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Maintaining the pH level of your pool is crucial to ensuring it’s safe to use at all times.

Also Incorrect pH levels can cause itchy skin and red eyes, and can also reduce the effectiveness of chlorine in the water.

pH ranges from 0 to 14, with 7.0 being neutral, anything above 7.0 alkaline, and anything below 7.0 acidic.

The Standard for pool water is 7.2 to 7.8, with 7.5 being ideal.

To lower you pH you use Pool Acid ( hydrochloric acid )
Raising the pH you would use alkalinity increaser ( Sodium Bicarbonate )

The only parts that wear out on a regular basis is the Foot Pad and the rubber Seal.
The Foot will last you one to two years depending on how ruff your pool surface is. The Pleated Seal should last you at least 2-3 years

Chlorine is generated through the salt chlorinator system instead of being added in its true chlorine form.

The pool salt is added to the pool and that salt water flow through the salt system where electrolysis converts that salt (sodium chloride) into chlorine.

That chlorine is used to sanitise the pool water.

We operate from as far north as Zinkwazi, including Blythedale, through Salt Rock, Ballito, La Mercy, and go as far south as Umhlanga. We service our customers in all major residential estates (Princes Grant, Palm Lakes, Simbithi, Brettenwood, Dunkirk, Zimbali and many others) and of course in private homes.