By Bret Richard August 10, 2016
I'm a reporter at KOCO and was wondering if I can get in touch with anybody who had business dealings with Eldon Roberts? ...read more
By denny1 June 09, 2016
We have used Sparkle Pools for a few years now and have always had a clean and well maintained pool. I would recommend Eldon Roberts and Sparkle Pools to any of my friends or family ...read more
By Amit Panchal May 19, 2016
Did an ok job installing our fiberglass pool. Its been 3 years since we got our pool, after doing all the initial consulting and planning of how the owner Lowell will give us the best pool it took him 4 months to come and install the pool. When he started the job he came up with change of plan and basically cut down on our concrete by saying we have to pay him more if we want the way he promised us initially, the accidental drain hole cover was not install properly they just left it loose in such a way that somebody can fall in it. The worst was skimmer installation which was installed crooked which is still in same shape after 2 lousy attempts to fix it by his employees. To this day the skimmer is in bad shape and the owner Lowell keeps making fake promises to come over and fix it. ...read more
Temps are on the rise, which means it is TIME FOR YOUR POOL OPENING! The indicator that summer is right around the corner (other than all those end of year school activities) is getting your above ground pool opened up and ready to go... Some people dread this process, but we are here to help! We have outlined 8 steps to getting your pool opened up. While there may be a bit of 'fine-tuning' needed for your chemicals to be perfectly in balance, these steps should get you 90 - 95% of the way! REMOVE YOUR POOL COVER: Clean off the pool cover of leaves or debris (a leaf blower works pretty good here as long as things are dry), remove the cover from the pool, allow the cover to dry and then fold up and store for your pool closing. RE-INSTALL POOL EQUIPMENT: Re-install your pump if you brought it in for the winter. Hook up all of your pump and filter hoses that were disconnected at closing. Put the drain cap back on the filter and the drain plug back into the pump. Turn your multi-port valve to 'Backwash' setting. FILL YOUR POOL: Fill the pool back up to the correct water level as indicated on your skimmer plate. Once filled, unplug the skimmer and return jets and backwash and rinse the sand filter. VACUUM DEBRIS: Vacuum any debris from the bottom of the pool. Backwash and rinse your filter - you may need to add water to your pool at this point depending on how long your filter needs to be backwashed. BALANCE PH AND TOTAL ALKALINITY: Add 2 ounces of Pure 'N Blue Fresh per 1,000 gallons of pool water. Run your pump for 24 hours with your filter on the 'Filter' setting and then test your pool water. Balance your pH and Alkalinity. You may need pH Reducer, Alkalinity Increaser or Muriatic Acid to get your water to acceptable readings of 7.2 - 7.6 and 60 - 120 respectively. ADD 'HELPER' CHEMICALS: Once your pH and Alkalinity are balanced, add up to one bottle of Natural Chemistry Pool Magic Spring & Fall and up to 1 bottle of Natural Chemistry Scale Free (amount added depends on the size of your pool and gallons of water). Add these chemicals in the morning and allow your pump to run all day on the 'Filter' setting. **If you are a chlorine based pool, you will add Combat 60 in lieu of Scale Free. Official Website: Chemicals For Swimming Pools,OK More Info Click Here: Hot Tub Manufacturers Moore, Ok ...read more
By Country Leisure Manufacturing May 15, 2019
In continuing our blog series about the most common reasons we hear from people on why they don't own a hot tub, #4 is a consistent one - fear of what it takes to prepare your space for a hot tub. This one is actually not too bad if you know the right people to call - or in some cases, your hot tub retailer may even be able to take care of it for you! The first step for a new hot tub is the location. You will need to have a flat, level surface ready - approximately 10' x 10' will fit most standard hot tubs. You can level your surface with paving stones or have a concrete pad poured, if you don't already have an existing surface ready. A concrete slab is generally your best bet, and most cost effective. Most slabs run $8 - $12 / square foot, so for the 10' x 10', you are looking at $800 - $1,200. Ask your hot tub retailer if this is a service they provide - if it is, you can finance it in with your purchase if you opt to use financing. You want to avoid placing your new hot tub directly on grass or leveled dirt - in most cases this will void the warranty - and it allows for moisture to find an easier path in and wreak havoc on the equipment. Also, hot tubs are heavy - with a heavy rain, you may wind up with a sinking hot tub... The second step to prepping your area for a new hot tub is the electrical connection. If you are purchasing a 110v hot tub and you have a dedicated outlet near the location you want to place your hot tub, you are done and have nothing else to worry about! Official Website: Chemicals For Swimming Pools,OK More Info Click Here: Hot Tub Manufacturers Moore, Ok ...read more
By Country Leisure Manufacturing April 11, 2019
Builder of Inground gunite pools and provide renovations, service and cleaning department ...read more
By Cardinal Aquatech Pools January 04, 2015
Saunas help relaxation and to unwind after a stressful day. Many people use saunas for this purpose; however, others find it useful for different reasons. A sauna is designed to raise your body temperature and release stress. By sitting and letting it work, you are ready to face the world again. There... ...read more
Using a sauna is an excellent way to rest and relax, the hot rooms seem to be very calming and help to alleviate minor aches and pains. Most people only spend around 20 minutes in the room before moving on with the rest of their day. However, some are not aware of the dangerous effects of spending too... ...read more