FAQs

We offer both multi-variable speed pumps and single-speed pumps. Multi-variable speed pumps are more energy-efficient and can be adjusted to different speeds depending on your needs, while single-speed pumps are more straightforward and generally less expensive upfront, but less efficient over time.

Our range includes single-cartridge filters, multi-cartridge filters, diatomaceous earth (DE) filters, and sand filters. The choice depends on your pool’s size, the maintenance you’re willing to undertake, and the water clarity you desire.

Filter cartridges typically need replacement once they show signs of wear or after a significant decline in pool water clarity. Cleaning of DE filters should be done at least once a season or as recommended by the manufacturer to ensure optimal performance.

Installing a new salt cell system involves setting up a chlorinator or salt cell to regulate chlorine levels automatically, making pool maintenance easier and improving water quality without the harsh effects of traditional chlorine.

Yes, you can either install entirely new pool or spa lamps or replace existing light bulbs. We offer various lighting options, including LED systems that are energy-efficient and can change colors to enhance the aesthetic of your pool or spa.

Pool equipment automation involves the installation or replacement of systems that automate tasks like filtration, heating, and sanitization. Automation can greatly increase convenience, allow remote management via apps, and ensure optimal pool conditions with minimal effort.

When choosing between gas or electric pool heaters, consider your local climate, energy costs, and pool usage. Gas heaters are ideal for rapid heating, while electric heat pumps are more energy-efficient but heat more slowly. Adapting electrical lines for an electric heater may also be required to ensure safety and compliance with local codes.