United Pools

United Pools is a pool service company in Roswell, Georgia, providing total pool facility management, certified lifeguard staffing, and pool technician staffing. The company manages the complete operation at each facility, covering cleanliness of the pools, chemical balancing, pump room maintenance, and general facility upkeep, and it serves aquatic facilities across the country. United Pools holds a rating of 4.70 from the customers who have reviewed it.

Since 1979, United Pools has grown into one of the oldest and largest pool management companies in the nation, and it created the pool management industry in the Metro Atlanta area. Its experience spans facility management, maintenance, construction, and patron engagement. The company is a leader in American Red Cross trained aquatic lifeguards and National Pool and Spa Foundations trained Certified Pool Operators. Safety is its first concern: team members complete a stringent safety training program before beginning work at any facility, with regular training and safety audits conducted throughout the season, and all team members take part in preseason and mid-season training that includes a team member information booklet, on-site training, all-team meetings, and a lifeguard review test. United Pools also provides customer audit reports and administrative reports, and maintains upgrades in technology, communication equipment, and management tools. Its leadership includes president Sean Legg, chief financial officer Bobbi Fortner, director of operations and sales Brad Nassaur, team training director Hope Adkins, head of construction Bryan Dalton, HR director Jordan Moore, and regional manager Zach Hanshaw.

The corporate office sits on Woodstock Road in Roswell, about 0.2 miles from Leita Thompson Memorial Park and 0.6 miles from Mountain Park School, with Hardscrabble Road about 0.7 miles away.

United Pools has built its reputation over more than four decades in Roswell, pairing a positive customer rating with the trained lifeguards and certified operators that aquatic facilities in and around the city rely on.