We have a nice junior Olympic pool. It was used last night as aback drop with flowers and some…read morewater fountains for the luau! Always clean well kept!

I have been with BMB pools for almost a year and I love their services. Recently we got a new…read moretechnician and I am extremely happy with Ed V. He is great and I love his work. I hope I don't get a new service tech! He is doing a great job and I couldn't be happier with his service.

We are so very grateful to have found BMB pools! Where do I start?…read moreWe bought a house with a pool; our first time owning a pool. We hired a pool guy who didn't know what he was doing and ended up REALLY ruining our pool water. When we were scrambling around town trying to figure out why algae was growing at a very rapid rate, we were directed by Leslie's Pool Supply to go check out Action Pool Supply in Temecula to see if they could help us drain the pool. When we showed up to Action, we met Bradley the owner of Action and BMB and we are SO HAPPY we did. Brad helped us drain our pool, scrub the walls and start fresh and now our weekly visits are done by Eric who is PHENOMENAL. He always answers all our questions, goes above and beyond and knows what he's doing. For how small our pool is, it seems to be a tough one to maintain in this heat. We could not be more grateful for all the help and work that BMB has done for us to get our pool in great working order! Hire these guys, you won't be disappointed!

Excellent customer service is what you get from Dave Hobbs. Dave was very responsive to my emails,…read moreand was able to figure out what equipment I needed from the photos I sent him. He was very prompt on installation day and his work was exceptional. I can tell that Dave looks out for his customer, as he was always trying to save me a buck. I plan to replace the remaining old equipment in the near future and Hobbs's Pools will definitely be the one I call.

I am a licensed Landscape Contractor and has worked along side of David on a recent project. I…read morenoticed that David is driven for getting the details of the job right. He gets the job done right and sticks with the job until its done, the home owner made comment to me that "David is very good at building pools." It was an honor to meet him and to work together on a recent project. No mistake if you hire Hobbs Pools. Rick Water Saving Landscapes C-27 CSLB # 1006144 www.WSLcalifornia.com (951)400-5171

Had the pleasure of meeting Eduardo today. We just moved into the area and he was able to service…read moreour pool that same day. Our pool needed immediate care and he was able to thoroughly clean and change the filter. It's nice to move into the area and have such a wonderful care. I highly recommend giving Eduardo a call for any of your pool services. And thank you again Eduardo! We'll definitely be seeing you soon.

Good luck on this company, it only took him many days to respond he is booked up. Made me wait days…read morefor couple words, Nice business.? NOT.... If you booked up, why put your company on yelp to be open. I never went to them. They picked on my request. All for nothing. I'm glad I never had chance with this company, I didn't hire him & he is so slow. I can imagine him trying to clean my pool. Good luck on anyone with this guy

The pool so dirty, the pump or the drainer not working, lots of dirty stuff inside the pool. (Like…read moredead skins). Need to fix the pump.

At this particular location.... Is it possible to have staff walk around and put equipment back…read morewhen certain members refuse to do it for whatever reason? Instead we get swap market memorabilia auctions at the entrance that I can't believe corporate allows this. The entrance is cluttered with garage sale items and if I wanted the swap market I would go to a swap market. There are members that bring in cardboard boxes with them into the gym weight area one lady had what looked like tomatoes and or produce and others bring in boxes and a 12 pack of eggs into the weight area. Why is there a 12 pack of eggs sitting on the ground in the artificial turf area lmao This LA fitness is good if you want to bring in a bag or even multiple bags with you no matter the size and even your own equipment inside your large bags because the staff here doesn't walk around and enforce any rules. You also can bring in your own outside trainer or be an outside trainer here and have multiple clients and sit on the equipment your client isn't using. If you like to take equipment away from its designated area or assigned spot it's ok too you don't have to return it. You can leave medicine balls, slam balls, dumb bells anywhere you want. You will never see the front desk employees return anything back and occasionally you will see a cleaner put something back but that is very rare. At this location you can put aerobic step platforms anywhere you want and leave them there in the middle of the walk way.... It's definitely ok. You are also allowed to put the sanitary wipes the gym provides and stick them everywhere. Stuff them inside the cable areas every where it's ok here. Any recommendations to current management or what could be considered a complaint and or a report of some sort of violation of their rules probably will not get looked into unless it's someone video recording and they will say something about that which is good. You still have the same members doing the same thing manipulating many different stuff and leaving that stuff anywhere they want.

As far as swim schools go for my son, I can only compare Floaties (@3yrs) to SD swim school…read more(@5yrs). He also had a swim instructor as part of summer school, but that wasn't a swim school. I'm doing my review from my son's new-to-swimming/basic swimmer perspective. Classes that teach more advanced swimmers may be different. SD Swim has certified American Red Cross instructors who presumably use that methodology for instruction (though it isn't specifically stated on their site). Floaties instructors use the Floaties Way, which they're all trained in. SD Swim takes place at Mt Carmel High School's swim facilities, which have the typical chlorinated pool common to most homes and public swim areas. Floaties has their own locations that use heated salt water pools. For SD Swim, I like that each class has an instructor *and* a lifeguard in the water watching the group no matter how big/small. Some groups had six children, some had two. My 5yr old was the only one in his class because the other groups were filled, but he still had a lifeguard watching him while he was being taught. Safety is clearly important here. The instructor taught my son to float on his back (which he was somewhat familiar with from Floaties). Then he was taught to float for a bit on his belly before rolling onto his back again. This was a new technique that made a lot of sense when I saw it. If you accidentally fell into the water and weren't a good swimmer, you can hopefully roll yourself onto your back and breathe. Or if you don't have stamina, you might swim on your belly for a bit before rolling to your back...and back and forth. The instructor was also trying to get my son to sort of swim on his side with one cheek out of the water...in a kind of pre-freestyle position. He didn't quite get it, but I could see where it was going. Facilities-wise, there are about five or six spray showers against the wall to the side of the bathrooms. There are also three stalls adjacent that you/your child can change in. The stalls are only covered with thin plastic tarps that have rips in them (at least, as of this review). A small wind means you could be getting a face full of plastic stuck to you if you're not wary. Or you could be giving someone an eyeful if you really want to change there. Getting my son into the women's bathroom stall to change was a chore, and I realize that some parents don't want their girls seeing penis, which would certainly happen with my squirrelly son. Some doors on the larger outdoor stalls would be a convenience. If you know your kiddo is fine with water on his/head, and you don't mind the regular pool (chlorine), then I recommend SD Swim. Their instruction and focus on safety is admirable. Floaties has the heated salt water pool that I mentioned before. They start beginners off by slowly dribbling water over the child's head and distracting them with a variety of toys floating and hiding in various areas around their pool. It's possible that several classes will be dedicated to overcoming a child's fear of water this way. I'm not sure how SD Swim does it so I can't compare. Lastly, price. SD Swim is not as expensive as Floaties for the same number of classes. This might also figure in to your decision.

My daughter has been in the small groups if just two kids for 3 sessions now. That's 3 weeks total…read more Great experience so far. We've had different instructors each week, but they all are using the same method which is to teach the kids how to float on their backs, the swim on their backs and eventually swim on their front. This is to yeah them to be water safe from the get go. My daughter has learned so much in such a short period of time. I'm very impressed with how sweet and encouraging they are with the kids. She's almost 4 and they are full of praise for her efforts and high fives. We love the week long sessions for 5 days in a row. That's about what we can handle right now. She's exceeded my expectations and I'm thrilled with our experience.

Don't look any further for a pool contractor! Pool Doctor installed a pool, spa, water feature,…read moreand pool cover in our backyard. Others said it couldn't be done! Boy were they wrong! It is even better than we imagined and we couldn't be happier with the final product! Don and Trevor were both easy to work with and coordinated everything, including all the subcontractors. This made our project run exceptionally smooth. Don's knowledge and experience was evident during our first meeting. He was much more knowledgeable about pools than the other contractors we had met. We were sold on Pool Doctor on the spot! Don also recommended a contractor who installed a 70 feet retaining wall, concrete, artificial turf, and an outdoor kitchen . If you are having a pool installed or having any pool work done, be sure to reach out to the Pool Doctor.

I recently did a pool renovation with this company and I am happy with how my pool turned out. I…read morewill start with the positives. If you want a pebble tec product there are only two authorized installers and this company uses Sol Pacific. I liked that Don's quote was fairly priced and he didn't try to push anything I didn't need. The quote I got from Gardner was almost double and included a lot of unnecessary work. The crew mistakenly installed expired mastic around the edge of my pool and Trevor owned it and replaced it without me asking which I really appreciated. Overall I was not blown away with Don's customer service. In the planning process I was referred to one single website to pick the tile. I didn't particularly like any of their options and asked if there was another company they could refer me to and got something like "not really they all went out of business". Within 15 minutes of searching I found another pool tile company. I asked if he had heard of it and he said he could get those tiles as well. I was told all the samples would be brought before I left on vacation, but Don delivered the last sample after I left so I had pick my tile based on texted pictures so as to not hold up the project. Trevor went and purchased tile grout without asking me my color preference which I found very bizarre. They were willing to exchange it. I never got any materials showing the different pebble sheen colors so I picked my color from a brochure provided by another company. Trevor asked for the final payment the morning my finish was going in. I said the works not done yet. They said ok then just mail it. I said "aren't you going to come inspect the final product?" and got back we don't have problems with Sol Pacific. Ok great, but then why hire you if they are checking their own work and how about that mistake with the expired mastic that happened just last week? They did come back after I asked, but I was disappointed I had to ask. If you pay for their start up they would naturally come back, but I prefer my pool man to own the water and felt penalized for that.