For businesses aiming to consistently provide clients with automatic cover service and maintenance, partnering with a company specializing in all makes and models is the ideal approach to ensure the continued safety of clients’ pools by keeping this equipment operational throughout the year.
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Specialty retailers throughout Canada and the U.S. continue to experience robust growth in the hot tub sector. One of the major challenges faced by hot tub retailers is the profitable sale of chemicals. In the past, spa water chemicals used to yield significant profit margins; however, due to competition from big-box retailers and online merchandisers, those margins have just about disappeared.
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Pool professionals are finding that incorporating AI, particularly through tools such as ChatGPT, can be a game-changer when it comes to troubleshooting and problem-solving.
While AI is a valuable assistant, it should be viewed as a tool to enhance rather than replace the knowledge and expertise of professional technicians.
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The first question that always comes up concerns the origin of algae. In certain scenarios, a pool can undergo a rapid transition from crystal clear to swampy green overnight, making it challenging to determine its source. Algae is consistently introduced to the pool from a variety of sources.
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Choosing what accessories to sell, or continue selling, may seem daunting; however, one can use a variety of analysis, data, tools, and other strategies to determine what aligns with their business and target audience. Maximizing sales success entails leveraging existing sales information and involves questioning which products best meet customers’ needs and budgets.
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Service professionals find themselves busier than ever, ensuring these hot tubs remain clean and fully operational. To fully capitalize on this opportunity, service technicians must efficiently manage their hot tub service contracts, which involves conducting water testing and generating reports in the field, along with selling chemicals on-site.
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CK Spas’ journey started with an unexpected twist—a shift from the world of residential moving to the realm of hot tubs. The company’s co-owner, Charles Koncewicz, was inspired to make this transition after witnessing how swiftly spa movers completed their tasks while he laboured away moving household items for hours.
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Until the 1980s, there was a lull in the installation of fibreglass pools because of perception and a lack of marketing. Also, during this period, there was a major problem with cobalt (black) spots on the surface originating from blistering, and pools that were not set correctly caused problems, and some bowed inward.
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One common additive used for this purpose is cyanuric acid (CYA). It is frequently used to stabilize, safeguard, and conserve chlorine, regardless of whether it is in tablet or liquid form. This article will primarily focus on CYA’s role in preserving chlorine and delve into its impact on water quality as it accumulates in the pool.
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Pool leaks are a problem and ignoring them creates much bigger problems. The nature of moving water is to expand its pathway, gradually permitting an ever-greater volume to pass. This destructive nature is an issue in and of itself, but when water is being purchased, treated, and heated, the financial loss increases exponentially.
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