​Clearflo Pools is sensitive to environmental concerns and California's future energy needs. Southern California Edison (SCE) has a variable speed pool pump rebate program that we participate in. Upgrading to this variable speed pool pump can conserve electricity and save you hundreds of dollars on your electric bill.

Establishing a regular pool maintenance routine is essential to keeping your pool safe.  The key is to keep the pool clean, the water chemically balanced, and the equipment running.  If these things are neglected, you are looking at not only costly long term consequences, but also potentially dangerous consequences as well.

Clearflo Pools, Inc. is celebrating the launch of their brand new website!  Clearflo Pools, Inc. is a pro at the backyard renovation process.  To see their own website go through a huge renovation process of its own  was a nice change of pace. The new site can be found at www.clearflopools.com and offers everything that existing and potential clients might need to know about the business.

Clearflo Pools worked with Naperville web developers Sprocket Websites to create an all new look and feel.  The much larger new website features new functionality and an updated look.  They worked together to use Clearflo Pools’ recognized colors and logos to create a cohesive and up-to-date look.

The site includes contact information, photo galleries grouped by type of project that you may be interested in, a new blog, a pool education section to help customers understand terms and the process, and so much more.  Visitors will find a very extensive menu of services that Clearflo Pools provides as well as the details of each of these services.

The new website also includes client testimonials, warranty information, equipment and supplies, as well as financing options.  Check it out for yourself!

Saltwater systems have been around in the United States since the 1980’s. They were first used commercially in New Zealand in the early 1970’s. Salt water chlorination is a process that uses dissolved salt for the chlorination system. The chlorine generator, also known as a salt cell, uses electrolysis in the presence of dissolved salt to produce hypochlorous acid, a very weak acid, and sodium hypochlorite. These are sanitizing agents already commonly used in swimming pools. 

Article obtained from the California Pool and Spa Association website.

(SACRAMENTO)—As part of its ongoing Let’s Pool Together campaign, the California Pool and Spa Association (CPSA) announced today the release of its Model Drought Response Plan aimed at providing state and local policymakers with positive ideas designed to achieve water savings related to swimming pools, spas and hot tubs.