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How Often Should I Shock The Pool?

Post author:Rudy
Post published:July 28, 2019
Post category:Apartment Pool Maintenance Home Owner Pool Care Hotel Pool Maintenance Shock

Community Associations, Hotels, HOAs, and Private Residences This is a great question. You have probably heard that you need to shock your pool once every seven to ten days with…

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This conversation delves into the Skimmer State of the Pool Service 2025 report, analyzing its findings and implications for the pool industry. Not everyone will like everything I say, but I shoot straight and share my honest evaluation of the collected information. It highlights the industry's growth, service professionals' challenges, and the importance of understanding data context. The discussion also covers marketing strategies, the impact of private equity, hiring practices, and the role of technology in shaping the future of pool service businesses.

takeaways

The pool industry is experiencing significant growth, projected to reach $10.33 billion by 2029.
Sample bias in industry reports can lead to misleading conclusions.
Marketing is becoming a critical component for success in the pool industry.
Private equity is reshaping the competitive landscape of pool service companies.
Hiring and retaining skilled labor remains a major challenge for pool service businesses.
Technology adoption is maturing, with companies using existing tools more effectively.
Cultural shifts are necessary for improving employee engagement and retention.
Understanding customer expectations is crucial for service providers.
The industry is moving towards a focus on profit per pool rather than just increasing the number of pools serviced.
The future of the pool industry will depend on adaptability and strategic growth.

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