SUMMARY: Gunite is dry-mix shotcrete. The two terms describe the same category of pneumatically applied concrete, not two different materials. The method you choose affects crew requirements, production speed, material… [Read More]
Shotcrete vs Gunite Pools: What Contractors Need to Know Before Choosing a Method
What a Strong Swimming Pool Construction Business Plan Looks Like in 2026
Summary Most swimming pool construction business plans are still built around market conditions that no longer exist. Knowing where the market is actually moving, and planning around it, is what… [Read More]
What brokers should include in stronger PoolPro submissions
Pool contractor accounts can look straightforward from the outside, but the details matter. A pool service company, pool builder, repair contractor, renovation specialist, plastering contractor, and broader construction operation can… [Read More]
What brokers should review with pool contractor clients before summer risk peaks
May is when pool contractor risk starts changing faster than the paperwork does. That is partly seasonal and partly operational. National Water Safety Month is observed each May as the… [Read More]
Why Pool Contractors Need Specialized Insurance
Picture this: You’ve just unveiled a stunning commercial swimming pool, an infinity masterpiece for a happy client. A week later, legal papers arrive—a guest slipped on your perfectly crafted deck…. [Read More]
Year-Round Insurance Considerations for Pool Equipment Distributors
Summary: Pool equipment distributors carry liability exposure in every quarter, not just during peak season. Understanding how risk shifts across the year is what keeps coverage from falling short when… [Read More]
From Repairs to Remodels: Choosing the Right Pool Insurance for Every Project
SUMMARY ● Pool contractors face different risk levels across repairs, maintenance, remodels, and new builds, and most standard policies don’t account for that. ● The wrong coverage for your project… [Read More]
Five spring risk conversations brokers should have with pool contractors
Spring is when pool risk starts moving For pool businesses, spring is more than a seasonal ramp-up. It is the point in the year when the exposure profile starts to… [Read More]
Why Pool Repair Risk Is Rising as Pool Infrastructure Ages
Summary: The average U.S. pool is decades old, and it’s making repair work harder to predict. Understanding where your current coverage falls short is the first step to protecting what… [Read More]
March is the time to tee up pool contractor submissions for the season ahead
By the time pool season is in full swing, everyone is moving at once—clients, project schedules, and renewals. March is one of the best windows to get pool contractor… [Read More]
