Not all heroes wear capes; some come armed with chlorine and a toolbox.
When a commercial pool needs saving after it unexpectedly fails inspection or equipment breaks hours before opening, the difference between a quick fix and a shutdown can depend on the service company maintaining it.
Unlike fine wines, aging commercial pools don’t transition into a better version of themselves — unless owners and operators invest in upgrades, repairs and ADA compliance improvements that reasonably allow people of all abilities to use them.
Known for its affordability and classic, smooth finish, plaster remains a popular choice for commercial pools, from hotels and resorts to apartment complexes, university aquatic centers and municipalities.
Revenue opportunities in the offseason really begin during the season, when pool companies plan with clients and lock in projects before pools close.
Trust is the foundation of any strong professional relationship — built on the expectation that work will be done consistently and clearly.
As demand for innovative, durable and inclusive aquatic play environments grows, AquaWorx USA has positioned itself as a leading manufacturer of U.S.-made water features and filtration systems.
Commercial pool renovations don’t always have to mean extended closures and frustrated customers.
When it comes to commercial pools, interior finishes are more than an aesthetic choice.
In response to the Model Aquatic Health Code, Aquasol developed the Advanced Universal Interlock, a multilayer electrical interlock system that immediately disables chemical feeders when low or no flow is detected in the pool systems.
It goes without saying: Steam rooms in commercial facilities require frequent cleaning to ensure a safe and healthy environment.
VivoAquatics has carved a niche in providing innovative solutions to commercial properties and organizations across the hospitality, fitness and recreation industries as well as for municipalities.
The article “Chemical Feed Safety” in the March/April issue of PoolPro was certainly a good start; however, there are several key chemical feed safety issues I believe can be added.