Pool Pump

Pool Pumps are the backbone and heart of every Perfect Pool out there. Without a working swimming pool pump, the pool is never ever going to operate and function like it should do.

Here are a few factors to consider when buying a pool pump.

The turnover is the minimum amount of time it takes the pump to circulate all your pool’s water through the filter. Ideally, all your pool water should pass through the filter at least once per day to ensure the pool is clean. For most pools, a run time of 7-8 hours is perfect.

It’s important to coordinate your pool pump with your pool filter, which has a maximum flow rate. The pump’s max flow rate should be below the filter’s maximum flow rate, otherwise, the pump could overwhelm the filter with excessive water pressure and cause damage. Your filter’s maximum flow rate is specified by the manufacturer.

Every piece of equipment, including heaters and pool cleaners, connected to your pool’s circulation system adds resistance to the flow of water. The greater this resistance, the stronger the pump needs to be in order to overcome it. This resistance to flow is measured in “meters of the head”. Most domestic pools have a resistance of 10 m.

Our main focus is customer service and to make swimming pool ownership a pleasure. Spending time with the family is probably the main reason why we wake up every morning. It’s for this exact reason we offer services Like Weekly Pool Maintenance. We also have dedicated teams to repair any problem you might have with the pool. Please do not hesitate to contact us whenever you need a professional pool company.