Contact Pool Construction and Service
To contact Pool Construction and Service, email hello@poolconstructionandservice.com. Email is the only way to reach us: we do not list a phone number or an office address.
How to Contact Pool Construction and Service
Write to hello@poolconstructionandservice.com. One inbox handles every kind of message, so a clear subject line helps us route it. We reply by email.
Which Subject Line to Use
- Quote request The fastest route is the quote form. If you prefer email, include your ZIP code, the work you need (new pool, remodel, repair or service) and your timeline.
- Question For general pool questions, check the pool construction FAQ first. If it does not answer you, email us.
- Concern Problems with a pool company we introduced. Our report a concern page lists what to include and where else to report it.
- Correction A number, rule or link on our site that looks wrong. Send the page URL, the sentence and your source. Our editorial standards explain what happens next.
- Privacy request Access, deletion or opt-out requests. See the privacy policy and do not sell or share page.
- Pool pro Pool builders and service companies can read For Pool Pros and email us with their company name, license number and service area.
- Data or press Questions about our pool research or reuse of our data. Our tables are free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 with attribution.
What Happens After You Email
- We read and route itQuote requests go to matching, corrections to the editorial team, concerns and privacy requests to the people who handle them.
- We may ask for moreFor a concern or a correction we may ask for documents, a license number or the source you are relying on.
- We reply by emailWe tell you what we did: a match made, a page corrected, a company paused while we look into a concern, or why we made no change.
If you write about a pool company, include its name and, if you have it, its license number. That lets us find the right record quickly.
What We Cannot Help With
We are not a contractor, so we cannot send a crew, inspect a pool, settle a contract dispute or refund a deposit. We do not hold customer money. For a dispute with a licensed contractor, your state licensing board or consumer protection office is the place to go, and report a concern links to them.