Every Pool Service We Offer in San Jose, CA
One team for every pool job in San Jose — from gunite & shotcrete pool construction to commercial pool construction & service.
San Jose Pool Pros handles residential and commercial pool projects across San Jose and the South Bay. From gunite & shotcrete pool construction to commercial pool construction & service, every service below is handled by our own team and backed by our workmanship guarantee.
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Our Pool Services in San Jose, CA
Gunite & Shotcrete Pool Construction
Gunite and shotcrete pool construction is how nearly every custom pool in the South Bay gets built, because it is the only method that shapes itself to the lot instead of forcing the lot to accept a mold. We tie a steel rebar cage, pneumatically place the shell, wet-cure it properly, and engineer it against a real soils report before any of that happens.
Fiberglass Pool Installation
Fiberglass pool installation puts a finished, factory-molded shell in your yard and has it swimming in two to three weeks instead of three months. In the South Bay it carries one advantage that matters more here than almost anywhere: a crane can set a shell over the roof of the house, which turns a genuinely unbuildable narrow-access lot into a buildable one.
Pool Remodeling & Renovation
Pool remodeling keeps the expensive part of your pool — the shell — and replaces everything you actually look at and touch. Santa Clara Valley is full of pools that went in during the orchard-to-subdivision decades and have not been meaningfully updated since, and a great many of those shells are structurally fine while every finish and every piece of equipment attached to them is forty years past its service life.
Pool Resurfacing & Replastering
Pool resurfacing replaces the interior finish once it has worn out, which every plaster surface eventually does — it is a wear layer with a service life, not a permanent part of the pool. Somewhere between twelve and twenty years it goes chalky, then rough underfoot, then it etches into small craters that hold dirt no brush will reach and stains no acid wash will lift.
Pebble & Quartz Pool Finishes
Pebble and quartz pool finishes are the upgrade worth making if you are already paying for a chip-out, because the labor is identical and only the material cost changes. Standard white plaster is the budget interior and behaves like one, going chalky and blotchy inside a decade, while a quartz or pebble finish will still look deliberate at fifteen or twenty years.
Waterline Tile & Coping
Waterline tile and coping are the trim on the entire pool, and they are the first two things a guest, a buyer, or an appraiser looks at. In a market where a pool gets scrutinized carefully during escrow, that is not a cosmetic point.
Pool Decking & Hardscape
Pool decking is where you actually spend the day, and on a South Bay lot it is usually the element that decides whether the finished yard feels generous or cramped. There is rarely enough space, so getting the layout right is a design problem before it is a construction one and we spend real time on it — circulation around the pool, how big the useful lounging area genuinely is once furniture is on it, where the sun lands at four in the afternoon, and how the deck meets the house and the side yard.
Spa & Hot Tub Installation
Spa and hot tub installation gets more use per dollar than almost anything else we build in the South Bay, because our winters are mild and wet rather than genuinely cold and a spa is comfortable on a fifty-degree evening when the pool plainly is not. On a small Santa Clara County lot, a spa-only build is a completely legitimate project rather than a consolation prize, and we do a lot of them.
Water Features & Waterfalls
Pool water features and waterfalls are what make a small backyard feel like a destination instead of a patio with water in it. In the South Bay they earn their cost twice over, because moving water masks traffic noise — a real consideration on a lot near the 280, the 880, or an arterial, and something buyers notice without being able to name it.
LED Pool Lighting
LED pool lighting costs a fraction of the old incandescent fixtures to run, lasts years longer, and looks dramatically better, which is an unusually clean upgrade. In the Bay Area it matters more than in a hot climate, because for a good part of the year the pool is a lit water feature you look at from the kitchen window rather than something you swim in, and color changes that experience completely.
Pool Automation & Controls
Pool automation turns a pool from something you administer into something you own. A modern controller runs the variable-speed pump on a schedule, fires the heater, drives valve actuators between pool and spa, sequences the lighting, runs the water features, monitors temperature, and exposes all of it to your phone and in most cases to the smart-home platform you already use.
Pool Heaters & Heat Pumps
Pool heaters change the maths in San Jose more than in almost any other California market. Unheated, a South Bay pool is genuinely comfortable for maybe ten to twelve weeks a year; heated, it is comfortable for six or seven months, because our shoulder seasons are long, mild, and sunny and the only thing standing between a beautiful April afternoon and actually swimming is about eight degrees of water temperature.
Variable-Speed Pumps & Filtration
Variable-speed pumps and filtration are where most of the running cost of a pool actually lives. The pump is usually the largest single electrical load on a house that has one, and on time-of-use rates an old single-speed motor grinding away through the afternoon peak is an expensive piece of equipment to keep out of nostalgia.
Saltwater Chlorination Systems
Saltwater chlorination does not give you a chlorine-free pool, and any company that implies otherwise is either confused or selling. What a salt system does is manufacture chlorine on site, continuously, by passing lightly salted water across a coated titanium cell — which means no jugs of liquid chlorine in the garage, far steadier sanitiser levels than hand-dosing ever achieves, and water that genuinely feels softer on skin, eyes, and swimsuits.
Pool Plumbing & Repiping
Pool plumbing problems masquerade as equipment problems constantly, and a surprising share of the calls we get about a failing pump, heater, or filter turn out to be a restriction in the pipe rather than a fault in the appliance. Poor circulation, a pump that cavitates and loses prime, a heater that keeps tripping on low flow, a filter that never seems to actually clean, a spa that takes forever to reach temperature — all of these are frequently plumbing, and replacing the appliance fixes nothing except your bank balance.
Pool Leak Detection & Repair
Pool leak detection in Santa Clara County is worth doing quickly for a reason that goes well beyond the water bill: saturated adobe clay under a slab, a deck, or a house foundation is an expensive structural problem, and a slow underground pool leak is one of the more reliable ways to create one. A pool losing an inch a day is also losing chemicals and heat continuously and running your auto-fill constantly, so the cost compounds in several directions at once.
Weekly Pool Cleaning & Service
Weekly pool cleaning and service in the South Bay has a specific seasonal rhythm, and good service works with it rather than running the same checklist all year. Spring brings a heavy oak and pine pollen load and the green tint that catches new pool owners off guard every April; summer brings heat, heavy bather load, and rapid chlorine burn-off; and the wet season brings runoff, leaf drop from the mature trees this area is full of, and long stretches where an unattended pool goes from clear to swamp in about ten days because nobody has looked at it since October.
Pool Safety Covers & Fencing
Pool safety covers and fencing are not optional extras in California, and it is much better to understand the rules during design than during your final inspection. The Swimming Pool Safety Act requires new and remodeled residential pools to carry at least two approved drowning-prevention safety features, drawn from a defined list that includes an enclosing barrier meeting specified height and gap requirements, removable mesh fencing, an approved safety cover, exit alarms on doors that open directly onto the pool area, self-closing and self-latching devices on those doors, and pool alarms.
Pool Demolition & Removal
Pool demolition and removal comes up in Santa Clara County for a reason you rarely hear elsewhere: land value. A backyard pool occupies a footprint that, on a great many South Bay lots, is now the only place an accessory dwelling unit could physically go, and California's ADU rules have turned that from a hypothetical into a live financial calculation for a lot of homeowners.
Commercial Pool Construction & Service
Commercial pool construction and service in California is a different discipline from residential work, and the difference arrives carrying a clipboard. A hotel pool, a corporate campus amenity, an apartment or HOA pool, a swim school, or a health club spa has to satisfy turnover-rate requirements, VGB-compliant anti-entrapment drain covers, a working and readable flow meter, an automated chemical controller with recording, an ADA-compliant means of entry, and the barrier, depth-marking, and signage package that Santa Clara County environmental health will actually inspect.
What each of our services covers in San Jose
Open any service to see exactly what is included before you call.
Gunite & Shotcrete Pool Construction
Gunite and shotcrete pool construction is how nearly every custom pool in the South Bay gets built, because it is the only method that shapes itself to the lot instead of forcing the lot to accept a mold. We tie a steel rebar cage, pneumatically place the shell, wet-cure it properly, and engineer it against a real soils report before any of that happens. That engineering is not a formality in Santa Clara County.
- gunite pool construction
- shotcrete pool shell
- custom inground pool design
- steel rebar cage and bond beam
- narrow access pool construction
- hillside pool construction
- tanning ledge and Baja shelf
- spa spillover pools
- lap pools and plunge pools
- vanishing edge pools
- 3D pool design
- engineered shells for expansive clay
Fiberglass Pool Installation
Fiberglass pool installation puts a finished, factory-molded shell in your yard and has it swimming in two to three weeks instead of three months.
In the South Bay it carries one advantage that matters more here than almost anywhere: a crane can set a shell over the roof of the house, which turns a genuinely unbuildable narrow-access lot into a buildable one. That single fact is why we install more fiberglass in older Santa Clara County neighborhoods than the statewide averages would suggest.
- fiberglass pool installation
- one-piece fiberglass pool shell
- fiberglass pool cost
- small yard fiberglass pools
- fiberglass plunge pools
- crane set over the house
- gel coat repair and refinishing
- fiberglass pool with tanning ledge
- backfill and bedding
- fiberglass vs gunite
- fiberglass spa combo
- fiberglass pool resurfacing
Pool Remodeling & Renovation
Pool remodeling keeps the expensive part of your pool — the shell — and replaces everything you actually look at and touch.
Santa Clara Valley is full of pools that went in during the orchard-to-subdivision decades and have not been meaningfully updated since, and a great many of those shells are structurally fine while every finish and every piece of equipment attached to them is forty years past its service life.
A typical remodel here means a new pebble or quartz interior, new waterline tile, new coping, a resurfaced or rebuilt deck, and an equipment pad dragged forward from a screaming single-speed pump to variable-speed equipment, a modern filter, LED lighting, and automation you can run from your phone.
- pool renovation
- pool remodel cost
- pool makeover
- raised bond beam and spa addition
- tanning ledge retrofit
- waterline tile replacement
- coping replacement
- deck resurfacing and expansion
- pool modernization
- equipment pad upgrade
- converting a diving pool
- 1960s and 1970s pool renovation
Pool Resurfacing & Replastering
Pool resurfacing replaces the interior finish once it has worn out, which every plaster surface eventually does — it is a wear layer with a service life, not a permanent part of the pool.
Somewhere between twelve and twenty years it goes chalky, then rough underfoot, then it etches into small craters that hold dirt no brush will reach and stains no acid wash will lift. When you find yourself scrubbing the same patch every week and losing, the finish is telling you it is done.
- pool resurfacing
- pool replastering
- white plaster resurfacing
- pool interior finish replacement
- plaster chip-out and prep
- bond coat and scratch coat
- acid start-up vs bicarb start-up
- spot etching and mottling repair
- rough plaster repair
- pool surface delamination
- resurfacing cost
- spa resurfacing
Pebble & Quartz Pool Finishes
Pebble and quartz pool finishes are the upgrade worth making if you are already paying for a chip-out, because the labor is identical and only the material cost changes.
Standard white plaster is the budget interior and behaves like one, going chalky and blotchy inside a decade, while a quartz or pebble finish will still look deliberate at fifteen or twenty years.
Polished quartz blends hard quartz aggregate into the cement matrix to produce a denser, less porous, more stain-resistant surface that holds its color far longer than plain marcite.
- PebbleTec pool finish
- pebble aggregate interior
- polished pebble finish
- quartz pool plaster
- colored quartz aggregate
- mini pebble finish
- glass bead pool finish
- pebble finish cost
- pebble vs plaster durability
- pool interior color selection
- exposed aggregate pool surface
- stain-resistant pool finishes
Waterline Tile & Coping
Waterline tile and coping are the trim on the entire pool, and they are the first two things a guest, a buyer, or an appraiser looks at. In a market where a pool gets scrutinized carefully during escrow, that is not a cosmetic point.
Tile takes the abuse in any pool: the waterline is where body oils, sunscreen, and dissolved minerals collect and deposit, and once calcium has etched into the glaze itself, cleaning stops working and replacement becomes the honest answer rather than the upsell.
- waterline tile replacement
- glass pool tile
- porcelain and ceramic pool tile
- mosaic tile borders
- travertine coping
- cantilever concrete coping
- bullnose brick coping
- pool tile calcium removal
- bead blasting pool tile
- coping repair and re-setting
- spa tile and spillway tile
- tile and coping cost
Pool Decking & Hardscape
Pool decking is where you actually spend the day, and on a South Bay lot it is usually the element that decides whether the finished yard feels generous or cramped.
There is rarely enough space, so getting the layout right is a design problem before it is a construction one and we spend real time on it — circulation around the pool, how big the useful lounging area genuinely is once furniture is on it, where the sun lands at four in the afternoon, and how the deck meets the house and the side yard.
A pool with a beautiful finish and a badly proportioned deck is a project people quietly regret.
- pool deck installation
- travertine pool deck
- porcelain paver deck
- stamped concrete pool deck
- board-formed concrete
- deck resurfacing and overlays
- expansion joint repair
- pool deck drainage
- retaining walls and seat walls
- outdoor kitchens and fire pits
- permeable paving
- deck crack repair
Spa & Hot Tub Installation
Spa and hot tub installation gets more use per dollar than almost anything else we build in the South Bay, because our winters are mild and wet rather than genuinely cold and a spa is comfortable on a fifty-degree evening when the pool plainly is not.
On a small Santa Clara County lot, a spa-only build is a completely legitimate project rather than a consolation prize, and we do a lot of them.
We build integrated gunite spas that spill into the pool, raised spas faced in stacked stone or porcelain with sheer descents, standalone spas set on a properly poured pad with the electrical and equipotential bonding done to code, and swim spas for people who want lap exercise in a footprint that actually fits a Sunnyvale backyard.
- gunite spa installation
- attached spa with spillover
- raised spa construction
- standalone hot tub installation
- spa jets and blowers
- spa heater installation
- swim spa installation
- spa electrical and bonding
- spa retrofit on existing pool
- spa resurfacing
- cold plunge installation
- spa cost
Water Features & Waterfalls
Pool water features and waterfalls are what make a small backyard feel like a destination instead of a patio with water in it.
In the South Bay they earn their cost twice over, because moving water masks traffic noise — a real consideration on a lot near the 280, the 880, or an arterial, and something buyers notice without being able to name it.
We build sheer descents that drop a clean unbroken sheet off a raised wall, scuppers and spillways set into stacked-stone or porcelain-faced bond beams, natural rock waterfalls and grottos, bubblers on a tanning ledge, deck jets, laminar jets with LED cores that throw a solid arc of lit water, rain curtains, and fire-and-water bowls for people who want the whole production.
- pool waterfall construction
- rock waterfall and grotto
- sheer descent waterfall
- scupper and spillway water features
- bubblers and deck jets
- laminar jets
- rain curtain water feature
- spa spillover
- vanishing edge water effect
- water feature pump sizing
- waterfall repair and re-plumbing
- fire and water bowls
LED Pool Lighting
LED pool lighting costs a fraction of the old incandescent fixtures to run, lasts years longer, and looks dramatically better, which is an unusually clean upgrade.
In the Bay Area it matters more than in a hot climate, because for a good part of the year the pool is a lit water feature you look at from the kitchen window rather than something you swim in, and color changes that experience completely.
A single 300-watt incandescent replaced with a modern LED is often the cheapest visible improvement available to an older pool.
- LED pool light installation
- color-changing pool lights
- pool light replacement
- fiber optic to LED conversion
- nicheless LED lights
- spa and step lighting
- underwater light niche repair
- landscape and deck lighting
- GFCI and pool light bonding
- pool light leak repair
- waterfall and feature lighting
- pool light cost
Pool Automation & Controls
Pool automation turns a pool from something you administer into something you own.
A modern controller runs the variable-speed pump on a schedule, fires the heater, drives valve actuators between pool and spa, sequences the lighting, runs the water features, monitors temperature, and exposes all of it to your phone and in most cases to the smart-home platform you already use.
This being the South Bay, the automation conversation usually starts from a higher baseline than it does elsewhere, and people are reasonably irritated when the pool is the last dumb appliance on the property.
- pool automation installation
- Pentair and Hayward control systems
- smartphone pool control
- automated chemical controllers
- ORP and pH controllers
- variable-speed pump scheduling
- time-of-use rate scheduling
- automated valve actuators
- spa remote control
- automation retrofit on old equipment
- smart home pool integration
- automation troubleshooting
Pool Heaters & Heat Pumps
Pool heaters change the maths in San Jose more than in almost any other California market.
Unheated, a South Bay pool is genuinely comfortable for maybe ten to twelve weeks a year; heated, it is comfortable for six or seven months, because our shoulder seasons are long, mild, and sunny and the only thing standing between a beautiful April afternoon and actually swimming is about eight degrees of water temperature.
That specific gap is what makes a heat pump an unusually good fit in this climate.
- pool heater installation
- natural gas pool heater
- pool heat pump installation
- spa heater replacement
- heater sizing BTU calculation
- pool heater repair
- heat exchanger and thermal regulator repair
- heater venting and gas line sizing
- electric heat pump pool heating
- heat pump vs gas heater
- heater efficiency upgrade
- pool heater cost
Variable-Speed Pumps & Filtration
Variable-speed pumps and filtration are where most of the running cost of a pool actually lives. The pump is usually the largest single electrical load on a house that has one, and on time-of-use rates an old single-speed motor grinding away through the afternoon peak is an expensive piece of equipment to keep out of nostalgia. California's appliance efficiency standards were written with precisely this in mind, and single-speed replacement pumps no longer meet them.
- variable-speed pool pump installation
- single-speed pump replacement
- cartridge filter installation
- DE filter installation and repair
- sand filter media replacement
- pool pump repair
- pump motor and seal replacement
- filter cleaning and element replacement
- plumbing and manifold upgrades
- turnover rate and flow calculation
- Title 20 pool pump compliance
- pump noise reduction
Saltwater Chlorination Systems
Saltwater chlorination does not give you a chlorine-free pool, and any company that implies otherwise is either confused or selling.
What a salt system does is manufacture chlorine on site, continuously, by passing lightly salted water across a coated titanium cell — which means no jugs of liquid chlorine in the garage, far steadier sanitiser levels than hand-dosing ever achieves, and water that genuinely feels softer on skin, eyes, and swimsuits.
That softness is why most of our conversions happen, usually because a child or an adult in the household reacts badly to the shock-and-drift pattern of manually dosed chlorine.
- saltwater pool conversion
- salt chlorine generator installation
- salt cell replacement
- salt system repair
- chlorine to salt conversion cost
- salt cell cleaning
- saltwater pool maintenance
- salt level and stabilizer balance
- corrosion protection for salt pools
- sacrificial zinc anode
- salt pool for sensitive skin
- salt system troubleshooting
Pool Plumbing & Repiping
Pool plumbing problems masquerade as equipment problems constantly, and a surprising share of the calls we get about a failing pump, heater, or filter turn out to be a restriction in the pipe rather than a fault in the appliance.
Poor circulation, a pump that cavitates and loses prime, a heater that keeps tripping on low flow, a filter that never seems to actually clean, a spa that takes forever to reach temperature — all of these are frequently plumbing, and replacing the appliance fixes nothing except your bank balance. Older South Bay pools are especially prone to it.
- pool plumbing repair
- pool repiping
- underground pipe replacement
- equipment pad re-plumb
- suction and return line replacement
- skimmer line repair
- main drain plumbing
- valve and actuator replacement
- flow restriction diagnosis
- upsizing undersized pool plumbing
- spa loop plumbing
- plumbing under decking
Pool Leak Detection & Repair
Pool leak detection in Santa Clara County is worth doing quickly for a reason that goes well beyond the water bill: saturated adobe clay under a slab, a deck, or a house foundation is an expensive structural problem, and a slow underground pool leak is one of the more reliable ways to create one.
A pool losing an inch a day is also losing chemicals and heat continuously and running your auto-fill constantly, so the cost compounds in several directions at once.
We start by confirming there is a leak at all, using a bucket test, because ordinary summer evaporation accounts for more suspected leaks than anything else and nobody should pay for detection they do not need.
- pool leak detection
- electronic leak detection
- pressure testing pool plumbing
- dye testing pool shell
- skimmer leak repair
- main drain leak repair
- return line and plumbing repair
- underground pipe repair
- pool light niche leak
- structural crack repair
- spa leak detection
- soil movement crack repair
Weekly Pool Cleaning & Service
Weekly pool cleaning and service in the South Bay has a specific seasonal rhythm, and good service works with it rather than running the same checklist all year.
Spring brings a heavy oak and pine pollen load and the green tint that catches new pool owners off guard every April; summer brings heat, heavy bather load, and rapid chlorine burn-off; and the wet season brings runoff, leaf drop from the mature trees this area is full of, and long stretches where an unattended pool goes from clear to swamp in about ten days because nobody has looked at it since October.
Our weekly visit covers brushing walls, steps, and benches, netting and vacuuming, emptying skimmer and pump baskets, checking filter pressure against the clean baseline, inspecting the equipment pad for leaks and noise, and balancing chemistry against real test results — free and combined chlorine, pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness, cyanuric acid, and the saturation index, not a dip strip and a shrug.
- weekly pool service
- pool cleaning service
- chemical balancing service
- filter cleaning service
- green pool cleanup and recovery
- algae treatment
- pool vacuuming and brushing
- skimmer and pump basket service
- salt cell inspection
- phosphate and stabilizer management
- one-time pool cleaning
- vacation pool service
Pool Safety Covers & Fencing
Pool safety covers and fencing are not optional extras in California, and it is much better to understand the rules during design than during your final inspection.
The Swimming Pool Safety Act requires new and remodeled residential pools to carry at least two approved drowning-prevention safety features, drawn from a defined list that includes an enclosing barrier meeting specified height and gap requirements, removable mesh fencing, an approved safety cover, exit alarms on doors that open directly onto the pool area, self-closing and self-latching devices on those doors, and pool alarms.
We install every option on that list and, more usefully, we help you pick the combination that matches how your household actually uses the yard.
- automatic pool safety cover
- removable mesh pool fence
- glass pool fencing
- wrought iron pool fence
- self-closing self-latching gates
- pool safety barrier code compliance
- Swimming Pool Safety Act compliance
- pool alarms and door alarms
- solar cover and reel
- cover track and motor repair
- child safety barriers
- evaporation control covers
Pool Demolition & Removal
Pool demolition and removal comes up in Santa Clara County for a reason you rarely hear elsewhere: land value.
A backyard pool occupies a footprint that, on a great many South Bay lots, is now the only place an accessory dwelling unit could physically go, and California's ADU rules have turned that from a hypothetical into a live financial calculation for a lot of homeowners.
Add the ordinary reasons — a structurally failing shell that would cost more to save than to remove, a rental property where the liability and insurance outweigh the amenity, an inherited 1968 diving pool nobody wants, or simply a family that would rather have lawn — and removal becomes a legitimate answer rather than a defeat.
- swimming pool removal
- pool demolition cost
- partial pool fill-in
- full pool removal and excavation
- pool backfill and compaction
- engineered fill and soils report
- removing a diving pool
- spa demolition
- concrete and rebar disposal
- yard restoration after pool removal
- pool removal permits
- ADU site preparation
Commercial Pool Construction & Service
Commercial pool construction and service in California is a different discipline from residential work, and the difference arrives carrying a clipboard.
A hotel pool, a corporate campus amenity, an apartment or HOA pool, a swim school, or a health club spa has to satisfy turnover-rate requirements, VGB-compliant anti-entrapment drain covers, a working and readable flow meter, an automated chemical controller with recording, an ADA-compliant means of entry, and the barrier, depth-marking, and signage package that Santa Clara County environmental health will actually inspect.
Miss any single item and the amenity gets posted closed, invariably at the worst possible moment for the property.
- commercial pool construction
- hotel and corporate campus pools
- apartment and condo community pools
- HOA pool maintenance contracts
- health club and swim school pools
- commercial pool remodeling
- commercial pool code compliance
- VGB anti-entrapment drain covers
- turnover rate and flow meter requirements
- ADA pool lifts and accessible entry
- automated chemical controllers
- municipal and recreation center pools
What San Jose property owners ask us
Which pool services does San Jose Pool Pros handle?
Everything listed on this page, residential and commercial, across San Jose and the South Bay. Work is done by our own crews rather than handed to whoever is cheapest that week, which is the only way the workmanship warranty means anything.
Can I combine more than one service in a single job?
Yes, and it is usually cheaper. Bundling pool work into one mobilization saves setup, disposal and travel, and it means one crew, one schedule and one written free estimate instead of three contractors blaming each other.
Do you give free estimates for every service?
Every one. We come out, measure, look at the real condition of the work area, and put an itemized free estimate in writing with materials and scope spelled out. No charge, no deposit, and no obligation to book.
What San Jose Customers Say
Our side gate is 34 inches wide and two other builders walked away from the job. These guys measured it, planned a mini excavator and a conveyor, and built the pool anyway. The 3D model was accurate down to the bench.
Replaced a 1990s single speed pump and reprogrammed the whole system to run overnight on our rate plan. The pad is quiet now and the bill difference showed up in one cycle. They explained the schedule instead of just installing it.
Full remodel on a pool from the seventies. Pebble interior, porcelain paver deck, new coping. They found a cracked skimmer during demolition and showed it to me before repairing it rather than burying it under new plaster.
Heat pump for the pool and a small gas heater for the spa, which is what they recommended after I asked for one big gas unit for both. Swim season went from about ten weeks to most of the year and the running cost is not close.
Nos explicaron todo con calma y en español, y el presupuesto no cambió ni un dólar. El acabado de piedra quedó precioso y la cuadrilla dejó el patio limpio cada día.
Hillside lot with a vanishing edge, which meant retaining walls, a surge tank and a lot of engineering. They handled the soils report and the plan check and the edge is dead level. Not cheap, and worth it.
Service Areas
San Jose Pool Pros serves San Jose, CA and surrounding communities including: