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Both of these options provide different advantages and you need to weigh what you want out of your pool. A diving pool is going to give you the depth you need for deep swimming and diving action. Think about how frequently you will be diving or jumping in. Bear in mind that diving pools require much more water than play pools. With play pools, they are a great style for wading and playing water games. Both pools grant you the same amount of surface area and contribute similarly to the beauty of your yard. The feedback we most often receive from our customers is that they prefer the shallow end of their pool for relaxing and several of them regret the additional depth of diving pools.

When the weather is warm enough for you to swim that means it's warm enough for algae to thrive in your pool. Our recommendation is that when it's swim season, the best practice to combat algae is to run your pool system during the heat of the day to keep your water cool and combat algae. Many people operate their pools on time saving programs to avoid peak rates but the money you save in electricity will cost you in chemicals, time, and headaches. Another easy solution to consider is the Intelliflo Variable Speed Pump.

There are three common ways to control pH levels in your pool. The first is by manually adding approximately half a gallon of chlorine a week but never more than 2 cups at a time to maintain levels between 7.4 and 7.6 pH. The second way is by using a Pentair Intellichlor feeder that utilizes salt cells to control acid levels in your pool. The third way is to use Pentair's Intellichem, which also utilizes salt cells but also tests your ORP and pH constantly and automatically makes any adjustments necessary.

The most popular pool-cleaning route is selecting an automatic vacuum. Our personal favorite is the Pool Cleaner. It's our number one seller and has always received amazing feedback. It works by roaming the bottom of your pool and vacuuming up all dirt and debris then sending it directly to your filtration system. Another route, that's secondary to a great automatic vacuum is a Paramount in-floor pop-up system. This system works with a series of strategically placed pop-up heads in the floor and elevated areas of the pool that vary in size. Typically they are a between 2-4" in diameter. They work by a distribution valve that's powered by returning water from the pool pump that powers the heads, which in turn enables them to push dirt and debris into a central drain at the bottom of the pool. The water from here is then moved into the filtering system.

Absolutely. The Intelliflo variable speed pump is the newest and greatest thing to happen to pools in a long time. The three phases of this pump run on only 220 volts so there's no special wiring involved, no winding or burn up since it's magnetically driven, and with the timer on board, no external timer is needed. It runs on an lower RPM to match your existing horsepower on your current pump. This means an overall savings that on average of between 18 to 20% off of your current utility bill! Plus, between the monthly savings and the rebate you'll receive from your utility company, your variable speed pump can do a lot more work for around the same cost as your single-phase pump.