Barstow: Rainbow Basin, Needles, Route 66, Hinkley, Lenwood, Helendale, Silver Lakes, Oro Grande, Grandview, Skyline North, North Barstow, Desert View, Daggett, North Edwards, Yermo, Newberry Springs, Johnston’s Corner, and Wild Crossing
Victorville: Bryman, La Delta, Bell Mountain, Mojave Heights, Bellevue Heights, Valley High North, Golden Mesa, Desert Knolls Manor, The Village, Golden Mesa and Frost
Apple Valley: Sunset Hills, Thorn, Cotner’s Corner, Fizzben Heights, Mariana Ranchos, Apple Valley Highlands, and Ranchos del Oro
Hesperia: The Mesa, Oak Hills, High Country, Golden Valley Acres, Mountain View, Eagle Ranch, Duncan Corners and Baldy Mesa
Phelen: Mountain Top Junction, Wildhorse Canyon, Wrightwood, Piñon Hills
Adelanto: South Adelanto, El Mirage, Houze Place
Kramer Junction: Kramer Hills, Boron: Desert Lake, Baker, and Rich
San Diego County: San Diego, North Park, Hillcrest, Point Loma, Old Town, Bay Park, Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach, PB, OB, UTC, Clairemont, Mission Beach, Mission Bay, The Beaches, La Mesa, Chula Vista, La Jolla, Soledad Mountain, Del Mar, Poway, Santee. If you don’t see your area, call anyway and maybe we can make it out there.

Salt Systems

Salt water pools are different in many ways from fresh water swimming pools. It is important that you take care of you pool. Just because it has Salt Water doesn’t mean it is going to take care of itself!

Maintaining Your Salt Water Pool Salt Water Swimming Pools use a special unit to split the salt molecules in your pool water and make the chlorine that your pool normally uses for sanitation. Besides this difference in the way the chlorine in your pool is obtained they need the same care as any pool. All other chemical levels still need to be balanced. Some people have the belief that a salt water pool has no chlorine and is ‘natural.” This is partially true however your pool still has chlorine in it and there are other harmful things in the pool as well as chlorine. A salt water can be kept at a much lower chlorine level. Because chlorine is added more efficiently to the water the level can be kept lower. Most users of salt water pools think that it is much better on their skin and eyes. This is because the chlorine level is lower and our bodies contain salt, this makes sense. Instead of chlorine you will have to add salt to a salt water pool. Commercial and Residential pool services are available throughout San Diego County and surrounding areas, including pool service to San Diego, North Park, Hillcrest, Point Loma, Old Town, Bay Park, Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach, PB, OB, UTC, Clairemont, Mission Beach, Mission Bay, The Beaches, La Mesa, Chula Vista, La Jolla, Soledad Mountain, Del Mar, Poway, Santee, and nearby surrounding areas. Contact Cool Pool Guys to receive a free, no obligation estimate for your swimming pool’s monthly pool service. Or Call 619-312-4440.
	Converting Your Pool to Salt Water If you currently have a freshwater pool. You can convert it to salt water. It is relatively inexpensive for the labor involved. Most of the cost is in the salt water converter and salt. Cool Pool Gys can get very special prices on salt water converters. Give us a call and we can help you install a system in a few hours! Commercial and Residential pool services are available throughout San Diego County and surrounding areas, including pool service to San Diego, North Park, Hillcrest, Point Loma, Old Town, Bay Park, Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach, PB, OB, UTC, Clairemont, Mission Beach, Mission Bay, The Beaches, La Mesa, Chula Vista, La Jolla, Soledad Mountain, Del Mar, Poway, Santee, and nearby surrounding areas. Contact Cool Pool Guys to receive a free, no obligation estimate for your swimming pool’s monthly pool service. Or Call 619-312-4440.

Links Salt Water Chlorination – Wikipedia.org Answers.com – Disadvantages and Advantages of Salt Water Pools Chlorine Generators – Salt Water Pools Salt Water Swimming Pools Salt Water vs Chlorine	FAQ Frequently Asked Questions What are the advantages of Salt Water Swimming Pools ? The most important part of pool service is making sure that your chemicals are balanced. When we talk to many of our new customers they are usually under the impression that is all we do. This is called “chemical only service.” It is important that the dust and leaves and debris is also removed from your pool. This helps to keep the pool in good order. The leave traps need to be emptied and the equipment needs to be checked. Most pools have special needs and there is always more work that can be done. Most of our pool guys will spend 20-40 minutes working on the average residential pool each visit. Sometimes we will need to stay longer. Rarely we will show up to add chemicals if we are in the process of a long treatment. Please feel free to ask your pool guy what he does or what he is doing if you are wondering. He will be happy to tell you. If you think that something is being left out in your service, please feel free to tell your pool guy. Thanks for telling us how we can help you better! How do I get a free quote? Call Matt at (619) 312-4440. You can also send us an e-mail at matt@coolpoolguys.com. We will get back to you as soon as possible to set up a time to look at your pool . Commercial and Residential pool services are available throughout San Diego County and surrounding areas, including pool service to San Diego, North Park, Hillcrest, Point Loma, Old Town, Bay Park, Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach, UTC, Clairemont, Mission Beach, Mission Bay, The Beaches, La Mesa, Chula Vista, La Jolla, Del Mar, Poway, and nearby areas.

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