Commercial · Pump rooms
Commercial Pump Room Remodels
New plumbing, pool pumps, pool filters and layout for HOA, apartment and hotel pump rooms, planned with your management team and permitted through the Health District.
- Since 2002Serving the Las Vegas Valley
- Free estimatesKnow the plan before work begins
- Licensed A-10 #75244Nevada contractor license
Why remodel
When a pump room needs more than a repair
- Leaks & old plumbingFailing valves, manifolds and patched pipe replaced.
- Pool pumps & pool filtersRight-sized equipment for the pool's flow.
- Energy useVariable-speed pool pumps, with a free energy audit.
- Health District approvalEquipment that isn't functionally identical needs SNHD approval.
- Service accessA layout your service team can actually work .
- Chemical feedRoom for controllers and feeders.
Permits
What the Health District requires
These points come from the Southern Nevada Health District's Non-Substantial Alteration (remodel) page.
| Work | What SNHD says |
|---|---|
| Replacing equipment | Replacing equipment with equipment that is not functionally identical needs a non-substantial alteration application. |
| Variable-speed pool pumps | A properly installed flow meter is required. |
| New DE pool filters | A sump pit is required. |
| Automated controllers & skimmers | All replacements require a non-substantial alteration. |
| Starting work | Work must not begin until written approval is granted. |
| Who applies | A Nevada-registered engineer or architect, or a contractor with an A-10 license. |
Source: SNHD Non-Substantial Alteration (Remodel). Fresh & Clear holds.
Recent pump room work
Real commercial jobs
How it works
Assess, plan, permit, build
Assessment
We look at the pump room, equipment and flow.
Plan & permit
Scope and timing with your management team; SNHD application filed.
Build & start-up
Work starts after written approval; equipment started and checked.
Questions
Pump room questions
Do pump room changes need Health District approval?
Often. SNHD requires a non-substantial alteration for equipment that isn't functionally identical, controller and skimmer replacements, and more. We tell you up front.
Can the pool stay open during the work?
It depends on the scope. SNHD does not allow an aquatic venue to operate after remodel work has started until written approval is granted, so we plan timing with you.
Do you offer an energy audit?
Yes. We offer a free energy audit for commercial pool pumps.
Free assessment
Plan your pump room upgrade
Email us to set up an assessment of your pump room.
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