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Read more about the article Adding More Lights to a Pool That Already Has One

Adding More Lights to a Pool That Already Has One

  • Post author:Dillon
  • Post published:October 24, 2026
  • Post category:Pool Service

Most pools came with one light in the deep end. Here is what adding more pool lighting takes: niche versus nicheless lights, the cord path behind them, transformers, and the code rules for lights around the pool.

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Read more about the article Spillover Spa or Waterfall Not Flowing Right? Here’s Why

Spillover Spa or Waterfall Not Flowing Right? Here’s Why

  • Post author:Dillon
  • Post published:October 23, 2026
  • Post category:Pool Service

A spillover spa or waterfall that runs uneven, weak or split usually has a level, calcium, flow or debris problem. Here is how to tell which one, and which fixes are cleaning versus real repair.

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Read more about the article Attached Spa Jets Weak or Not Working? The Usual Causes

Attached Spa Jets Weak or Not Working? The Usual Causes

  • Post author:Dillon
  • Post published:October 22, 2026
  • Post category:Pool Service

Weak spa jets on a pool and spa combo usually come from pump speed, half-turned valves, closed air controls, clogs or air in the suction line. Here is what to check, in order.

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Read more about the article Pool and Spa Combo: Why the Spa Takes Forever to Heat Now That It’s Cold

Pool and Spa Combo: Why the Spa Takes Forever to Heat Now That It’s Cold

  • Post author:Dillon
  • Post published:October 21, 2026
  • Post category:Pool Service

An attached spa that heats slowly in cold weather is usually losing heat into the pool. Here is how valve actuators, spillover, filter flow and heat pumps cause it, and what to check before blaming the heater.

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Read more about the article Pool Pump Repair: Noises, Leaks, and When the Motor Is Done

Pool Pump Repair: Noises, Leaks, and When the Motor Is Done

  • Post author:Dillon
  • Post published:October 13, 2026
  • Post category:Pool Service

Most pool pump repair is a $28 seal, a $15 lid o-ring or an $8 capacitor. When the motor is done, California only lets you replace it with a variable speed one, and that changes the math.

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Read more about the article What Weekly Pool Service Actually Costs in Ventura County, and What It Should Include

What Weekly Pool Service Actually Costs in Ventura County, and What It Should Include

  • Post author:Dillon
  • Post published:October 12, 2026
  • Post category:Pool Service

Weekly pool service runs about $86 to $202 a month depending on whose 2026 numbers you trust. The real difference between two quotes is usually chemicals, filter cleans and trees.

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Read more about the article Small Local Pool Company or a Franchise: Straight Answer

Small Local Pool Company or a Franchise: Straight Answer

  • Post author:Dillon
  • Post published:October 11, 2026
  • Post category:Pool Service

Local and franchise aren't opposites. A franchise location pays 3 to 13% in royalties for a system, a small company answers to its owner, and either way you check the CSLB license, the insurance certificate and who your tech will be.

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Read more about the article Just Bought a House With a Pool? Here’s Your First 30 Days

Just Bought a House With a Pool? Here’s Your First 30 Days

  • Post author:Dillon
  • Post published:October 10, 2026
  • Post category:Pool Service

Week one is data plates, valves and a full water test. Week two is drain covers, gates and a call to your insurer. By week four you know your pump schedule, whether it's salt or chlorine, and what weekly service would cost.

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Read more about the article Getting a Pool Inspected Before You Buy the House

Getting a Pool Inspected Before You Buy the House

  • Post author:Dillon
  • Post published:October 9, 2026
  • Post category:Pool Service

The home inspector isn't required to inspect the pool, and a standard pool inspection can skip leaks and equipment life. A pool inspection runs $150 to $325 in California, and here's what to ask for and what red flags cost.

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Read more about the article What Counts as a Pool Emergency, and What Can Wait Until Monday

What Counts as a Pool Emergency, and What Can Wait Until Monday

  • Post author:Dillon
  • Post published:October 8, 2026
  • Post category:Pool Service

A pool emergency is anything that can hurt someone tonight: shocks in the water, a missing drain cover, gas at the heater, mixed chemicals. A green pool is urgent, and leaves after a Santa Ana can wait until Monday.

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  • Adding More Lights to a Pool That Already Has One
  • Spillover Spa or Waterfall Not Flowing Right? Here’s Why
  • Attached Spa Jets Weak or Not Working? The Usual Causes
  • Pool and Spa Combo: Why the Spa Takes Forever to Heat Now That It’s Cold
  • Pool Pump Repair: Noises, Leaks, and When the Motor Is Done

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