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No state license for this trade. New Hampshire doesn't license or register pool cleaningbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every pool cleaning business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
Highlights
- Pool leak repair — November 2022 customer reported detection and repair within half an hour
- Seasonal pool care — November 2022 customer described returning for openings and closings
- Pool cleanliness — August 2025 reviewer said the pool stayed filthy all summer
- Staff conduct — August 2025 reviewer complained about rude staff
Sterling Pool & Patio’s own website focuses on commercial pools: management and maintenance for property managers and HOA communities in New Hampshire. Based in Hooksett, the business also uses the name Sterling Pool Services and advertises leak detection, plastering and resurfacing, and seasonal openings and closings. It claims more than 55 years of commercial-pool expertise, dating back to 1970, lists Certified Pool Operator certification and offers free estimates. The customer accounts describe very different experiences. In a November 2022 Google review, one customer said Sterling found and repaired a substantial pool leak within half an hour. The same customer described having the filtration system automated and managed remotely, and using the company for spring openings and fall closings. They said that having someone else take care of the pool made it enjoyable again. An August 2025 Google reviewer complained about the worker servicing Bas Island Estates, calling the staff rude and saying the pool had remained filthy all summer. That reviewer would not recommend the company. Google shows a three-star average from four ratings.
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