Get Matched With a Redding Pool Pro

Two ways to reach us

Call. Our phone line goes live at launch; until then, the form below is the way to reach us.

Send a request. The form below asks for the basics — what's going on, and where the pool is — and we route it to an independent company covering your area. Weekly cleaning requests go to route companies; pump, motor, filter, heater, and leak requests go to companies that report holding a CSLB D-35 (or C-53) license for pool equipment repair.

Where we match

Redding, Anderson, Shasta Lake, and Palo Cedro — the Redding side of Shasta County, CA. If you're in unincorporated Shasta County near one of those cities, send the request anyway and name the nearest town; coverage there depends on which company runs a route in your direction, and we'll tell you honestly if nobody does. Our service area page has the detail, including which city or county office to contact if a repair ever needs a permit.

What happens next

1. We read your request and pick the independent company whose scope matches it — cleaning route, equipment repair, or leak detection.
2. That company contacts you directly to ask about the pool and quote the job. They set their own prices; we don't mark anything up and homeowners never pay us.
3. You decide. There's no obligation, and if the fit isn't right, tell us and we'll try another company.

Corrections, questions, and privacy requests

Not a service request? Use the same form and choose "Not sure" — tell us in the message box if you're reporting an out-of-date price, a company detail that's changed, a question about a guide, or a request to see or delete information we hold about you under our privacy policy. We read every one.