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.
I really enjoy learning about the commercial side of the pool service industry. It’s probably the area I know the least about, partly because the scope is so vast. A commercial account could be anything from a waterpark or resort to a splash pad or small HOA pool.
Pool Nation, a leader in promoting education and professionalism in the pool service industry, will host the Heritage Boot Camp in McKinney, Texas, March 1-2.
Pool Nation, a leader in promoting education and professionalism in the pool service industry, announced Hayward Holding, Inc. as its newest visionary partner.
Pool Brain is pleased to announce an enterprise agreement with National Pool Partners that will allow them to operate all of NPP’s branches nationwide.
Shortages, factory fires and record-breaking freezes. Only a few years ago, these were the realities throughout the pool service industry — all while demand for new pools increased during the pandemic.
After almost two years of utter COVID chaos in the world, it’s time to look beyond the pandemic toward the future for the pool service industry. “Pool service is pretty resilient, no matter the conditions,” says David Hawes, president and CEO of H&H Pools in Dublin, California. Growth, he adds, is inevitable over the next…