The ADA passed a law in September of 2010 that requires all public access pools to have a Handicapped Accessibility by March 15, 2012.
Central Pool has available various Compliant Lifts to fit your needs.
Feel free to call us for any information or questions you may have, at anyone of our 3 locations.
Peoria Store : 309-691-7510
Moline Store : 309-764-4674
East Peoria Office : 309-387-6477
January 25, 2012 8:51 am
Pools are closed and it’s Spa season!
Central Pool has anything you could possibly need for your Spa.
Feel free to call if you are having any problems with your Spa. (309)691-7510
Here are a few steps to help you close down for the winter.
1. Chemically balance your Pool using Pool Pride Winterizing Kit, as well as pH and Alkalinity. Filter for 24 hours
2. Pump water 3″ to 4″ below the skimmer.
3. Disconnect all hoses from the pump, filter, and pool.
4. Remove the drain plug from the filter, and place mulitport valve in the winterize position.
5. Drain all the water from the pump, remove pump from the base and store the pump inside where it is warm.
6. Remove pressure gauge, shake out the water and put gauge with the pump.
7. Build up center of the pool with an air pillow, and secure the winter cover with cable.
If you happen to be needing or missing some closing items, stop on in! We are currently fully stocked on closing kits, winter covers, and air pillows.
Don’t be afraid to call us if you’re having trouble shutting your pool down. (309) 691-7510
The season is almost over and that mean it’s about that time to close up your pool.
Central Pool Supply is fully stocked on Winter Covers and other supplies needed to end your season.
Come in today to get your Winter Cover!
There are MANY reasons for cloudy pool water: early algae growth; environmental issues such as frequent, heavy rains; lack of sunlight on the pool (UV sunlight is an excellent natural oxidizer); poor circulation, lack of pool use; too little filtration time (filter should run 8 to 12 hours each day that the pool is open; poor maintenance practices such as improper vacuuming & pool surface brushing; poor chemical maintenance practices such as neglecting to shock the pool on a regular weekly or bi-weekly basis (shocking helps to eliminate build-ups of un-filterables such as body oils & lotions plus kills early outbreaks of algae).
The best first steps to diagnosing cloudy water is to bring in a water sample to one of our stores. Our staff will test your water and determine what steps you need to take to bring the sparkle back to your pool.
Tags: algae, chemicals, cloudy water, filtration, heat, rain
July 25, 2011 5:13 pm