When pool water chemistry and circulation break down, it’s not as simple as adding a few gallons of chlorine. Taking a pool from green to clean can require multiple visits and the right combination of chemicals, filtration and time.
Mientras que las piscinas comerciales están diseñadas para un uso constante, las piscinas residenciales con uso intensivo enfrentan desafíos diferentes. Una alta carga de bañistas puede alterar rápidamente la química del agua, dejando a los profesionales de servicio técnico y a los propietarios tratando de mantener el agua segura, clara y balanceada.
As any pool pro knows, dealing with finish breakdowns is inevitable.
There’s mottling and color variation, rough scale from high Calcium Saturation Index, dusting from low CSI or aggressive acids, calcium nodules, scale rings, cracks that leak — the list goes on. Some root causes trace back to water chemistry, while others stem from application, curing or environmental factors. In some cases, design plays a role.
While commercial pools are built for constant traffic, heavily used residential pools face different challenges. Higher bather loads quickly change water chemistry, leaving service pros and homeowners scrambling to keep water safe, clear and balanced.
When most people think of hot tubs, they imagine backyard relaxation or postworkout recovery. But for pool service professionals, hot tubs — particularly portable hot tubs — represent something else: an often-overlooked business opportunity.
The pool industry is known for innovation, hustle and the next big thing, but behind many of today’s thriving businesses are professionals who’ve spent decades laying the groundwork.
Pool service pros are on the front line of the industry. They’re the customer-facing techs who deal with the challenges of creating and maintaining crystal clear, algae-free swimming pools — and at a good price.
The 38th annual Pool Industry Expo will take place Sept. 11–13 at the Monterey Conference Center in Monterey, California.
Skimmer has released nearly 30 new enhancements and features, amplifying the company’s support for the 27,000+ pool and spa service professionals in its network.
Skimmer, a leading provider of software solutions for pool service professionals, announced the launch of The Pool Deck.
CCEI, maker of simple automation systems and pH and ORP controllers, has created online tutorials to make it easy for users to operate CCEI’s Vigipool automation system.
VivoAquatics announced the launch of Blu, the company’s newest innovation in artificial intelligence.