Find a licensed pool company — and know what it costs before you call.
An independent directory of pool service companies that shows what Google Maps and the big lead sites don't: who's actually licensed, published prices, the towns they serve, and whether they can fit you in this season.
What every listing shows
License verified
County license number and status, checked against the official public lookup — with the date we last checked.
Starting prices
Published prices for openings, closings, weekly service and common repairs. If a company doesn't publish prices, we say so.
Services offered
Openings and closings, weekly service, liner replacement, heaters and heat pumps, salt systems, leak detection, safety covers, new builds.
Towns served
The actual towns each company covers, so you only call the ones that come to you.
Booking & availability
Online booking, early-bird windows, whether they're taking new weekly clients, and emergency service.
Equipment & pool types
Inground or above-ground, vinyl or gunite, and the equipment brands they service — Pentair, Hayward, Jandy, Raypak and more.
Why this exists
Every spring the same thing happens: pool companies' schedules fill up, prices are hard to find, and there's no easy way to check whether the company you're about to hire is licensed. The big directories list hundreds of companies but show no prices and no license information. We're fixing that, one region at a time — starting with Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Regions
Jersey Shore
Monmouth County · Ocean County
Hudson Valley & Westchester
Orange · Dutchess · Westchester
Fairfield County, CT
Greenwich to Danbury