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.
When Tom Gill walked onto the shop floor at Aqua Creek in 2011, he had no idea it would mark the beginning of a long career in the pool industry. His first tasks were building small components for ADA-compliant pool lifts, but it didn’t take long for his talents to be noticed. By 2012, he was promoted to warranty and customer service manager, where, under the mentorship of vice president of sales and marketing Bruce Giffin, he helped transform the department into a reliable, customer-focused team.
Aqua Creek Products announced the launch of its new TruPro Rails & Ladders product line.
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In 2012, faced with the closure of her previous workplace, Marcia Gyles embarked on an expedition from Indiana to Montana with her two young children, seeking a fresh start. While substitute teaching and searching for jobs, she encountered Aqua Creek Products.
After spending 15 years in the hospitality industry, Marley Cunningham reached a crossroads in her career. She realized she was happiest when exercising her creativity, which happened most often in her marketing roles. So, she pivoted.
Pool lifts are designed to lower a seated person in or out of the water, which can be helpful for someone who lacks the mobility to climb a ladder or steps.