Pool service companies experience smoking hot peaks and quiet valleys throughout the year. Smart operators turn the quieter months into productive ones, offering pool equipment inspections and proactive maintenance services that keep income flowing, customers engaged and technicians on the payroll.
When the calendar flips to a new year and warmer weather inches closer, homeowners anticipate the upcoming fun they’ll have in their now-dormant swimming pools.
At the same time, pool service companies are already taking steps to meet the demand for reopenings. How they deal with this time and staffing crunch depends on the services they provide, the size of their staff and their system management tools. It’s a critical service for customers that begins long before the first signs of spring.
Patio Pleasures announced its transition to an employee stock ownership plan.
Step Into Swim, a nonprofit initiative of the Pool & Hot Tub Alliance dedicated to creating more swimmers through safe swim education, announced a partnership with Foss Swim School.
Angela Moss traded pine trees for palm trees when she and her husband moved from Janesville, Wisconsin, to Corpus Christi, Texas, in 2014. But Moss, who had been working for her parents’ pool and spa business, Nelson’s HomeTowne Recreation, didn’t trade in that experience. Instead, she began working for Certified Pool and Spa as its…