Above Ground Pools Las Vegas Nevada

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Above Ground Pools Choices

Paradise Pools – The New Technology of Above Ground Pools Choices

Paradise Liberty Above Ground Pools

  • Rating:   Five Stars
  • 30 Year Warranty
  • Heavy Duty Frame
  • Heavy Duty Liner
  • EXTRA Strong Footing

Paradise Liberty Pools

 


Fijian Above Ground Pools

  • Rating:   Five Stars
  • 30 Year Warranty
  • Heavy Duty Frame
  • Heavy Duty Liner
  • Special Feet For Stabilizing

Paradise Fijian Pools

 


Tahitian Above Ground Pools

  • Rating:   Four  Stars
  • 30 Year Warranty
  • Heavy Duty Frame
  • Heavy Duty Liner
  • Best For Most Applications

Paradise Tahitian Pool


Paradise Caribbean Above Ground Pools

  • Rating:   Three and Half Stars
  • 30 Year Warranty
  • Standard Duty Frame
  • Heavy Duty Liner
  • Best Price

Paradise Caribbean Pool


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Traditional Steel Walled Above Ground Pools Choices

Silver Sands

  • Rating: Five Stars – Best of Style
  • 40 Year Warranty
  • Shapes: Circles and Ovals 54in Deep
  • Familiar to many, ownership requires more hands on.

Silver Sands Pool

 


South Seas Above Ground Pools

  • Rating: Four Stars
  • 30 Year Warranty
  • Shapes: Circles and Ovals 52in Deep
  • Familiar to many, ownership requires more hands on.

South Seas Pools

 


Our Most Affordable Steel Pools


Caspian

  • Rating: 2.5 Stars
  • 20 Year Warranty
  • Shapes: Circles and Ovals 52in Deep
  • While this is our most affordable pool, it is still top quality. Familiar to many, ownership requires more hands on.

Caspian 48 Pool


Caspian

  • Rating: 2.5 Stars
  • 20 Year Warranty
  • Shapes: Circles and Ovals 52in Deep
  • While this is our most affordable pool, it is still top quality. Familiar to many, ownership requires more hands on.

Caspian 52 Pool


Caspian 54

  • Rating: 2.5 Stars
  • 20 Year Warranty
  • Shapes: Ovals 54in Deep
  • While this is our most affordable pool, it is still top quality. Familiar to many, ownership requires more hands on.

Caspian 54 Pool


Above Ground Pools For Dogs

  • Dog Day Care Pools
  • Dog Pools For Home
  • Dock Dog Diving Pools
  • 35mill scratch proof, puncture resistant liner
  • Top Quality Paradise Pools

Above Ground Pools For Dogs


Custom Build Made To Order Pools

  • Any length up to 100ft an width up to 50ft
  • Any depth up To 60in
  • Round, Rectangle Oval, Lazy River
  • No extra cost for custom pools

Custom Build Made To Order Pools – Get A Quote

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Las Vegas Nevada is known for producing quality products and affordable prices, and so are we with our Above Ground Pools. State is one of our busiest states and lots of your neighbors have our pools in your back yard. We have logistic centers all over, especially right in the heart of Las Vegas Nevada We would like you one of our customers and we appreciate you and stand ready to serve all of your above ground pool needs

Above Ground Pools Las Vegas Nevada

Above Ground Pools Washington DC MetroYour State is home to many above ground pools .  And we know you would love to have one of ours in your backyard or business.

Above Ground Pools Las Vegas Nevada

Our Distribution Center is not open to the public and the pools do not arrive there until after they are ordered. We will ship everything to your curbside

Distribution Warehouse

4485 E Lone Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89115

Above Ground Pools Las Vegas Nevada

 


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From Our Pool Information Blog

  • Pool Water Chemistry Definitions

    Pool Water Chemistry Definitions

    Definitions

    Pool water chemistry is the most misunderstood, yet vital component to overall pool care. Not only does proper water chemistry protect the swimmers using the pool, but it also protects the swimming pool itself.

    Gas heaters, electrical heat-pumps, filters, and even the vinyl-liner can all suffer severe damage from unbalanced pool water. In order to clear up some of the confusion surrounding this subject, we have listed some of the more important water chemistry terms below.

    Total Hardness


    Total Hardness refers to the amount of calcium and magnesium in your pool water. When total hardness is too high, scale can form causing the water to appear cloudy. When total hardness is too low, the water will corrode metal fixtures including copper components found in gas heaters and electrical heat-pumps. The total hardness should measure 150 – 300 ppm.

    Chlorine


    Chlorine is a disinfectant designed to sanitize (kill disease-causing organisms) and oxidize (destroy ammonia, nitrogen-containing contaminants and swimmer waste). A disinfectant must be continually active in the pool water so that it may react instantaneously with bacteria, algae and other organic matter as they are introduced into the water. The level of active chlorine is called the free chlorine residual and should measure 1.5 – 3.0 ppm.

    Total Alkalinity
    Total Alkalinity measures the amount of alkaline substances in the pool water. Alkaline substances buffer your water against sudden changes in the pH. When the total alkalinity is too low, the water will corrode metal fixtures including copper components found in gas heaters and electrical heat-pumps.

    Low total alkalinity could also cause staining and weaken your vinyl liner, causing it to wrinkle. The total alkalinity should measure 80 ppm for swimming pools using granular chlorine, or 100 – 120 ppm for swimming pools using stabilized chlorine such as chlorine tablets.

    pH
    pH refers to the intensity of acid or alkaline materials in your pool water. pH is measured on a pH scale extending from 1 (extremely acidic) to 14 (extremely alkaline). A pH of 7.0 is considered to be neutral. High pH (higher than 7.8) can cause eye and skin irritation, reduce the sanitizing action of chlorine, and cause the water to appear cloudy. Low pH (less than 7.2) can cause eye and skin irritation and corrode metal fixtures including copper components found in gas heaters and electrical heat-pumps. The pH should measure 7.2 – 7.8.

    Cyanuric Acid (Chlorine Stabilizer)


    Cyanuric acid lengthens the life of chlorine in the pool water. Chlorine products that contain cyanuric acid as an ingredient are referred to as “stabilized chlorine”. These types of chlorine are used to maintain consistent levels of chlorine in the pool water. But they are not very effective at clearing cloudy water or killing algae.

    For pools that use “non-stabilized chlorine”, that is chlorine that does not have cyanuric acid as an ingredient, cyanuric acid should be added in the spring when the pool is clear and the water is balanced. The cyanuric acid level should measure 40-80 ppm.

    Pool Water Problems and Solutions

    Cloudy Water
    Pool water can turn cloudy for a variety of reasons. The most common cause of cloudy water is either dead algae floating in the pool water or other small particles floating in the water such as dissolved leaves.

    The best way to treat a cloudy pool is chlorine, chlorine, and more chlorine. You should add a large dose of non-stabilized chlorine (either calcium hypochlorite or sodium hypochlorite) each day for four to five days straight, keeping your free chlorine level above 3 ppm at all times and running the pool filter 24 hours a day. If this does not clear your water, then you can try clarifiers and other products. But first shock your pool water.

    Pool Water Chemistry Definitions

    Algae are microscopic plants which can transform your pool water from clear blue to a swamp in as little as 24 hours. Spores are introduced into the pool through the air, from rain water, and from swimmers walking across the grass and then jumping into the pool. Algae blooms are common after heavy rain showers and when the pool water temperature is high. There are many types of algae, the most common in our area being green algae, mustard algae, and black algae.

    Pool Water Problems and Solutions

    The most effective way of preventing algae growth is to maintain a free chlorine level of at least 1.5 ppm at all times, run the pool filter 24 hours a day, and to add a dose of algaecide once a week. We have also found that adding Algaecide to the pool water decreases your chances of suffering from an algae bloom. An Algaecide acts as an inhibitor against algae growth by lowering algae’s ability to process carbon dioxide in the water making it difficult for an algae spore to germinate and grow. If you do develop algae, apply the appropriate algaecide, shock the pool, and brush down the entire pool causing the algae to become suspended in the pool water. The next day, if anything settles out, vac it out to “Waste”.

    Pool Water Chemistry Definitions

    If minerals are present in the pool water, they can cause the pool water to turn green, brown, yellow, and even purple. The water would look clear but discolored. It can be very difficult to distinguish between green water caused by green algae and green water caused by a mineral problem. A telltale sign of a mineral problem is the discoloring of the pool water shortly after shocking the pool. If this occurs, you will need to add a mineral sequester to the pool. Exactly how much is a guess. We have seen cases where one bottle has solved the problem, and others where multiple bottles were needed.

    Minerals

    Mineral problems are a tough nut to crack.  The pool industry is just now trying to get a handle on it. Stains on the vinyl liner are also treated by adding a mineral sequester. Persistent stains might need to be treated with an “on contact” product. These must be applied directly to the stained area of the pool. If the stain is on the bottom of the pool, applying the product directly on the stain can be tricky, but possible.

    Low pH

    Due to the acidic nature of our tap water and our rain. We tend to suffer more from low pH pool water than from high pH pool water. Fortunately, correcting the pH balance of your pool water is quite simple. All you need to do is add pH Increaser (also called soda ash and base). But before you add pH Increaser be sure to get your Total Alkalinity balanced first. Once the Total Alkalinity is balanced, the pH can be adjusted more accurately.

    Pool Water Chemistry Definitions


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