By Marcelle Dibrell With Labor Day behind us, for many regions of the country, the swim season has come to an official end. Public swimming sessions are over. Kids are back in school. And, depending on where you live, temperatures are dropping, and many people are thinking about closing their pools. There are many good reasons to go through a formal pool cleaning and closing every season. Winterizing

By De’Mon Wiggins, Vice President Pentair Pool Business Unit Throughout 2020 and continuing this year, the industry has experienced unprecedented high demand for pools and pool equipment. According to the PK Data US Residential Swimming Pool Market Report YE2020, new in-ground residential pool construction rose 23% in 2020.1 Consumers are investing in their backyards and their homes. Long days

Plaintiffs say they suffered damages including severe pain and mental suffering, substantial inconvenience while sick, as well as medical expenses. The latest suits filed against the Sands Resort were filed by Manchester attorney Emile R. Bussiere Jr, of Bussiere & Bussiere. Bussiere & Bussiere represents some of the other alleged victims of the Sands Resort outbreak including Celeste

pools is not difficult, but it is time consuming. It involves removing pool accessories, deep cleaning, adjusting water chemistry, lowering the water level, blowing out and plugging up the plumbing lines, draining and storing the equipment, and finally, covering the pool. In this issue of Service Industry News, we will detail the normal steps and procedures undertaken in a formal swimming pool