Pool & Water Feature Services Jobsin TN

Pool technicians clean pools, balance water chemistry, inspect and repair equipment, install new pools and water features, and service pumps, filters, heaters, and automation systems for residential and commercial clients.

Service techs start at $18–$28/hr building a route. Senior techs specializing in equipment repair earn $30–$42/hr. Foremen on new pool construction projects earn $50,000–$75,000 annually.

Pool ownership surged during the pandemic, creating a large installed base requiring ongoing service. Warm-climate states see year-round demand, while the industry overall is stable and growing with luxury outdoor living trends.

The Certified Pool/Spa Operator (CPO) from NSPF is the primary credential. Some states require a contractor license for pool construction. Chemical handling and safety certifications are also valued.

Pool service techs earn $18–$28/hr. Senior techs handling repairs and equipment installation earn $30–$42/hr. Foremen managing construction crews earn $50,000–$75,000 annually.

In northern states, pool work is largely seasonal (April–October). In warm climates like Florida, Texas, and Arizona, pool service is year-round with high demand. Many techs in seasonal areas supplement with related plumbing or HVAC work in winter.