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Desert Pool & Spa Show — Jan. 11, 2025

Schedule at a glance

Saturday January 11: Show Seminars, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Exhibit Hall 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

The Annual Desert Pool & Spa Show, sponsored by IPSSA Region 8, is moving to the Mesa Convention Center in Mesa, Arizona, for one day only on January 11.

In the Phoenix-Mesa-Glendale metropolitan area, one-third of property owners choose to enhance their outdoor spaces with pools. Join the most well-rounded service professionals in the industry for a day of swimming pool enlightenment.

What started as a small tabletop event has now grown into the 17th Annual Desert Pool & Spa Show in 2025. From just a couple dozen vendors and many volunteers, the show has expanded to feature more than 100 vendors and manufacturers. The Desert Pool & Spa Show continues to support pool professionals by showcasing the latest industry products.

The show emphasizes education because Region 8 believes that knowledge is key to diagnosing pool and spa issues professionally and accurately. As a more educated diagnostician, your time becomes more valuable, which translates to higher profits and happier customers.

The following Seminars are scheduled for Saturday, January 11:

• iAqualink Automation and Pump Programming

• Chemistry for Pool Pros

• IntelliCenter Hands-on Training and IntelliFlow overview

• H& H Pools: Operating a Successful Pool Business in 2025

• Omni PL Automation and Upgrade Kits

• The Attendant: Installation and Programming

• Introduction to Hydraulics

• Scaling up your Pool Service

• Methods to remove Stains, Acid Wash Pros and Cons

• Set Up your Facebook for Advertising

• Adding Commercial Pools to your Pool Route • Ask an Expert – Repairs and Chemistry

• How to Choose: Heat Pump or Heater

• Chemical Conflicts and Safety Hazards

• Applying for a License – Tips and Errors For more information about the Desert Pool & Spa show, contact the show at 602-539-1855 or visit the show online at www. desertpoolspashow.com.

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