Pool Perils in California

Ask a question here Summary: In this episode, Steve and Wayne discuss a range of topics related to recent weather events and their impact on California, as well as pool maintenance and client management. They delve into the aftermath of the atmospheric river rain, issues with man-made rivers, and the challenges of maintaining pools in the wake of fires. Key Points: Recent Weather Events: Impact of the atmospheric river rain on the West Coast, causing excess water and runoff. Man-made rivers in Los Angeles and the flow of rainwater and sewage runoff to Long Beach. Aftermath of Fires: Damage to pools due to ash and toxic waste from fires. Issues with pool plaster and maintenance challenges. Dealing with Toxic Pool Water: Concerns about where to dispose of toxic pool water. Debates on whether to put pool water into the street or the sewer. Client Management and Expectations: Navigating client relationships and referrals. Legal challenges in pool management. Chlorine Levels and Safety: Understanding chlorine levels and bather comfort. Managing high chlorine levels in pools. The Role of HVAC in Indoor Pools: Discussing HVAC systems' importance for maintaining indoor pool environments. Quotes: "The water last week and this week is as brown as anyone has ever seen it." - Steve Sherwood "We've never not put it to the street or put it into like a P trap or a sewer." - Steve Sherwood Sponsor: LaMotte, promoting their latest video commercial on pool maintenance. I hope these notes capture the essence of your episode! If you need any adjustments or additional information, just let me know. Support the show Thank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media: Facebook Instagram Tik Tok Email us: [email protected]