Inground Pool, need a Rebuild, Concrete Bottom, Steel Sides = Big Issues
asking for a friend, and they are open to work with Qualified Vendors and Contractors : preferably Local - near Chicago area
Hi to everyone,
First of all, thanx for accepting me in your community and congratulations for the work you do helping and sharing knowledge.
My story is the following: I have a water games in a park and to automate the water PH and ORP levels we have
I am looking at getting a new vacuum system for a fairly large city pool. I am leaning toward a Jet Max Turbo, any thoughts on this? I see by the specs that it can be used manually as well as automatically. I was wondering if anyone had used one o
Read more…I just have to praise and share my excitement about PoolRx. I am not in any way a distributor, just another pool pro using this awesome device and I am amazed. Everything I have heard about this handy gadget is so true. The guys at my store where I g
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Recently I have experienced what appears to be white sand in some of the salt pools I look after. It is dense like sand. This year is the first time I have had an issue. I thought maybe construction near by but there doesn't appear to be any in cl
Read more…I just finished doing an electrical install for a new in-ground pool. The pool had a single LED light. It was just a "through the wall" light. I would call it a "no niche" light but the light, Pal 2T2, actually says "wet niche" on the body of the lig
Read more…We have a customer who is having problems with water hardness. She plastered her pool over a year ago and her water hardness has gone from 450 to 580 in approximately 3 months. She is convinced that it is the new plaster. The water at the tap is 80pp
Read more…If you were to develop or invent a product that increases the efficiency or productivity of someone servicing pools....what would be your potential number of customers? I was thinking about designing a carrying case that a poolboy could carry everyth
Read more…I have got a customer that just re-plastered a pool, and the water he is putting back into the pool is from a well that has lots of iron and tannic acid. I know he could call a water truck to fill the pool, but he is not interested in that. The iro
Read more…I would like to thank all of you pool pros for the info i have read from your threads on this procedure. Ive got a black pebble finish that has ghosted on me Ph issue ... so in a few weeks when owners are out of town going to get started on clean up.
Read more…I am struggling with a cloudy pool. I have never run into this and I hope some of you have. I service a 37,000 gallon therapy pool at 91 degrees F. It has cartridge filters at 580 sq in filter area. The water is cloudy and has not improved in 9 days,
Read more…Hey Pool Geniuses,
I have had some people who have asked me how to best patch a plaster pool. This is not in my wheelhouse, so I am hoping I can get some ideas to pass along to help them.
Most of them are "do it yourselfers", so simple would probably b
Read more…Guardex made a product called Crystal Coat a number of years ago. Of course when I want to try something, they don't make/sell it any longer.
Does anyone know if this or a similar product is still made and if so, who should I talk to.
Thanks
Read more…Anyone using more energy efficient easy to maintain interior surface finishes such as epoxies,fiberglass ,EcoFinish or polyureas ? Any other types out there ? Favorites ? New pool construction or just remodels ? What has your experience been ? We've
Read more…Anyone have advice on getting rid of some really tough stains on the vertical face of a waterfall?
I know that "elbow grease" is the most effective...but check out the attached pic. That wall has already been treated with full-strength muriatic acid,
Read more…Any suggestions on why chlorine doesn't register? No Phosphates, No Nitrates, Tabs dissolving, Cyanuric Acid at 50, PH & Alkalinity is in range, Shock the pool frequently and no reading? (Disappearing Chlorine)
Any Idea?
Read more…My first wireless system. Installed by outside contractor: Pentair Intelliflo pump, Jandy Aqualink RS panel, Jandy iAqualink wireless - using the customer's iPhone, with no panel in house - completly wireless.
After installation we find that the 10
Read more…If you haven't seen it, the mini-preview of the documentary "Taking the Plunge" is worth a few minutes of your time.
This important film helps us understand the extent of the fearful swimmer issue, and that there is hope.
NSPF CEO Lachocki, among othe
Read more…ew York State kicked off its swim season July 9 at Roberto Clemente State Park in the Bronx with an expanded free, learn-to-swim program funded through a collaboration between New York State Parks, American Red Cross,
the New York State Department of
I currently have a situation with the bag for the 3900 getting wedged in between the wheel and shell. I have adjusted and tuned it up and works like a champ when I drop it in, but when I come back the next week the pool floor is dirty and the bag is
Read more…Inground Pool, need a Rebuild, Concrete Bottom, Steel Sides = Big Issues
asking for a friend, and they are open to work with Qualified Vendors and Contractors : preferably Local - near Chicago area
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