
Angie's Pool & Spa, Inc.
Angie's Pool & Spa, Inc.
Angie's Pool & Spa builds custom in-ground vinyl-liner and fiberglass pools and offers equipment repair and pool renovations. It has served southside Indianapolis and surrounding areas since 1990, and its Greenwood retail store carries pool and spa chemicals and supplies.
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Business Highlights
- The company describes itself as family-run.
- The company identifies its technicians and builders as APSP-certified.
- The company says its combined staff has over 100 years of experience.
Service Area
Greenwood, Franklin, southside Indianapolis and surrounding areas in Indiana.
Active Business Listing
Angie's Pool & Spa, Inc. is one of 12 pool & hot tub companies ProsGrade lists in Indianapolis, Indiana.
12 services listed, including Custom vinyl-liner pools, Fiberglass pools and Pool renovation. Open 7 days a week. 168 reviews.
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How This Business Compares
How Angie's Pool & Spa, Inc. compares with the other 11 pool & hot tub companies on ProsGrade in Indianapolis, using public Google ratings and review counts.
- Has more Google reviews (168) than 10 of the 11 other Indianapolis pool & hot tub companies on ProsGrade.
Services Covered
12 services- Custom vinyl-liner poolsOnly Alpha Pool Products steel walls and Merlin vinyl liners.
- Fiberglass poolsRiver Pools fiberglass models.
- Pool renovationLiner replacements, updated features and full transformations.
- Vinyl liner replacementA range of liner patterns.
- Pool openings and closingsOpenings include cover removal and water balancing.
- Weekly water careWeekly in-ground pool cleanings.
- Pool equipment repairPumps, filters, heaters and automation.
- Hot tub serviceService calls for hot-tub problems.
- Pool cleanupEvery-other-day visits until the pool clears.
- TDS drainingDraining for pools with high TDS levels.
- Spa drain and fillTo restore spa water chemistry.
- Automatic pool cover serviceFor covers that stick, open crookedly or come out of the seam.
Reviews
What customers say
Customers praise the staff's helpfulness and quick explanations about pool-care needs. A pool-build customer praised the installers' attention to detail on a 16-by-32-foot vinyl-lined pool. One customer reported that a quoted liner repair was given a beginning-of-June completion date, but a later visit brought word that the pool walls needed replacement; the customer also said the manager was often unreachable and that the company wrote a check with a deduction.
Customer Reviews
Michael Hunt
Water testing is always done quickly and efficiently and any needs are explained. Staff is extremely helpful and always carries any purchased items, especially chlorine and places in my car.
Pure Soul
Jimmy Mink
T Cardinal
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Angie's Pool & Spa handle a vinyl-liner pool installation?
The process moves from consultation and design to excavation and installation. Finishing includes concrete, a pool cover and a final inspection.
How long do pool installations usually take?
Vinyl-liner installations average 4–6 weeks, depending on weather, permits and custom design. Fiberglass installations are also typically 4–6 weeks, with weather, permits, HOA approvals and inspections affecting the schedule.
Can Angie's Greenwood store test pool water?
The store offers professional water testing using WaterLink Spin Labs; tests run in under 60 seconds.
Does Angie's Pool & Spa offer layaway for store items?
Its layaway program requires 10% down and allows three months to pay off an item. Customers can set their payment schedule, with no minimum payments.
What care does Angie's recommend for fiberglass pools?
Angie's recommends weekly stain and metal control, regular cleaning and water-chemistry management, and avoiding calcium-based shock because it can damage the pool surface.


