Pool Leak Tips
What if I told you that your pool pump may be using far more electricity than it needs to perform routine filtration? A traditional single-speed pump operates at full power whether it is filtering water, running a cleaner, or supporting...
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Here is a powerful idea: changing when your pool pump runs could lower your electric bill without reducing filtration. However, nighttime operation is cheaper only when your utility charges less for electricity during off-peak hours. Before changing the timer, you...
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The first step is to confirm that the timer itself is actually out of sync, rather than assuming the pump has failed. Compare the time shown on the timer with the current time, then check whether the pump starts and...
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This is for you if your old pool pump has become noisy, unreliable, expensive to run, or difficult to keep primed. A failing pump does not always need to be replaced, but repeatedly repairing worn equipment can cost more than...
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There is a common misconception that chlorine starts working evenly throughout a pool the moment it touches the water. In reality, the pump plays an important role by moving treated water through the plumbing, filter, returns, corners, steps, and deeper...
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