work begins.
Request an assessment forYour hospitality property
Send us your hotel details to arrange a site visit. We will evaluate your equipment and provide a proposal for routine care.