Keep yourself, your clients, and your pools safe this hurricane season. The Texas Pool & Spa Coalition, in partnership with the Pool & Hot Tub Alliance Certified Pool & Spa Operator Advisory Council, has compiled 10 tips to prepare your pools for potential storms.
The Residential Appliance Installer License is required for all pool and spa service people that are replacing or repairing swimming pool and spa electrical equipment in Texas. If you have been replacing pumps since 2009 without a license, you are subject to fines of $2,000-$5,000 per incident - and they can ask to see your records for the last 4 years!
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From the tens of thousands of small business owners and employees to the millions of dollars in economic output, the pool and hot tub industry is critical to Texas’ economy. Pool construction alone employs hundreds of local residents, and requires permit fees and employee payroll taxes to be paid, all of which help stimulate local economies. Pool builders, distributors, and retailers live and work in our communities and are a vital part of the workforce.
Recognizing that drought will continue to plague the globe due to increased climate challenges, the Let’s Pool Together campaign is designed to be a resource for pool owners to help them learn more about optimizing their pools and spas to save water and reduce water waste.