Commercial Pool Service for Denver Metro Facilities
Your pool is not a hobby. It is a licensed, inspected amenity that residents, guests, and members expect to be open, and that a health inspector can walk up to on any given day.
We run commercial and public pool routes across Aurora, Denver, and the surrounding metro. Every visit is logged, timestamped, photographed, and emailed to you. Adam Gore, our owner and lead technician, is a Certified Pool Operator, which means contracting us can satisfy Colorado's requirement that every public and semi-public pool have a certified operator on staff or under contract (5 CCR 1003-5-4.9).
Licensed and insured. Serving the Denver metro since 2016, in business since 2014.
What usually goes wrong before we get the call...
Most facilities do not call us because they want better pool service. They call because something had already gone sideways.
Chlorine drifted out of range on a Saturday and nobody caught it until Monday...
A pump seal failed and the pool sat closed through the busiest weekend of the season...
An inspector asked for the operations record and there wasn't one...
The board, the GM, or the aquatics director is now the person who has to explain it.
Commercial pool work is a documentation and reliability problem more than a cleaning problem. That is how we run it.
What we do on every visit
Every scheduled visit follows the same checklist, performed as needed for the body of water:
1. Clean tiles
2. Brush walls and floor
3. Skim
4. Vacuum
5. Backwash
6. Empty pump baskets
7. Empty skimmer baskets
8. Test water chemistry: chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium, cyanuric acid, plus salt, phosphates, copper, and iron where applicable
9. Balance the water and add chemicals
Beyond the checklist, we are looking at the whole system while we are on site: pump room condition, flow, filter pressure, feeder supply levels, safety equipment, and anything that looks like it is about to fail. If we find something, it goes in the visit notes with a photo rather than turning into a surprise later.
Why commercial pools need more visits than residential pools
A backyard pool serves one family. A 300-unit apartment community, a hotel pool, or a rec center pool absorbs dozens or hundreds of bathers a day, and every one of them brings in body oils, skin cells, sweat, sunscreen, and phosphates that consume chlorine.
Higher bather load means faster chemical demand, faster filter loading, and a much shorter window between "slightly off" and "closed." Colorado also requires public and semi-public facilities to maintain an operations record with at least one manual chemistry reading per day, not just an electronic readout (5 CCR 1003-5-4.9).
*Once-a-week residential-style service does not hold a public pool to standard.
We build frequency around the facility, not around a package name. Considerations we weigh at the site walk:
· Bather load and peak-use patterns
· Number and type of bodies of water, including spas and splash features
· Indoor or outdoor, and whether the pool runs year-round
· Sanitizer and feeder type, and how much unattended capacity it has
· Whether your own staff performs daily readings and logging, or whether you need us to carry more of it
We document & email every visit at no extra charge.
· All chemical readings taken on site
· A checklist of the tasks actually performed, including skimming, vacuuming, brushing, tile cleaning, water chemistry testing, refilling chlorinators, and chemicals added
· Photos of the condition of each body of water after the visit
· A timestamp verifying when service happened
· A notes field for problems found, recommendations, and follow-up items
Over a season this becomes a searchable digital record of how your pool was operated. That matters during an inspection, an insurance question, a health claim, a legal matter, or a board meeting where somebody asks what they are paying for.
All we need is a reliable email contact. Reports can go to more than one recipient, so a property ma
Over a season this becomes a searchable digital record of how your pool was operated. That matters during an inspection, an insurance question, a health claim, a legal matter, or a board meeting where somebody asks what they are paying for.
All we need is a reliable email contact. Reports can go to more than one recipient, so a property manager, a regional supervisor, and a board president can all be on the distribution.
Chemical Supply & Cost Control
Managing Chemical Supply, Handling, & Cost
We buy chemicals as needed and bill them monthly. They are delivered on your regular service visits at no additional delivery charge, so you are not storing a season's worth of product or sending staff out for emergency buckets.
When a product runs low, Skimmer sends you a notice asking for approval to bring more on the next visit. If you would rather not approve every item, we can set an auto-approval limit up to a dollar amount you choose.
Water management, not just chemical dosing
We are trained in water management by a licensed water management expert. The approach targets the contaminants that actually destroy your chlorine, including body oils, skin cells, sweat, urine, and phosphates, instead of simply adding more sanitizer to keep up.
On a high-bather-load commercial pool, that is a real line item. Less chlorine burned means lower chemical spend across the season and more stable water between visits.
Multi-property & Portfolio Accounts
Multiple properties on one account
If you manage more than one property, you get one point of contact, one billing relationship, and one reporting stream, with each body of water documented separately so you can see any single pool on its own.
That includes portfolio scheduling for seasonal work, so openings and closings across your properties are sequenced against your season-open date rather than booked one emergency at a time. See Openings and Closings for the scheduling reality on that.
We are a small, two-person operation, and we say that plainly: we take on the number of properties we can service correctly. Adam previously managed up to 85 pools per day across nine major resorts plus multiple HOA community pools along the Grand Strand in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
For procurement & RFPs
Insurance certificate, W-9, license documentation, and CPO certificate are available on request for bid packages and vendor onboarding. We provide bid documents on request rather than sending them unprompted, so tell us what your package requires and we will assemble it. Start at Request a Bid.
We are a VIVE approved vendor. If your property or portfolio requires additional vetting or prequalification beyond that, we are able and willing to obtain it at the property's expense.
The whole pump room, not just the water
Most of what closes a commercial pool life is in the equipment room. We work on all of it!
What We Service
Pumps
Single speed, 2-speed, VSP, VSF, and SVRS
Filters
Cartridge, sand, and D.E., including sand changes and media upgrades
Heaters
Sanitizer Systems
Raypak/Rheem, Pentair, Hayward, Jandy, Sta-Rite, Coates, in natural gas, propane, & electric
Sanitizer Systems
Sanitizer Systems
In/off-line erosion feeders, cal hypo feeders, liquid chlorine, hydrogen peroxide, ion systems, UV, salt chlorine generators, & biguanide
Salt Systems
Salt Systems
Pentair, Hayward, Jandy, & AutoPilot
Automation
Salt Systems
Pentair EasyTouch, IntelliTouch, IntelliCenter, IntelliChem, Levelor autofill; Jandy RS and AquaLink; Hayward OmniHub and AK110; Polaris
Plumbing
Schedule 40 PVC hard pipe, Schedule 80 where appropriate. We do not use flex PVC or hollow-core drain pipe and fittings
Gas & Electrical
Gas lines and connections, electrical work for pool equipment
& More
& More
Skimmer Replacement, Light Repair & Replacement Including Bulb, LED Panel & Fixture.