Commercial Pool Service
For HOA boards, property managers and hotel operators. Get matched with an independent local pro who services community and commercial pools.
Free matching with independent local pool pros across Florida.
Who this page is for
Most of this site speaks to homeowners. This page is for the people responsible for pools that many residents or guests share:
- HOA and condo associations
- Apartment communities
- Hotels and short-term rental properties
- Clubhouses and fitness centers
The process is the same: you send one request with the property details, and Dominion Pool Pros passes it to an independent pool professional who handles commercial work in that area. The pro, not Dominion Pool Pros, provides the service and handles the contract with your property.
What community pools usually need
- More frequent visits than a home pool, often several per week in busy months
- Chemistry testing and a written log at every visit
- Larger commercial pumps, filters and chemical feeders
- Attention to safety equipment, gates, signage and drain covers
- Fast response when a pool must close for water quality or equipment problems
- Clear reporting to the board or management company
A note on regulation
In Florida, public swimming pools are generally regulated by the Florida Department of Health under Chapter 514 of the Florida Statutes and its related rules. Many pools at condos, HOAs, apartments and hotels fall into this category, which means operating permits, routine inspections and required records. Some small private community pools may be treated differently.
Dominion Pool Pros does not give regulatory advice. Confirm what applies with your local health department, and ask any pro you consider about their commercial pool experience. Before work begins, confirm that the pro you hire holds the Florida license your job requires.
Questions to ask when comparing commercial pool pros
- How many visits per week, and on which days?
- Match the schedule to your busiest days and seasons.
- What is in each visit?
- Chemistry, cleaning, equipment checks, safety checks and logs.
- Are chemicals included?
- And how are unusual treatments billed?
- How do you report to us?
- Visit logs, photos and alerts when something needs a decision.
- What is your response time for problems?
- Especially for water quality issues that close the pool.
- Who handles repairs?
- In house, or referred to others, and how are they approved?
- What insurance do you carry?
- Ask for certificates your management company requires.
What affects commercial pool service cost
- Number and size of pools, spas and water features
- Visit frequency and seasonal changes
- Bather load and hours of operation
- Equipment and chemical feed systems
- Chemicals included or billed separately
- Reporting and record-keeping requirements
We do not publish prices. Ask each pro to quote the same written scope.
Commercial pool questions
How do I find commercial pool service near me?
Send a request with the property's city, the type of property, the number of pools and spas, and what you need, such as regular service, repairs or a second opinion on your current provider. Dominion Pool Pros passes it to an independent local pro who services commercial pools in that area.
How much does commercial pool service cost?
It depends on the number and size of pools and spas, how many visits per week the property needs, bather load, equipment, whether chemicals are included and the record-keeping required. Ask each pro to quote the same scope so bids compare fairly.
How is a commercial pool different from a home pool?
Community, apartment and hotel pools usually see many more swimmers, need more frequent chemistry checks and have larger equipment. In Florida, public pools, which can include pools at condos, HOAs, apartments and hotels, are generally regulated by the Florida Department of Health, which means permits, inspections and records.
Can a pro help us prepare for a health department inspection?
Many commercial pool pros help keep chemistry logs, safety equipment and signage in order and can flag items that commonly come up in inspections. Ask about their experience with the regulations that apply to your property. Responsibility for compliance stays with the property.
Related services
- Pool Water Testing and Chemical BalancingGet matched with a local pro to test and balance chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium, stabilizer and salt so water stays clear and gentle on surfaces.
- Weekly Pool ServiceGet matched with a local pro for a recurring weekly visit that covers chemistry, skimming, brushing, baskets and a quick equipment check.
- Pool Safety Fences and CoversFind a local pro to install removable mesh safety fencing, self-closing gates or safety covers around your pool.
- Pool Inspections for Home BuyersConnect with a local pro who can inspect a pool and its equipment before you buy a home, so you know what you are taking on.
Request commercial pool service in these Florida areas
Requests are matched with independent pros in six Florida metro areas. Availability depends on local pro coverage.
Managing a community pool?
Tell us the property's city, type and number of pools. We will pass your request to an independent local pro who services commercial pools.
Dominion Pool Pros is a free referral service. We connect Florida homeowners with independent local pool professionals and do not perform any pool or spa work ourselves.