Pool and hot tub safety

• Walk, don’t run, when on the pool deck or surrounding patio areas to avoid falling and injury.

• Use sunscreen of at least 30 SPF to avoid skin damage and burns.

• Know the water depth before using the pool or jumping into the water. Do not dive into the pool.

• Use a life jacket for anyone unable to swim confidently.

Read more tips about pool safety from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Here are more details about your pool service.

Yes, all access points to the swimming pool should remain closed at all times. This is for the safety of everyone (especially children) who  may be at an increased risk for pool-related accidents. Find out more about your pool service.

Yes, if anyone under the age of 14 is in or near the water, an adult should be present for active supervision. Find out more about your pool service.

We highly advise that at least 1 person present, while the pool is in use, be familiar with CPR. Find out more about your pool service.

Additional pool safety equipment, such as fences, gates, locks, alarms and drain covers, are provided for your safety. Please do not tamper with, modify or disable any of these items, and only use lifesaving equipment in case of emergency. Find out more about your pool service.

Yes, every person on the property should stay away from the drains at all times. Find out more about your pool service.

If you have any kind of emergency, please dial 911 and request help from your local authorities. Find out more about your pool service.

Yes, if your pool is being used by anyone, whether they be friends, family, or children, they should know the basic pool safety rules. Find out more about your pool service.

• Hot tubs should not be heated above 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

• Check the temperature before entering the water.

• Pregnant women and young children should not use the hot tub.

• Consult a physician before using the hot tub if you have a history of heart disease, circulatory problems, diabetes, or blood pressure problems.

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Immediately contact your local Invitation Homes team and we will address the issue. All pools must be enclosed by a secondary fence or backyard perimeter fence. Fences and gates need to remain closed at all times. They should not be propped open, nor should anything be leaned against them that may allow anyone to climb over. Find out more about your pool service.

Yes, if you have an alarm, make sure it is working properly. If it’s not working, replace the batteries. If the alarm does not work after replacing batteries, please submit a service request through the maintenance portal. Find out more about your pool service.

Yes, please stay clear of drains and drain covers to ensure the pool maintains the proper water level. Find out more about your pool service.