PSS
or Pool Service Software is the newest pool routing and invoicing software to
hit the market. It is designed by two pool guys and a programmer to fit the
specific needs of pool service businesses. This is one software/app that is
designed with the pool service pro in mind.
It
does a ton of things for you to help you stay organized and to help with
streamlining your invoicing. The best part is that you can basically try it for
free for an unlimited time with 10 accounts or fewer. Here are some of the
great features below. To learn more visit their website and sign up at https://www.poolservice.software/
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SIMPLE & EFFECTIVE ROUTES MANAGEMENT:Quickly manage and track your routes from a web browser or the mobile app.
CONFIGURABLE VISIT TASKS: Configure which readings, checklists, and dosages are shown and required for your techs to complete
PHOTOS/VIDEOS: Techs can take photos and/or videos during service visits and classify them as Before, After or Internal. The photos/videos marked as Internal are only seen by your company’s management team.
SEND INVOICES & RECEIVE ONLINE PAYMENTS: No need to purchase additional software for invoicing! Manage all your invoices on the web or from your mobile device, record payments, send electronic invoices to clients, and receive online payments for your hard work!
ROLES & PERMISSIONS: Assign one or more roles to each team member to control system access. Also, make specific privilege assignments to techs, e.g. show/hide client phone numbers, enable/disable Master Tech privileges to see all company routes, etc.
OFFLINE SUPPORT:Techs can complete service visits without internet access along with all the readings, checklists, dosages, photos, videos, notes, etc. for the service visit.
VISIT HISTORY LIST: Easily access your company’s past service route and job visits including all the visit data such as service dates, readings, readings history, checklists, dosages, dosages history, photos, videos, notes, etc.
CLIENT PORTAL: Send invitations to join the client portal. Your clients will be able to see all their invoices and pay online
CHEMICAL READINGS AND DOSAGES HISTORY: Easily access the chemical readings history for a property while performing service visits straight from your mobile device to help your techs make better servicing decisions.
Photometer
testers are a great way to get a spot on readings of your pool’s test factors
and the Pool eXact® EZ Master Kit (Part
No. 486201-KM) is a
great starter kit. It does everything you need for your pool and more and is
very easy and simple to use.
Here
is more about it from their website:
The
NSF/ANSI 50 L1 Certified Pool eXact® EZ photometer delivers 10 pool water
parameters with lab-quality results! Most tests with the Pool eXact® EZ
photometer use our patented eXact® Strips, a quick and easy reagent system for
analysis. Simply dip an eXact® Strip Micro into the water sample for 20 seconds
using a simple back and forth motion, discard the strip, and read the results
instantaneously!
Large
black plastic carrying case w/ Foam includes:
Mini-dilution
kit
Pool
eXact® EZ Photometer
Cleaning
brush
Instruction
manual
25
tests of each:
Total
Alkalinity, pH, Free Chlorine (DPD-1), Combined/Total Chlorine (DPD-3), Calcium
Hardness, Phosphate, Copper, Chloride (Salt) and Cyanuric Acid
Detects:
Total
Alkalinity 10 - 200ppm
Copper
0.00 - 9.0ppm
Calcium
Hardness 20 - 700ppm
Cyanuric
Acid 1 - 110ppm
Chloride
(as salt) 80 - 6700ppm
pH
6.4 - 8.4
Free
Chlorine 0.00 - 12ppm
Phosphate
0.2 - 3.0ppm
Total
Chlorine 0.00 - 12.0ppm
Combined
Chlorine 0.00 - 12.0ppm
If
you are doing pool service or taking care of your own backyard pool this would
be a great photometer tester to get since it is simple and easy to use. Nothing
fancy, just runs the test and get your results fast. The unique eXact Strips are
a unique way to introduce the reagents into your pool and they are designed to
have the exact amount of reagent ot give you an accurate reading every time.
The
photometer itself has been factory calibrated and is pretty much guaranteed to
stay accurate for a very long duration. You are purchasing a very high quality
finished product that is both accurate and durable.
I
have been using the SweepEase now for several years and it is my go-to brush for
sure. The manufacturer plays up the one-handed brushing of the pool which is a nice
feature. I think the best feature is the amount of force that is created with
the unique design of this brush. The brush is well made and finished well. I
like the overall shape as it makes brushing in the corners easy.
Both
brushes use Polypropylene which is superior to Nylon in many ways.
Polypropylene is chemical and UV resistant has more flexibility and is more
durable than nylon.
They
make two models, one for plaster and Pebble Tec pool surfaces with wire
bristles inserted among the Poly bristles:
SweepEase
654367706282-SS/Combo-18 Stingray SS/PolyPool Brush, 18" x 2.5" x
6.6", Bright Green/Royal Blue
For
a Fiberglass and Vinyl pool they make a complete Poly Bristle brush:
SweepEase
654367706299-100% POLY-18 Brush Small Green
An excellent choice for a pool brush for both the homeowner and a pool service
tech.
Well
balanced, durable and the extra force it creates is a definite plus. I've been
using it on my pool route now for three weeks and just love the brush. I like
how it gets into tight corners and the extra power it produced to push debris
off of the walls and floors. And the shape allows for easy carrying and use.
I've
dropped it several times and banged it against pool steps and it is holding up
just fine. If you are looking for a durable and highly effective pool brush
this one is it.
This brush should be available online, in stores, and at your pool wholesaler later
this month. For more information on it now like pricing and where to purchase
you can go to the SweepEase website and email the owner: http://sweepease.com/
They
also, make a 10” Stainless Steel Algae-Zilla Brush for stubborn algae in a pool.
This cannot be used in a vinyl or fiberglass pool because of the SS bristles.
This
thing will take stubborn algae right off of the pool wall with very little
effort. The compact 10” design and the Aquadynamic engineering gives this brush
so much power. Yellow Algae that would not brush off with a regular algae brush
comes off easily. Overall an excellent designed brush.
Waterway has for years been a very underrated manufacturer
probably because the Big 3 has such a huge market share when it comes to pool
equipment. With that in mind, this smaller California-based company has been quietly
making premium quality pumps and filters for years now. Under the radar maybe
but not poor quality or lacking in quality to the other larger manufacturers.
The Waterway Champion Single-Speed pump is a great example of this.
About
this pump:
“The innovative and compact design of the Waterway CHAMPE-110 Champion 56 Frame
Single Speed Pool Pump, 1 HP makes it ideal for new installations and as a
replacement pump.
Quiet
operation.
Self
Priming.
Easy
to Service.
60
Hz rating.
Large
trap basket with cam-lock lid.
Single
Speed High Performance, Full Rated, Dual Voltage Pool Pump.
Compatible
with all cleaning systems, various filters, and jet action spas.
Model
Number: CHAMPE-110
Details
This
high performance, full rated pool pump is compatible with all cleaning systems,
various filters, and jet action spas.
The
56-frame motor of the Waterway CHAMPE-110 Champion 56 Frame Single Speed Pool
Pump, 1 HP runs cooler longer and prolongs the life of your filtration system.
Highlights
Adjustable
Base and Swivel Unions
Achieve
precise alignment and plumbing versatility for adding a booster pump or
chlorine generator with this included adjustable base and union assemblies.”
About
Waterway
“Since
1973, customers have trusted Waterway Plastics to design, engineer, and produce
quality pool and spa products. Proudly made in the USA, Waterway prides itself
on using only premium NSF approved materials in all of their products.”
I
have been using the Waterway pumps for years now and I couldn’t tell you that it
is any different from a Pentair Single-Speed pump in performance or reliability.
The quality of the pump is excellent and I really like the extra-large pump
basket. It is not overly large but bigger than most other pump baskets in the
class. I also find the lid very easy to open which is a definite plus. It is
truly a quality product all around.
Rudy
Stankowitz besides being a CPO instructor and a Pool Industry Insider is known
as a myth buster in the industry. If you listen to the other podcasts in this
series he will speak on if you can lower the pH in your pool without lowering
the alkalinity, “Chlorine Lock” and is a Salt Water Pool a Chlorine Pool? In
this article, I will focus on the talk we had about lowering the pool’s CYA level
with Alum/Floc (Aluminum Sulphate).
To
listen to the other parts in this Series:
Part
1 Lowering Your Pool’s CYA Level with Aluminum Sulphate Interview with Rudy
Stankowitz:
The most common way to lower your CYA level in your pool
is by partially or completely draining your pool. You can also try products
like Bio-Active but the cost of each bag may be more expensive than actually
draining your pool. Rudy has come up with a novel way to lower your pool’s CYA
level by half and that is with the use of Aluminum Sulphate (Alum).
The typical use for Alum is when you Floc a pool to turn
around a green pool. This clumps everything together and drops it to the bottom
of the pool after a 24-48 period. Then you would vacuum out in “Waste” mode if
you have a sand filter or D.E. filter with a Multi-Port Valve. If your service
account or pool does not have a “Waste” mode you will have to vacuum out the
pool bottom with a portable pump. I have a video on my channel that shows how
to build one.
This step is crucial if you want to lower the CYA down
using Alum. You do not want to vacuum everything back up into the D.E., Sand or
Cartridge filter. Instead, you want everything that has fallen to the bottom to
be vacuumed out to a drain or into the sewer and not back into your pool’s
filtration system. No one knows quite why the Alum drops the CYA level in a
pool but results using this formula have dropped CYA in half in many cases.
8 lbs. of Alum seems to be the magic number to reduce CYA
by 50%.
This is all still a theory, but the results have been documented and are real. So, it appears to work although it hasn’t been verified
in a lab or under lab type conditions. But out in the field pool professional
have been reporting the effectiveness of this treatment.
If you have never used Alum to Floc a pool the method is
very simple. Add the 8 lbs of Alum, run the pool in “Recirculate” mode if
possible for 1 hour (you need a Multi-Port Valve for this). If not just add the
Alum and go to the next step which is to turn the pool off for 24-48 hours.
Everything should fall out and drop to the bottom. Then you would simply vacuum
everything off the bottom with the Multi-Port on “Waste” mode or with a
portable cleanup pump. If your CYA was at 100 ppm you can check it and it
should be around 50 ppm after this process.
Draining is still the most effective way to lower your CYA
but this method opens the door up for reducing the CYA in a situation where
draining is not an option.
In this series, I discuss various aspects of Swimming
Pool Start-Ups with a panel of experts. Part one consists of learning about the
different Start-Up Methods and some problems that can arise. To get a full
picture of pool start-ups I recommend listening to all four podcasts. But from
part one, you can get a general idea of what it means to start-up a new swimming
pool.
David Penton is a local pool builder in Southern
California and the owner and operator of Fluid Dynamics. He is also the host of
the Ask The Masters Podcast https://www.askthemasters.org/podcast-1
Chip Blough of Cal Plastering Co, Inc. a member of the National Plasterers
Council: https://www.npconline.org/
Other Parts in the series
Part 1Pool
Start-Up Panel Part 1 of 4: Start-Up Methods with David Penton, David Rockwell
& Chip Blough (This YouTube Video): https://www.buzzsprout.com/110832/5641609
Part 4Pool Start-Up Panel Part
4 of 4: What a Good Pool Finish Looks Like with David Penton, David Rockwell
& Chip Blough: https://www.buzzsprout.com/110832/5641804
There have been two commonly practiced Start-Up
Methods over the years, the Traditional Start-Up and the “Hot Start-Up” and
recently over the past 3-4 years a newer method, the Barrel Start-Up. So which
method is right for your pool? According to the panel that depends on the pool
surface as well as your experience as a Pool Start-Up Specialist. It does take
quite a bit of knowledge to do a Start-Up correctly and doing no Start-Up of
course has its’ own set of consequences.
While the pool surface is curing it is basically wet
cement and like a driveway that has been recently poured anything that touches
it from a leaf falling to a lizard crawling across it will leave a mark. The
same goes for your pool. If you step in it or your dog decides to walk across
the steps like putting your handprint in wet cement, these footprints will be
immortalized in your pool surface. When you vacuum the pool too soon using a
manual vacuum head with wheels, turn off the water before the pool is filled or
let anything fall into the pool and all of these will leave permanent marks on
the pool surface (with the exception of a Pebble Surface).
All of these aspects are covered in the above
recording and much more with the panel of experts.
One
of the things about owning a Vacuum System is that the replacement bag cost can
add up over the course of the year. If you purchase only OEM bags you are
looking at anywhere from $35-$40 per bag. But what if you could purchase enough
bags for one year or for your whole crew at a discount of over 50% off the OEM
price? With the Clear Pool Bag available at Bulkpoolbags.com you can.
You
are not sacrificing quality or microns over price when you switch to the Clear
Pool Bag. These bags are handmade in Mexico and if you have been in the
industry since early 2000 you know that Mexico was once the hub of great
pool products. The quality of these bags is excellent and they are available in
micron sizes of 90, 200, and 400. They also have a mesh Green Pool Bag available
for those big clean-up projects.
Here
are the pricing and if you purchase 10 or more you can mix and match the bags.
5
bags for $100
10
bags for $175
20
bags for $300
Buy
in bulk to save money on one of the only major expenses of owning a vacuum
system.
These
bags feature a universal design utilizing a bungee cord that can be sized for
each vacuum system currently on the market. They will easily fit your Power
Vac, Hammer-Head, Riptide, and Bottom Feeder. Simply fit the bag over your
vacuum system and adjust the bungee cord to size and then zip tie it down. The
bungee cord makes it easy to put the bag on and take it off and if it was sized
correctly these bags will not blow off the top of the cleaner.
Use
the 90 microns for sand and silt, leaves, and some dirt. The 200 micron is great
for sand and silt, large leaf debris, rocks, and glass. The 400 micron is their
heavy-duty bag and is great for everything, although it won’t pick up the finer
sand and dirt. But the 400-micron bag is very long-lasting and great for those
heavy debris pools.
I have been using the Mako Vacuum System Bags for a few
years now and these are very good quality aftermarket vacuum systems bags at
affordable pricing. There has been a recent shift in the bag micron rating and
the owner Reggie is now going with two higher micron bags the MX-120 and the
MX-140. There are a number of reasons for this shift and mainly it is to make
the bags more durable and longer-lasting.
So you will sacrifice some fine dust clean up when you use
these bags but overall you will gain a longer-lasting bag. If you are currently
using a 100-micron bag you will not notice much difference going to the
120-micron bag (MX-120). If you are using a 200-micron bag, I would suggest
trying the MX-140 which is 140 microns and will give you the same durability
plus a better micron rating. Coming from a 75-micron bag you will, of course,
notice a drop off in the ability of the bag to pick up dirt but for the price
of these bags, it is worth a try. For some, the sweet spot is a higher micron
bag because of the longer lifespan and the fact that there is not a lot of fine
dust that even a 120-micron bag leaves behind. Truthfully you wouldn’t really
see the difference from a 100 micron to a 120-micron bag.
These bags feature a convenient drawstring lock that is a
universal fit to all of the vacuum systems. The bags will work on the Riptide,
Bottom Feeder, Hammer-Head, and Power Vac as well as any Leaf Baggers and Leaf
Master. The universal fit is great if you own more than one vacuum system as
you can easily interchange the bags between the systems. At one point Mako bags
were making the bags for the Bottom Feeder Vacuum before Unicel started to make
the bags. So you know you are getting a manufacturer level product in these
bags.
Reggie the owner makes the bags here in Florida and is well
known in the pool industry. His bags have always been top-notch and if you have
any issues with them he is happy to help you. You can order directly from their
site at:
The
Polaris PB4SQ Booster Pump has a lot of great features and if you have a
Pressure Side cleaner of any type this would be a great upgrade for your pool.
Off of the top, some of the great features of this booster pump is that it is a
TEFC motor which means it is completely weather sealed. Since it has a
completely sealed fan it also runs much quieter than your traditional booster
pumps.
Here
is more on the PB4SQ from Polaris:
The
PB4SQ is an energy-efficient, multistage booster pump that operates quietly and
is easy to install and service. It has been designed to provide optimum power
to Polaris pressure cleaners.
Available
for sale only at your local pool store. This product cannot be purchased
online.
Features
Energy-Efficient
- High-performance multistage pump reduces energy use.
Quieter
Operation - Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled (TEFC) motor and innovative fan are
designed for quieter operation.
Easy
Installation - Includes Quick Connect fittings and easy access to wiring.
Optimum
Performance - Specifically designed to operate pressure cleaners at optimum
efficiency.
Technical
Details
Compact,
rugged design perfect for new or existing installations
Works
with low-flow and variable-speed pumps
Factory
wired for 230V; can be easily rewired for 115V
Multiple
conduit locations for convenient connections
Lay-in
style bonding lug
Specifications
Model
Number PB4SQ
Voltage
230/115
Amps
4.5/9.3
Weight
28 lbs
Length
16 2/16”
Inlet/Outlet
size ¾”
The
fact that it is a TEFC motor means that this booster pump should be long
lasting. Being completely weather-sealed will ensure that the motor will not be
ruined by heavy rain or the heat of a hot summer day. The front has also been
beefed up with very thick plastic unlike the older models with the very skinny front end which tends to crack and warp. If you were using car analogies this
would be the Hummer of booster pumps.
I
really like having the wires on top. It can be a struggle to reach the wires on
the back of many of these booster pumps, especially if they are installed right
against a wall. Having the wires on top makes for very easy installation and
the wire configuration is very simple. You can wire either a 230V or 115V
breaker so this booster pump will work with any pool set up. Because it is a ¾
hp pump the amps are very low but the power of course is sufficient to power
any Pressure Side cleaner.
This booster pump will not only work with all of the Polaris Pressure Cleaners but
it will also work with the Pentair and Hayward Pressure Cleaners. So no matter
the brand you can easily install the PB4SQ to power your cleaner.
I have been through about 5 major fires now with one in 2012
that burned right up to my service accounts in Glendora California. The others
are what I would call perimeter fires that burned in the 10-mile radius of my
service accounts and which dropped ash everywhere. A fire clean up can be challenging
and time-consuming as well as frustrating, but it can be done with the right
equipment.
Once you are able to get back into the backyard to assess
the pool, don’t be surprised to find a dark black mess where your pool was once
located. All of the ash and debris will make your pool look unrecognizable. The
first step is to get the system up and running and that means removing all of
the leaf debris on the surface so that you can get the pool pump up and
running. The next step is getting all of the ash out of the pool and cleaning
the pool filter. If you do pool service this may be a three-week process.
Here is some of the cleanup equipment that is featured in
the video along with the Fire Pump for using your pool to put out a fire.
Portable Fire Pump Cart (Gas Powered): Use your Pool Water
as a First Line of Defense in a Fire!:https://youtu.be/Bphr6ip0d0w
Week one, you want to focus on getting the surface cleared.
I set a 25 minute limit per pool so in some cases just doing the surface will
eat up the entire 25 minutes. In week two you will want to remove all of the
debris on the bottom of the pool. If you have a Vacuum System like the Riptide
or Bottom Feeder this will come in really handy. Don’t worry about the ash as
it will pass right through the vacuum system bag and you will need to manually
vacuum that up. After the first week, the gardener should have had a chance to
blow the deck or wash it down so all the ash that is in the pool should be the
total from the complete yard. Otherwise, if you vacuum out the ash and the
gardener comes after you, don’t be surprised to find the pool full of ash
again. So it is a good idea to wait until all the ash is cleaned up on the deck
before you vacuum the pool out.
Week three is the time you will clean up the ah from the
pool. This could happen in week two if you were able to remove all of the
debris from the pool in week one. But give yourself three weeks for this type
of clean up process. I highly suggest you use a portable filtration system or a
cleanup pump versus the customer’s filtration system. The only time I would use
a customer’s filter would be if it is a sand filter or a D.E. filter and it was
a “waste” setting on the multi-port valve. Otherwise, the ash is sure to clog
up the filter and overload it.
Building a cleanup pump is very easy and affordable and if
you do pool service I highly recommend you make one. The cost of all the parts
including the pump is under $300 and it is a worthy investment. With the
Portable Clean Up Pump, you can manually vacuum just as you would be connected
to the customer's skimmer, but you will be connected to the Portable Pump. On
top of the pump, you will have another pool hose and all of the ash will go out
this line into a drain, the grass, or a sewer line. You will lose some water in
the pool but you will avoid using the customer’s filter and keeping it from
damage or getting overloaded with the ash.
After the pool is entirely cleaned up you will have to take
the filter apart and clean it. Sometimes you will need to replace the filter
elements, new cartridges, or new DE grids. If it is a sand filter you may need
to change the sand out if you notice poor filter efficiency.
You may also notice chemistry issues with the pool after you
have it all cleaned up. You may see more algae blooms and the chlorine may have
a hard time holding at a good constant level. This is due to all of the
nitrates, phosphates, and impurities that entered the water with the ah from the
fire. It may take a lot of effort to get the chemistry back in order and you
may need to shock the pool several times before it starts to hold chlorine
again.
If
you are looking for an alternative to 3” Tri-Chlor Tablets the Hasa Pool
Liquidator C201 Chlorinator 8 Gallon capacity may be right up your alley. This
will replace your need for 3” tablets and work much like an off-line 3” tablet
feeder.
Here
is more on the Liquidator:
Economical
Method to Make Liquid Pool Chlorine Your Primary Sanitizer
No
Cyanuric Acid or Calcium Added to the Water
Requires
no Electricity, Easy Installation
THE
LIQUIDATOR® is a chlorine feeder that is safer and cleaner than, and just as
convenient as, floating tablet feeders. By attaching to and running off of your
pool’s pump, The Liquidator® saves you the trouble of having to worry about
putting the right amount of chlorine into your pool every single day!
2
Year Warranty
Here
is more about Liquid Chlorine vs 3” Tri-Chlor Tablets:
Liquid
Chlorine or Bleach is the tried and true standard chemical of choice for most
pool service professionals. It is easy to use and relatively inexpensive and it
has the least side effects of any of the chlorine you can choose from. It is
usually sold in 12.5% active chlorine per gallon with Bleach coming in at about
half that strength at 6.5%. It will raise the pH slightly, but it does not
contain any Stabilizer or Conditioner making it ideal for all pool types. This
means that when you add a gallon of liquid chlorine and your Conditioner level
(CYA) is 50 ppm it will stay at 50 ppm even if you add 20 gallons of liquid
chlorine.
Pros:
Fastest
acting of all chlorine types
Will
not raise your CYA level
Safe
for all pool types
Easy
to use
Cons:
Breaks
down by the Sun’s UV Rays so your pool needs a CYA level of 30-50 ppm
Short
shelf life so rotate stock or buy fresh chlorine when needed
The
gallons can be heavy compared to a bag of shock
Is
seen as weaker than shock based on the low percentage of chlorine but is
stronger
Tri-Chlor
or Trichloroisocyanuric Acid comes in three forms. The familiar 3” tablets that
slowly dissolve in your pool, a very fine powder shock, and a granular form.
About 50% of the Tri-Chlor by weight is Conditioner. So, a 50 lbs. bucket of
tablets is about 25 lbs. of Conditioner. If you overuse tablets your pool’s CYA
level can go up rapidly. Trichlor tablets are usually 95% to 99% active chlorine.
Tri-Chlor tablets have a very low pH of 2-3 so they will lower the pH in your
pool. The tablets contain acid in the form of Cyanuric Acid so if one falls
into the pool it is likely to stain the surface by burning it.
The powder form of Tri-Chlor shock is a good mix of both power and less Conditioner
per pound. It is fast-acting but has a strong chemical smell so use caution
when using it. It is less pure than the tablet form and is usually 65%-70%
active chlorine.I use it on my route
and find it to be effective in shocking a pool.
Tri-Chlor
granular is a very powerful stuff. It is basically the Tri-Chlor Tablet grounded
up in granular form and is 99% active chlorine. Use with extreme caution as the
Conditioner in the granular can stain the plaster. The CYA in the tablet is
basically acid and if you let it pile up on the pool surface it will stain the
plaster as if you dropped a 3” Tablet into the pool. Never add this to the
skimmer and if you do use it for Black or Mustard algae make sure it is evenly
dispersed on the pool surface. Not for use in Vinyl, Fiberglass, or color
plaster pools.
Pros:
Very
strong and slow dissolving in tablet form so it releases chlorine all week long
Easy
to use and affordable
Cons:
Can
stain the pool surface
Contains
50% CYA by weight
Terry
Arko has more than 40 years’ experience in the recreational water industry, working
in service, repair, retail sales, chemical manufacturing, technical service,
commercial sales, and product development. He has written over 100 published
articles on water chemistry and has been an instructor of technical courses for
over 25 years. Terry is a voting member on the board of the Recreational Water
Quality Committee (RWQC) and serves as a board member for California Pool and
Spa Association (CPSA).He is also a
Certified Pool Operator instructor with the Pool Hot Tub Alliance (PHTA).
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