Custom Made Above Ground Pools Los Angeles

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1. Choose Your Shape: 

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2. Choose Your Style

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3. Choose Your Size

We can make any size pool 

• The Smallest Width  4ft
• The Largest Width 50ft
• The Smallest Length 4ft
• The Largest Length 80ft
•  The Shallowest Height 24in
• The Deepest Height 60in

 To begin the order process, complete the quote request above or call at 1-213-238-2894

• Any Size from 4ft x 4ft to 50ft x 80ft
• Many Depths 24,30,36,42,48,52 or 60in inches deep (and anything in between)
• Round Oval Rectangle Lazy River Sizes Available
• Any depth from 2ft to 5ft including multiple depth options

We can make almost any size pool you like. The prices quoted are the price you will pay, and the quotes are valid for 30 days. After that we will get you an updated quote when you are ready to order a pool.  It would be unusual for the prices to raise, but it is a possibility depending on timing.

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• Sanitizing Pool Water

  Sanitizing Pool Water : Sanitization comes from adding chemicals to your water that are antibacterial in nature. You can choose to use  Chlorine, Baquacil or other methods, such as salt water generators. You mst ve sure that all levels are maintained to ensure healthy water levels

  The most commonly used method of sanitizing pools is application of chlorine.

  You should insure that the continuous chlorine level should be kept between 1.0 – 3.0 ppm (parts per million) for proper sanitation. Stabilized chlorinating products come in several forms including 1″ and 3″ tablets, sticks, granules and floaters.

  Bromine is also an effective sanitizer and offer low-odor sanitation at higher temperatures, and are ideal for spa and hot tub applications.

  You can apply these products in many ways, in liquid, tablet, or granules.   You can apply them through floats, through the filtering system or by adding directly. The important thing is to keep the proper levels at all times

  Shocking Your Above Ground Pools

  The final step in the process is to shock the pool. The addition of shock products breaks down the chloramines and destroys them. When there are organic products in the pool, chloramines can occur. Organic compounds can be things such as suntan oils, cosmetics, perspiration, etc. These things combine with the chlorine residual in your pool water.

  The resulting chloramines provide no sanitizing function and can cause problems like:

  • strong chlorine odor
  • cloudy water,
  • eye irritation,
  • feed bacteria and algae

  Weekly applications of Shock will reduce the chloramines (and the chlorine smell)  and keep your pool  functioning at top levels.

  Use with care (as with all chemicals) and disperse them around the pool.  Do not dump it all in one place. We do not recommended to pre-dissolve the shock in a bucket of water, as you will have in your hands a HIGHLY caustic substance

  

   

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You should be  Adding Chlorine To Your Pool if the total alkalinity is at the right level and pH is correct. The amount of chlorine to add depends on the present chlorine level and the type of chlorine used. Refer to the manufacturers instructions for quantity.

As discussed previously, chlorine degrades rapidly under the influence of UV light. For this reason chlorine should be added only in the late afternoon or early evening. Adding chlorine then  will insure it can dissolve and mix thoroughly before the damaging sun’s rays can affect it.

Adding Chlorine To Your Pool

You should evenly scattered/ poured the chlorine around the pool or over slowly in front of the return flow jets to ensure rapid and even distribution.

Chlorine should be kept at a level of 1.0-3.0 ppm to ensure sufficient sanitation. If you are using a Pool Wizard, a level of 0.5 ppm is required. This combination will provide a far superior sanitation to chlorine alone.

If the pool has very high levels of contamination or there is a strong smell of chlorine around the pool, you may need to shock treat the water. This involves adding large quantities of non-stabilized chlorine (or non-chlorine oxidizers) to the pool. Doing this rapidly destroys any offending matter in the water.

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Disclaimer: The information provided by our how to guide is for example only. please refer to manuals for complete information