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How to Add Salt to a Saltwater Pool
Saltwater pools are often described as “softer” and easier to manage than traditional chlorine pools; but they are not chlorine-free. Instead, they use a salt chlorine generator (salt cell) that converts dissolved salt (NaCl) into chlorine through electrolysis. This process produces hypochlorous acid (HOCl) , also known as free chlorine, the same active sanitizer created…
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How to run your pool Efficiently
Save Energy Without Sacrificing Performance An efficient pool is not about running equipment harder. It’s about running it smarter. This article shares best‑practice guidelines for efficient pool operation that deliver maximum results. 1. Pump Speed and Water Velocity For optimal efficiency, the filter pump should be set to generate water velocities between 6 and 8…
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How to Lower Calcium Hardness in Pool Water
Calcium hardness refers to the concentration of dissolved calcium minerals in pool water. While calcium is necessary to protect plaster and concrete surfaces, excessive calcium hardness can create serious maintenance issues. High calcium levels commonly lead to scale formation, cloudy water, and reduced efficiency of pool equipment. Unlike some other water chemistry parameters, calcium hardness…
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How to Operate Pool with iAqualink
Home Screen Items on the Home Screen Air Temp: Displays the current outdoor air temperature near your pool equipment. Pool Temp: Displays the current pool water temperature when the filter pump is running and the system is NOT in Spa mode. Spa Temp: Displays the current spa water temperature when the filter pump is running…
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How to bleed air from pool filter
Air trapped inside a pool filter can reduce circulation, cause noisy operation, and prevent the pump from priming properly. Bleeding the air removes trapped pockets and restores normal water flow. This should be done anytime the system has been opened, the pump has lost prime, or after routine maintenance. When You Should Bleed the Filter…
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Residential Pool Cleaning Services
Worry-Free Pool Care, Done Right Our Weekly Residential Pool Service is designed to give you a clean, clear, and swim-ready pool without the hassle. With consistent maintenance, professional water chemistry management, and routine inspections, we help protect your investment while keeping your pool looking its best all year long. What’s Included Every Visit Complete Cleaning…
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Pool Waterline Sand / Bead Blasting – What to Expect
Thank you for trusting us with the care of your pool. When stubborn waterline stains do not respond to chemical treatments, sand or bead blasting is the most effective and professional solution. This guide explains the process step by step, so you know exactly what to expect and why this method delivers excellent results. Why…
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Winter Freeze Protection Guide for Pool Equipment
How to Protect Your Pool During Hard Freezes Houston’s freezes are brief but can cause major equipment damage if the system is not protected. This guide covers what to do in two different situations: And for each situation, it explains steps for: 1. Remove Pool Cleaner (Freeze Protection): 2.Freeze WITH Power (Electricity Available) In this…
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Total Dynamic Head – TDH
PSI (Discharge Side): InHg (Suction Side): Calculate TDH Calculate New RPM based on desired GPM and Reference RPM and GPM Current RPM: Current GPM: Target GPM: Calculate RPM Optimal flow should yield speeds between 6 and 8 fps to avoid over stressing the equipment.
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Falling Leaves, Rising Repair Bills: The Fall Threat Every Pool Owner Faces
As the temperatures drop and the leaves start to fall, your pool faces one of its most challenging seasons. While autumn brings beautiful colors and cooler weather, it also introduces a flood of leaves and debris that can wreak havoc on your pool’s circulation system. Understanding how this affects your equipment — and taking simple…