Pool Care Journal
Saltwater Pools vs. Chlorine: What Homeowners R...
Discover the real pros, cons, and regrets of switching from chlorine to saltwater pools in Nevada. Learn what works best for your backyard and budget.
Saltwater Pools vs. Chlorine: What Homeowners R...
Discover the real pros, cons, and regrets of switching from chlorine to saltwater pools in Nevada. Learn what works best for your backyard and budget.
Salt System Not Generating Chlorine? Here's Wha...
If your salt system isn’t generating chlorine, the most common culprits are low salt, dirty cells, unbalanced water, or temperature and flow issues. Regular testing and occasional cell cleaning can prevent most problems. When in doubt, Pool Supply Depot can help diagnose your system and find the right solution —...
Salt System Not Generating Chlorine? Here's Wha...
If your salt system isn’t generating chlorine, the most common culprits are low salt, dirty cells, unbalanced water, or temperature and flow issues. Regular testing and occasional cell cleaning can prevent most problems. When in doubt, Pool Supply Depot can help diagnose your system and find the right solution —...
How Much Does a Salt Chlorinator Cost vs. a Poo...
In 2025, the cost difference between a salt chlorinator and a pool heater comes down to purpose and lifestyle. A salt system typically costs $600–$2,500 installed, with low ongoing expenses aside from salt and cell replacement every few years. A pool heater costs more upfront — $1,500–$6,000+ installed — and...
How Much Does a Salt Chlorinator Cost vs. a Poo...
In 2025, the cost difference between a salt chlorinator and a pool heater comes down to purpose and lifestyle. A salt system typically costs $600–$2,500 installed, with low ongoing expenses aside from salt and cell replacement every few years. A pool heater costs more upfront — $1,500–$6,000+ installed — and...
Electric vs. Gas Pool Heaters: What’s the True ...
The real cost to run a pool heater in Las Vegas depends on your usage. Gas heaters heat quickly but cost more to operate long-term. Electric heat pumps are energy-efficient and ideal for regular use in Nevada’s mild seasons. For year-round comfort, a hybrid setup offers the best balance of...
Electric vs. Gas Pool Heaters: What’s the True ...
The real cost to run a pool heater in Las Vegas depends on your usage. Gas heaters heat quickly but cost more to operate long-term. Electric heat pumps are energy-efficient and ideal for regular use in Nevada’s mild seasons. For year-round comfort, a hybrid setup offers the best balance of...
5 Reasons Your Pool Heater Won’t Turn On — And ...
If your pool heater won’t turn on, start by checking simple things: water flow, gas or power, sensors, and ventilation. In most cases, the fix is minor — cleaning filters, resetting breakers, or clearing airflow. If problems persist, Pool Supply Depot can help you diagnose the issue, source the right...
5 Reasons Your Pool Heater Won’t Turn On — And ...
If your pool heater won’t turn on, start by checking simple things: water flow, gas or power, sensors, and ventilation. In most cases, the fix is minor — cleaning filters, resetting breakers, or clearing airflow. If problems persist, Pool Supply Depot can help you diagnose the issue, source the right...
Pool Heater vs. Heat Pump: Which Is Best for Ne...
For Nevada pool owners, the choice between a gas pool heater and a heat pump comes down to usage and climate. Gas heaters provide quick heat and year-round reliability, while heat pumps offer greater efficiency and lower long-term costs. Understanding the trade-offs before you buy ensures your investment aligns with...
Pool Heater vs. Heat Pump: Which Is Best for Ne...
For Nevada pool owners, the choice between a gas pool heater and a heat pump comes down to usage and climate. Gas heaters provide quick heat and year-round reliability, while heat pumps offer greater efficiency and lower long-term costs. Understanding the trade-offs before you buy ensures your investment aligns with...
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How Much Does a Salt Chlorinator Cost vs. a Poo...
In 2025, the cost difference between a salt chlorinator and a pool heater comes down to purpose and lifestyle. A salt system typically costs $600–$2,500 installed, with low ongoing expenses aside from salt and cell replacement every few years. A pool heater costs more upfront — $1,500–$6,000+ installed — and...
How Much Does a Salt Chlorinator Cost vs. a Poo...
In 2025, the cost difference between a salt chlorinator and a pool heater comes down to purpose and lifestyle. A salt system typically costs $600–$2,500 installed, with low ongoing expenses aside from salt and cell replacement every few years. A pool heater costs more upfront — $1,500–$6,000+ installed — and...