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Pool attendant services for residential communities

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What is TPAC?

The Pool Attendant Company places trained pool attendants, monitors, and gate guards at HOA, condo, and hotel pools across six states.

TPAC handles check-ins, safety rounds, policy communication, and digital incident logging — so amenities stay safe, orderly, and welcoming all season. We operate across Texas, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Colorado.

Attendants even skim the water surface daily and test the pool water twice a day — while full chemical maintenance and repairs stay with your pool-service company.

Who we serve

Built for every kind of community.

Master-planned communities

Multi-pool coverage, consistent standards, and one accountable point of contact across every amenity in the development.

High-rise & condominium towers

Controlled amenity-deck access, guest verification, and the professional presence residents and boards expect.

Boutique & new developments

Right-sized staffing for a single pool or a brand-new amenity — with the same training and reporting as our largest accounts.

Hotels & resorts

Guest-facing hospitality and safety coverage that protects both the guest experience and the property’s reputation.

TPAC pool attendant keeping watch over a residential community pool deck during a safety round
On the deck

What a pool attendant does.

Every shift covers the work a community board shouldn’t have to manage.

1

Access verification

Residents and guests checked in at entry, so only authorized people use the amenity.

2

Safety rounds

Property walks roughly every 30 minutes — eyes on the deck, the gate, and the water’s edge.

3

Policy communication

Posted pool rules applied consistently and professionally, defusing conflict before it escalates.

4

Real-time incident logging

Every issue documented digitally as it happens — plus furniture, vendor, and hospitality support.

Know the difference

Attendant vs. lifeguard vs. gate guard.

RolePrimary jobCertified rescuer?Best for
Pool Attendant / MonitorAccess control, safety rounds, policy communication, incident loggingNoHOAs & condos wanting supervision and lower liability
LifeguardActive water rescue & CPR responseYes (lifeguard cert)Pools legally requiring on-duty rescue
Gate GuardEntry/exit security & credential verificationNoGated communities & amenity entrances

The difference between a pool attendant and a lifeguard is liability and role: an attendant manages access and conduct on the deck, while a lifeguard is certified to perform water rescues. Many HOAs choose attendants to control liability and cost while still keeping a staffed, supervised pool.

A pristine, well-maintained HOA community swimming pool staffed by TPAC across six states
Where we work

Staffing pools across six states.

From the Texas Gulf to the Carolinas to the Colorado front range — one accountable partner for every community pool.

6
States served
~30min
Safety-round cadence
100%
Background-checked & insured
24/7
Digital incident logging

TPAC’s accountability model means a board always knows their pool is staffed, supervised, and documented — every round, every shift, all season.

Owner & board portal

Your pool’s whole season, in one live dashboard.

Every community we staff gets a real-time portal — safety-round counts, all-clear rate, logged incidents, inspections, and the proof of service your board can bring to the next meeting.

TPAC customer dashboard showing service coverage with 89 days staffed, 4,242 patrol rounds, a 97 percent all-clear rate, and day-by-day safety-round activity for a community pool
TPAC dashboard detail view: safety-round clear rate, busiest days of the week, which attendants were on deck, and a breakdown of incidents and inspections

Documented, not just promised.

  • Live all-clear rate across every safety round
  • Every incident logged, time-stamped & attributed
  • Amenity inspections and notes for management
  • Direct chat with the attendant on duty
What’s included

Everything covered in every shift.

One predictable scope of work on every property we staff — from a single amenity deck to a master-planned community with a dozen pools.

  • Property walks every 30 minutes
  • Resident & guest check-in at entry
  • Daily surface skim of the water
  • Pool water tested twice daily
  • Umbrellas opened at start, stowed at close
  • Clear communication of policy & expectations
  • Furniture presentation & organization
  • Real-time digital incident reporting
  • Light facility upkeep & restroom tidy
  • Vendor tracking & access verification
  • Active resident hospitality & engagement
Your best season yet

Get staffed in three simple steps.

01Request your proposal
  • Tell us about your property, pools, hours, and season with our quick proposal form.
  • We build a free, itemized proposal around your exact schedule — no guesswork, no obligation.
02Onboarding & setup
  • On signing, we send a W-9 and a Certificate of Insurance naming your community and management company as additional insured.
  • We meet your community representative to capture your specific rules, policies, and expectations — then turn them into an operations manual and online wiki for the on-site team.
  • We finish recruiting and training the staff assigned to your property.
03Service & success
  • From day one, guests get a warm welcome and a clean, organized amenity area — the result of our Half-Hour Quality Round every 30 minutes.
  • Questions and concerns are handled with swift, accurate communication, and every submitted report is auto-forwarded to your community representative.
Live demo · sample community

See what your board sees.

This is the community portal a board gets, running on a sample community called Sapphire Cove. Tap a pool, open a report, sign a proposal. It is sample data and nothing you do is saved.

  • Every pool, every shift. Check-ins and half-hour rounds show up as the attendant files them, pinned to the pool they came from.
  • One report history. Rounds, daily reports, inspections and incidents in one list, searchable by date, pool and attendant.
  • The paperwork, too. Invoices, the season schedule, proposals you sign on screen, and messages with your account manager.
Sapphire Cove, a sample community, seen from above in the portal's 3D view
Sample community — Sapphire Cove. Sample data only.
Common questions

Pool attendant staffing, answered.

What does a pool attendant do?
A pool attendant manages the pool deck — verifying residents and guests at entry, conducting safety rounds (TPAC walks the property roughly every 30 minutes), handling policy communication, organizing furniture, logging incidents in real time, and providing resident hospitality. TPAC attendants also skim the water surface daily, test the pool water twice a day, and deploy umbrellas in the morning and stow them at closing — keeping the amenity safe, clean, and welcoming. Full chemical maintenance and repairs stay with your pool-service company.
Is a pool attendant the same as a lifeguard?
No. A lifeguard is a certified rescuer focused on water safety and liable for active rescue. A pool attendant (or pool monitor) manages access, rules, conduct, and the deck environment but is not a certified lifeguard. Many HOAs choose attendants to control liability and cost while still maintaining a staffed, supervised pool.
Which states does TPAC serve?
TPAC provides pool-attendant and amenity staffing across six states: Texas, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Colorado, with regional coverage in the South, Central, and West.
How much does a pool monitor cost?
Pool-monitor cost depends on hours of coverage, number of pools, season length, and location. Most HOAs pay a per-hour rate per staffed pool; TPAC provides a free, itemized proposal so boards see exact pricing for their schedule before committing.
Who do you staff?
TPAC serves HOAs, condominium associations, and hotels — any community or property with shared pool amenities that needs reliable, accountable on-deck staffing.

Ready for your best season yet?

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