http://www.facebook.com/askthepoolguy — https://www.legendaryescapes.com – Al Curtis visits with Tom Rafferty, a local real estate broker based in Brighton, MI. They discuss some of the options available to buyers and sellers when the pool located at a home may be need some work and the house is for sale.
http://www.askthepoolguy.net, http://www.facebook.com/askthepoolguy – some of our viewers wonder how often the sand should be changed in their sand filter. The Pool Guy has recommendations for you: change the sand in a sand filter when your system tells you it’s time through your water clairty and its ability to clean the pool, or if it’s been […]
http://www.askthepoolguy.net — http://www.facebook.com/askthepoolguy – Al Curtis shares the story of his background, education, and just how this artist/physicist got his start in the pool industry – as well as how he learned so much in his years in the industry.
http://www.askthepoolguy.net — http://www.facebook.com/askthepoolguy – Al Curtis interviews Dave Williams (Automation Specialist) of Pentair about what is new on the market, and about the popluarity of variable speed pumps. What’s catching on and who’s catching up.
http://www.askthepoolguy.net — http://www.facebook.com/askthepoolguy – We asked the pool guy Al Curtis if he is passionate about the swimming pool industry. Does he just like playing with water? – his answer sums it up. He loves the pool business!
http://www.askthepoolguy.net — http://www.facebook.com/askthepoolguy – Al Curtis shares the process of converting a pool to a “salt pool” or one that generates it’s own chlorine. It’s not as salty as you may think. There is something that absolutely MUST be installed with a salt system that is sometimes overlooked, don’t miss it. It’s electric!
You should know the volume of water in your pool for adding chemicals, and have the overall stats about your pool. To figure out the volume of water in gallons in your pool, you can use on of the two following formulas: If your pool is a rectangle: multiply length x width x average depth […]
