Commercial pool service in Cumming, Georgia

Pools in Cumming

Forsyth County has spent twenty years as one of the fastest-growing counties in the state, and the subdivisions built along GA-400, Highway 20, and the Lake Lanier shoreline show it. Most of them were built with an amenity center: a pool, a clubhouse, tennis or pickleball courts, and a playground. Many run a summer swim team in the Forsyth leagues. A lot of those pools are now fifteen to twenty-five years old, which puts the original pumps, filters, and plaster at or past the end of their first life.

That is the account we know best: a 100- to 400-home HOA with a 25,000- to 60,000-gallon pool, a kiddie pool or splash pad, a volunteer board, and a management company. Newer communities near Halcyon and along Highway 9 have automation-ready equipment pads; older ones off Bethelview and Castleberry often need the electrical and plumbing brought up to date before a controller goes in. We have done both.

What the season looks like here

Cumming pools open on or just before Memorial Day and close after Labor Day, with a growing number of communities keeping the pool open into October or year-round. The two local complications are pollen and swim team. Yellow pine pollen in April loads a filter fast, so a pool that sat covered all winter needs its filter serviced before the water is balanced. Swim-team practice starts in early June and runs every weekday morning; the water has to be right at 6 am, and a Saturday meet can put more swimmers in the pool in three hours than a normal week does.

Inspections in Forsyth County

Forsyth County Environmental Health inspects seasonal pools at least once a season and year-round pools twice a year, under Georgia DPH Chapter 511-3-5. The inspector will test the water on the spot, check the daily log, ask for the trained-operator certificate, and walk the safety equipment. Because we are based here, a Forsyth inspection question gets answered by someone who can be at the pool the same afternoon.

What we service in Cumming

HOA and community amenity pools, apartment and townhome community pools along GA-400 and Highway 20, and the pools at clubs and facilities around the lake. Every one gets PoolCop automation and a place in PoolSense Intelligence, so the chemistry is held between visits and a pump failure is known within minutes.