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Preferred Pool Company Partners
Builds, remodels, equipment repair, and routine service. Select your market to see the pool companies who serve it.
Why work with a vetted pool company
Pool builds and major remodels are significant investments, and workmanship varies widely. Partnering with established, well-reviewed companies helps ensure the job is done right, on time, and to code — protecting the homeowner's investment and your reputation as their trusted advisor.
Pools also show up in transactions more often than most agents expect. A buyer wants an existing pool inspected. A seller needs equipment repaired before photos. A listing needs resurfacing quoted so a buyer can price the work. Having someone reliable to call is worth more than the referral itself.
Worth knowing in a transaction
A pool is a disclosure item. The seller's disclosure notice asks about the pool, its equipment, and safety features. Encourage sellers to answer accurately and to gather what they know about age, resurfacing history, equipment replacement, and any prior leaks.
A general home inspection usually excludes the pool. Pools and spas are typically a separate inspection or a specialty referral. Likewise, pool equipment is rarely covered by a standard home warranty without an optional add-on. And pools can affect homeowners insurance — carriers often ask about barriers and diving boards, and some adjust liability requirements accordingly.
Texas does not issue a statewide license for residential pool construction, so verifying general liability insurance, workers' compensation coverage, local permitting, and recent references matters more here than in the licensed trades.
Find a pool company in your market
Choose a Texas region to see the companies who serve it. Companies covering the entire state appear under every region.
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Blue Lagoon Pools of Texas
Scott Rawson
Greater HoustonServesGreater Houston — Kingwood, Humble, Atascocita
Office: 281-359-7946
Web: bluelagoonpoolsoftexas.com

Cody Pools
Pool Builder
Greater HoustonServesGreater Houston
Office: 281-746-6129
Email: homeoffice.doubleelf@gmail.com
Web: houston.codypools.com

Eastex Pools
Builds, Remodels & More
Greater HoustonServesGreater Houston — Houston, Kingwood
Office: 888-923-7665
Email: info@eastexpools.com
Web: eastexpools.com

Nelson Pools
Pool Company
Greater HoustonServesGreater Houston — Kingwood, Humble, Conroe, The Woodlands
Office: 832-412-4768
Web: nelsonpools.com
No pool companies listed for this region yet
We're actively building our partner network here. If you work with a pool builder or service company in this market who does good work and shows up when they say they will, we'd like to hear about them.
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Preferred partner positions are limited by category and by region. We look for quality workmanship, general liability and workers' compensation coverage, proper permitting, responsiveness on transaction timelines, and a willingness to support our agents through education.
How our agents use this list
A preferred partner list is only useful if it changes what you actually do on Monday.
Get a quote during the option period
If a pool inspection turns up resurfacing or equipment issues, a real number beats a guess when your buyer is deciding whether to ask for a credit.
Verify insurance and permits
Texas doesn't license residential pool builders at the state level. Ask for proof of general liability and workers' comp, and confirm the work will be permitted.
Give clients options
Provide more than one name and let your client compare bids. It's better service, and it keeps you clear of any suggestion that a particular contractor is required.
Frequently asked questions
Do these companies handle builds, remodels, and repairs?
Yes. The partners listed offer a range of services including new pool construction, remodels and resurfacing, equipment repair, and routine cleaning and maintenance, depending on the company. The service tags on each card show what that company focuses on.
Is a pool covered by a standard home inspection?
Usually not. Pools and spas are typically excluded from a general home inspection and require a separate pool inspection or a specialty referral. If your buyer is purchasing a home with a pool, budget for that separate inspection during the option period.
Is pool equipment covered by a home warranty?
Not under most base plans. Pool and spa equipment is generally an optional add-on to a residential service contract. If a pool is part of the purchase, confirm whether the warranty being provided includes that coverage.
Does a pool affect homeowners insurance?
It can. Carriers commonly ask about pools, barriers, and features like diving boards or slides, and some adjust liability requirements or premiums accordingly. It's worth having your client raise it with their insurance agent while shopping coverage.
Does a pool add value to a home?
A well-maintained pool can enhance a home's appeal in the right market and climate, though its effect on resale value varies considerably by neighborhood, price point, and buyer preferences. It is not a dollar-for-dollar return on cost, and an aging or poorly maintained pool can work against a listing.
How long does a new pool build take?
Timelines vary with design, permitting, and weather, but most new builds take several weeks to a few months from contract to completion. Permitting and inspection schedules vary by municipality.
Are pool builders licensed in Texas?
Texas does not issue a statewide license specifically for residential pool construction, though local permitting requirements apply and certain trades involved in a build, such as electrical work, are separately licensed. Because there's no single state credential to check, verifying general liability insurance, workers' compensation coverage, permitting, and recent references matters.
Do I have to use a preferred pool company?
No. These companies are provided as a convenience only. Homeowners are always free to choose their own contractor, and comparable services are available from other providers. No one is required to use any partner listed here.
Does a partner pay to be listed here?
No. No partner listed on this page has paid any fee, or provided anything of value, in exchange for placement or referral. Inclusion is based on working relationships with our agents, not on payment.
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