
HOA & Community Association Pools
Association amenity pools, clubhouse pools, and neighborhood pools managed by boards and community managers.
HOA pool services
Association amenity pools, clubhouse pools, and neighborhood pools managed by boards and community managers.
HOA pool services
Garden-style and mid-rise apartment pools, multiple pools per property, and portfolio service.
Apartment pool services
City, county, parks and recreation, school district, and public agency aquatic facilities.
Government pool services
Resort pools, rooftop pools, cabana pools, and hospitality aquatic amenities on and off the Strip.
Hotel pool services
Gym pools, lap pools, school and university aquatic centers, swim schools, and therapy pools.
Fitness Clubs pool servicesA 50-unit apartment pool sees more swimmers in a weekend than a backyard pool sees in a year. Chlorine demand, filtration, and cleaning frequency are built around that.
Every public pool in Clark County can be inspected without notice and closed on the spot. Our logs, signage checks, and chemistry are kept inspection-ready every visit.
Boards and property managers need documentation, certificates of insurance, and capital planning input, not just a clean pool. We deliver all three.
HOA and community association pools, apartment and multifamily pools, hotel, resort, and casino pools, government and municipal aquatic facilities, school and university pools, fitness club and swim school pools, and therapy pools. Gator Pools does not service residential backyard pools.
Yes. Most accounts are managed through community and property management companies. Gator Pools provides certificates of insurance, W-9s, consolidated billing across portfolios, and monthly reports formatted for board packets.
Yes. Gator Pools handles scheduled maintenance, equipment repair, replaster and renovation, health code compliance, and new construction under one contract, so there is one point of contact for the full life of the pool.
Public pools are open to anyone, such as municipal pools. Semi-public pools serve a defined group, such as HOA members, apartment residents, or hotel guests. Both are regulated by the Southern Nevada Health District in Clark County and must meet the same chemistry, safety, and record-keeping rules.
Site visit, written scope, and itemized pricing for boards, property managers, and facility directors across the Las Vegas valley.