Over our many years of experience in the pool service and hot tub industry, the experts at The Pool Guys have compiled a list of our most frequently asked questions. If you do not see your question here or have any additional questions, do not hesitate to call us, stop in, or reach out to us via our contact form today. We look forward to hearing from you!
A: It is normal for swimming pools to experience loss of water through evaporation. However, if you seem to be losing more water than usual, contact us today.
A: There are different water pressure tolerances for every swimming pool system. Be sure to check your original owner’s manual to find the ideal range for your specific model of swimming pool.
A: Yes. We offer several different options in pool cleaning services depending on your level of involvement. Check out our Pool Service & Repair page to learn more.
A: There are a variety of problems that can lead to a cloudy swimming pool, including low chlorine, a pH imbalance, algae overgrowth, or even just a dirty filter. Contact The Pool Guys right away for help in establishing the cause and determining the best treatment.
A: If your pool has an imbalance in its water chemistry, you could be causing serious and expensive damage to the pool’s heaters, pumps, pipes, plaster, sensors, and filters. It can also cause an unhealthy swimming environment which can lead to skin irritation. Fixing these problems can be costly, so do yourself a favor and be sure that you maintain proper pH levels in your swimming pool.
A: These hot tubs may be placed on a wooden deck, landscape pavers, or prefab spa pads that lock together. Larger models may require being set on a reinforced concrete pad. As a homeowner, it is your responsibility to provide a suitable, level foundation for your hot tub. Contact The Pool Guys for more guidance if needed.
A: No, a building permit is not required to install a hot tub.
A: Roughly cost a $1 per day year round. Your bills will be less in the summer and more in the winter. The coldest months are November, December and January so your bills will be the highest in December, January and February. Size and placement of the hot tub, water temp and usage are all factors that vary from customer to customer that effect cost.
