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Greater Houston Pool Management provides professional swimming pool repair services tailored specifically for commercial facilities. From hotels and resorts to apartment complexes and community pools, we understand the demands of high-use aquatic environments and the importance of keeping them safe, clean, and operational. Our skilled technicians are trained to diagnose and repair a wide range of issues, including plumbing leaks, pump and filtration malfunctions, surface cracks, tile damage, and more.

We take a proactive, code-compliant approach to repairs—ensuring all work meets Texas State Health Code requirements and industry best practices. Using high-quality materials and proven techniques, we deliver durable solutions that restore performance and prevent future issues. Whether it’s an emergency fix or a planned upgrade, our team works quickly and efficiently to minimize disruption to your facility.

Keep your pool running safely and efficiently with Greater Houston Pool Management’s expert repair services—fast, reliable solutions that fix the problem the first time and minimize downtime for your commercial facility.

Our commercial clients trust us not only for our technical expertise but also for our responsive service and commitment to quality. With detailed repair reporting, transparent communication, and a focus on long-term reliability, Greater Houston Pool Management helps protect your investment and keeps your aquatic facility running smoothly—season after season.

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Our benefits

Fast, reliable solutions that fix the problem the first time and minimize downtime for your commercial facility.

  • We respond quickly to repair needs, minimizing downtime and helping your facility stay open and operational.
  • We understand the specific needs of commercial pools, including compliance with Texas health codes, high-traffic usage, and system complexity.
  • We keep you informed with detailed repair reports and clear timelines, so you’re never left guessing about the status of your pool.

We handle a wide range of repairs including leak detections, pump and filter issues, broken plumbing, tile and coping damage, surface cracks, and equipment malfunctions. Whether it’s mechanical, electrical, structural, or cosmetic, our team can get your pool back in working order quickly and professionally.

Yes. All repairs performed by GHPM follow Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) guidelines and local code requirements to ensure your pool remains safe, functional, and legally compliant.

We prioritize commercial repair calls and strive for fast turnaround times. Our team can often respond within 24–48 hours, depending on the urgency and scope of the repair. Emergency services are also available to minimize downtime for your facility.

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How Lifeguard Training Works

Ready to get certified? Here’s how it works!

If you’ve never been a lifeguard before (or your certification has expired), you’ll sign up for the Lifeguard Certification course. This class will teach you everything you need to know and certify you in Lifeguarding, CPR/AED, First Aid, and Blood-borne Pathogens through the American Red Cross. You just need to be at least 15 years old by the last day of the course.

If you’re already certified but your certification is expiring soon, you’ll take the Lifeguard Recertification course instead. This keeps your certifications current in the same areas, Lifeguarding, CPR/AED, First Aid, and Blood-borne Pathogens, so you can keep working without any gaps.

Just click the course that fits you, fill out the registration form, and pick a date that works with your schedule!

Register today to get lifeguard certified!
Lifeguard Certification Registration Form
Lifeguard Recertification Registration Form

Lifeguard Training Prerequisites:

  • Swimming prerequisites completed in the first few hours of class, including a swim-tread-swim sequence and a timed object retrieval test
  • American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Book, CPR resuscitation mask, and official certification provided by GHPM upon successful completion
  • Small 5–10 minute breaks throughout the day
  • Bring your own lunch, snacks, and drinks — students can’t leave to buy food
  • Come prepared with a swimsuit, towels, goggles, swim cap, extra clothes (including a sweatshirt), and a pen/notebook for notes
  • Certificate link emailed from the American Red Cross about three weeks after completing the class

Lifeguard Training Class Requirements

Please review all information before signing up.

  • Must be 15 years old by the last day of class to register — be sure to choose a class that meets the age requirement
  • Bring proof of age to the first day of class (Driver's License/Permit with birth date, State ID, Passport, Birth Certificate, or School Transcript with birth date)
  • Class confirmation is secured by paying with a credit card at the time of registration — talk to your parents before starting the registration process
  • Students must attend every class date listed for the session registered
  • Students must arrive 10 minutes early before each scheduled class
  • Non-GHPM employees may register but will pay an additional fee
How old do I need to be to take the lifeguard training class?

You must be at least 15 years old by the last day of the class you register for. Be sure to choose a class date that meets this requirement.

Bring proof of age (Driver’s License/Permit, State ID, Passport, Birth Certificate, or School Transcript with birth date), a swimsuit, towels, goggles, a swim cap if needed, extra clothes (including a sweatshirt, since rooms can be cool), a pen or pencil, a notebook, and food and drinks for the day.

If you’ve never had an American Red Cross Lifeguard certification, or yours has expired, sign up for the Lifeguard Certification course. If your current certification is still valid but expiring soon, sign up for the Lifeguard Recertification course instead to keep your certifications current without any gaps.

Your American Red Cross Lifeguard certification is valid for two years from the date you complete the course.

If you’re unable to pass the prerequisites, you can practice and return to another class at no additional charge. If you choose to request a refund instead, you’ll receive 75% of the amount paid, with a 25% administrative fee deducted.