The pool service industry has been caught in a digital tug-of-war for years. On one side, professionals manage the physical reality of the equipment pad—pumps, filters, and chemistry. On the other hand, they juggle a fragmented mess of business tools: spreadsheets for routing, separate apps for water testing, and the constant headache of billing.
In today’s pool industry, growth often comes from saying “yes” — yes to new services, yes to bigger jobs and yes to opportunities that keep revenue flowing year-round.
When Danny Wang first started posting pool projects on Instagram nearly a decade ago, he wasn’t trying to become a social media personality. He was simply documenting his work.
For decades, pool professionals have balanced two competing demands: delivering consistently reliable water quality while managing the realities of time, labor, margins and rising customer expectations. As residential pools become more sophisticated—and homeowners expect faster, simpler, and more predictable outcomes—the industry continues to look for ways to reduce complexity without compromising results.
The future of the connected pool is coming, and it’s more than just a single piece of hardware. Jandy® is preparing to launch a new era of automation that encompasses connected products and software. In this new era, the pool is always ready, always efficient, and always stress-free.
In the pool service industry, relationships matter, but not all of them are meant to last. Every seasoned pool professional has encountered that one customer: the one who questions every invoice, ignores professional advice or creates more risk than reward. At some point, you need to walk away.
In today’s pool renovation market, builders are facing a growing challenge: how to deliver long-term performance in an industry historically built around short-term surface solutions.
En la competitiva industria de piscinas actual, muchos profesionales sienten la presión de decir “sí” a trabajos que van más allá del servicio y reparación tradicionales. Aunque pueda parecer una forma fácil de aumentar los ingresos, salirse del alcance cubierto por tu seguro puede exponer tu negocio a un riesgo financiero significativo si ocurre un reclamo. Comprender qué cubre y qué no cubre tu póliza es fundamental para proteger tu sustento.
Lighting has always been as much about feeling as function. With one change brewing behind the scenes at Pentair Pool, that feeling just got easier for pool pros to deliver.
The operational advantages of stand-alone pH and ORP controllers
In today’s competitive pool industry, many professionals feel pressure to say “yes” to work that stretches beyond traditional pool service and repair. While it may seem like an easy way to increase revenue, going outside your insured scope of work can expose your business to serious financial risk if a claim occurs. Understanding what your insurance policy does and does not cover is critical to protecting your livelihood.
Across North America, the pool industry is entering a new renovation cycle. Millions of residential pools built in the 1980s, ’90s, and early 2000s are reaching the point where interior finishes are no longer cosmetic concerns, but functional ones. Cracking plaster, persistent staining, rough surfaces, and recurring repairs are pushing homeowners to ask an important question: Is there a better long-term solution?