Horizontal cracking in your swimming pool around the top edge or in the tile line can point to beam shear, which occurs when the patio pushes against the top beam of the gunite pool resulting in a horizontal crack. The Read More …
We encounter pools in our service area that don’t meet the minimum size and slope requirements for a diving board. If one is present we always alert the homeowner to the safety implications, and we also decline to work on Read More …
If your water is cloudy, green or has lost it’s sparkle, it may be time for a sand change. This clears up your cloudy water issues almost instantly!
We recently had a service job where we needed a new board for a Raypak Heater – we had all the codes and a photo of the old board. In our search for a new one we could only find Read More …
Many people wonder what the purpose of the expansion joint is on a swimming pool. The expansion joint is between the pool coping and the patio, and it’s job is just that, to allow for expansion and shifting of the Read More …
When purchasing chemicals and pool supplies, we always suggest purchasing from a pool supplier. That way you know that the supply chain got you the best product possible, with the fewest impurities and will protect your pool and your equipment! Read More …
We just had some salt cells requiring maintenance. Pentair has owners manuals and troubleshooting guides on their website, here are a couple for quick reference!
We have a swimming pool owner with community water that runs very high in pH. The pool has an automatic filling system on it, so as the pool gets low, water is added. As you can guess, this results in Read More …