Commercial & HOA Pool Service in Los Angeles

Commercial pool service in Los Angeles follows a stricter rulebook than backyard care, and our commercial and HOA pool service is built around it. We clean, test and document pools and spas at HOAs, apartment and condo buildings, hotels and gyms across LA County, and every visit leaves a written record your manager can show an inspector.

Pool Cleaning Los Angeles is owner-operated, licensed and insured. Our owner services your property personally, so boards and managers deal with one accountable person for cleaning, chemistry and equipment.

What's Included in Commercial Pool Service

• Scheduled cleaning. Skimming, brushing, vacuuming, tile line cleaning and basket service on a schedule sized to how many people swim.
• Chemistry to state minimums. Free chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium hardness and stabilizer tested and adjusted to California's public pool requirements.
• Log entries. Our readings, chemicals added and equipment notes written into your log, plus a photo and readings by text to the manager.
• Equipment checks. Filter pressure, flow, pump, heater, chemical feeders and timers checked every visit.
• Drain cover check. Federal law has required anti-entrapment drain covers at public pools and spas since December 19, 2008, so we report any cover that is missing or damaged. (Source: CPSC)
• Repairs. Pumps, motors, filters, heaters, lights and automation fixed through our pool equipment repair service.

What LA County and California Expect of Shared Pools

In LA County, any pool on the grounds of a hotel, motel, inn, apartment complex or any residential setting other than a single-family home counts as a public pool. (Source: LA County Public Health) County inspectors oversee about 3,200 public pools, including those at hotels and health clubs, plus about 12,000 pools and spas at apartment and condo buildings with 5 or more units. (Source: LA County Public Health)

California's Title 22 requires operators to test disinfectant and pH at least once a day and keep a written daily log. (Source: Cal. Code of Regs. Title 22, 65523) Pools must hold at least 1.0 ppm free chlorine, or 2.0 ppm with stabilizer, and public spas at least 3.0 ppm, with 10.0 ppm as the maximum. (Source: Cal. Code of Regs. Title 22, 65529)

The daily test stays with your on-site operator. Our visits add a full test panel, log entries and the corrections the numbers call for.

Signs You Need Better Commercial Pool Service

• Gaps or guesswork in the daily log, especially on weekends.
• Residents or guests complaining about red eyes, a chemical smell or cloudy water.
• Inspection notes about chemistry, clarity or equipment.
• A spa that reads low on sanitizer after busy evenings.

Busy pools build chloramines fast, and the CDC reports that most city, county and state health departments cap combined chlorine at 0.4 ppm. (Source: CDC) Spas carry the most risk: in CDC data for 2015 to 2019, hotels and resorts were linked to 34% of treated recreational water outbreaks, and 70% of those involved hot tubs. (Source: CDC MMWR)

Our Commercial Pool Service Process

1. Site reviewWe walk the pool, spa and equipment room with your manager and read recent logs and inspection notes.
2. Set the scheduleVisit frequency matches use, from weekly for a quiet building to several times a week for a busy hotel or HOA pool.
3. Clean, test and correctEach visit covers cleaning, a full chemistry panel and adjustments to state minimums for every pool and spa.
4. DocumentReadings, chemicals added and equipment notes go in your log, and the manager gets the photo and readings by text.
5. Flag and fixEquipment problems come with a clear recommendation, and approved repairs are handled by us.

Commercial Pool Service Options Compared

Pools with a spa can add our spa and hot tub cleaning for scheduled drains and refills.

What Affects the Cost of Commercial Pool Service

• Bodies of water. A pool plus a spa or wading pool is separate work.
• Visit frequency. Driven by bather load, hours and whether a spa is present.
• Size and volume. Larger pools need more cleaning time and chemicals.
• Equipment. Chemical feeders, heaters and automation add checks.
• Reporting. Board reports or a management company's log format.

Our full range of residential and commercial services is on the Pool Cleaning Los Angeles homepage. For a site walk and a free quote on commercial pool service in Los Angeles, call (877) 720-8124.

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