The 34th annual conference will forgo last year’s Atlanta location for sunny San Diego, Feb. 8 -10. Those attending can...
After the pandemic forced the annual event to shut down its in-person gathering in 2021 and then led to a substantial reduction in numbers last year, organizers hope for a welcome return to normalcy.
There is no one-size-fits-all business model for building and installing swimming pools.
The event celebrates some of the pool industry’s brightest stars and most exciting products.
PoolPro has compiled the best events, seminars and booths for service professionals to visit at the PSP.
Tracy Bond, owner of Great Valley Pool Service in Frazer, Pennsylvania, pragmatically shares the benefits and drawbacks of paying per job and paying per hour, explaining that, while paying per job seems to create more incentive for techs to maximize their time, hourly pay tends to produce better-quality work.
Earlier this year, the pool service industry saw has seen widespread cost increases for things like chemicals, labor and, especially, gas for service vehicles. These increases have strained operating expenses for many in the business.
As we move toward something resembling normality, we are honored to share a few of the many stories of people in the pool industry who are still rebuilding the lives they almost lost, or coping with the absence of loved ones that they did lose.
Plunge pools are finding a home in the U.S. market with customers who want to get swimming as fast as possible.
Here are just four of the many Latino standouts who are using their stories and skills to better the pool industry.
Workforce development may well be the biggest challenge facing the pool industry today.
May is National Water Safety Month, but seasoned pool pros know reviewing chemical storage practices all year long is crucial...
