In the commercial pool industry, sustainability is often measured in kilowatt hours saved or gallons of water conserved. But for Ryan Scherr of Integrity Pools, the most powerful form of sustainability is longevity. “Reliability, reliability,” Scherr says. “Customers want something that’s going to get in there and last, so they want a quality product.” Efficiency…
When most people talk about sustainability, they reach for buzzwords: solar, offsets, eco-friendly. But for Nilson Silva, owner of Master Touch Outdoor Living, a high-efficiency pool service and construction company in Florida, sustainability isn’t a slogan — it’s a byproduct of doing business better.
For Amanda Annis, sustainability is a principle that’s guided her personally and professionally.
In the world of high-end residential pools, sustainability and efficiency can often be afterthoughts to luxury and aesthetics. However, in a recent project from Texas homebuilder Toll Brothers, Moses Campos and the Claffey Pools team blended sustainability with striking design to create a showcase pool that is as efficient as it is breathtaking.
Infinity Pool Design, located in the high mountain region of Utah and serving customers throughout the Mountain West, embraces sustainability in its pool projects by tailoring solutions to its unique environment and customer needs.
An efficient pool build starts from the ground up. Brennan Warde, owner of ARC Pools based in San Diego, California, aims to provide that for his clients with oversized plumbing and a Jandy equipment set that comes standard with all his pool builds. Both the plumbing and equipment, he believes, make for a hydraulically efficient system.