Billy's Clean Pools

04/03/2025

April Pools' Day

Saturday, April 5, 2025
Time: 10:00am.-1:00pm

Age: 4 years & up

Aquatic Complex, 4420 Burns Road

2nd Annual April Pools' Day to raise awareness surrounding accidental drowning and water safety! Participants can expect water safety related lessons including sun safety, supervised swimming, life jackets, rescue techniques, small boating safety, open water safety, and hands-only CPR.

06/23/2022

“A “salt pool” just means that the pool has an electronic chlorine generator installed, also called a salt chlorine generator (SCG), or an SWG (salt water generator). Put simply, an SCG utilizes a low level of salinity in pool water to continuously generate chlorine when the pool equipment runs every day. Despite the unfortunate confusion, it has still managed to become the standard in pool sanitation1. Still, there’s a lot of work that can be done to help those that care for pools understand that the differences involved when it comes to using and maintaining salt pools and their equipment. “

06/21/2022

Another customer satisfied:
“Billy of Billys clean pools, has been taking care of the pool for years, and knows all the ins and outs regarding the pool how it reacts to external stimulus such as weather, sun, you name it. and is very familiar obviously with the filter and systems of this pool….. if the buyer chose another company I think they would be making a big mistake….. Billy and his wife Angela are Very friendly people, and are great at what they do and take pride in how they do it. As far as I’m concerned, there is no other choice in a pool maintenance company..”

05/15/2021

Phosphates lead to growth of algae and pathogens.
Not treating the issue will lead to more chlorine consumption, more frequent filter cleaning and a higher risk of algae blooms. Phosphates get into Pool water from many of the following sources and create numerous problems:
Leaves, dust, insects, fertilizers, skin shed by bathers, products like suntan lotions and moisturizer, hair care products, beverages, etc., all contribute phosphates.

06/18/2020

Before and after we took over, another customer satisfied🤙🏻

03/23/2020

As the added restrictions due to COVID-19 are enforced, WE as an industry can make a difference, protect the public and allow them to continue to enjoy their swimming pool. Especially now, as more and more people are working from home and kids are not in school. The use of their swimming pools is going to increase and can offer a safe outlet.

By assisting in maintaining properly sanitized swimming pools and bodies of water WE are considered essential to public health. The risk of pools not being properly maintained would increase the likelihood of mosquitoes and put swimmers in potentially unsafe bodies of water. Important to remember, the CDC has no evidence that COVID-19 can be transmitted through properly sanitized pool water.

CDC guidance states: “There is no evidence that COVID-19 can be spread to humans through the use of pools and hot tubs. Proper operation, maintenance, and disinfection (e.g., with chlorine and bromine) of pools and hot tubs should remove or inactivate the virus that causes COVID-19.” www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/php/water.html

It's important pool owners limit the people in the pool & on the deck to less than 10. Proper regular and scheduled disinfection and sanitizing of common entry and exit points to the pool and pool area, mainly ladders, handrails, gates, latches, doorknob is necessary to limit the transmission of COVID-19. For more information about CDC’s recommendations for proper operation, maintenance, and disinfection of public pools, visit www.cdc.gov/healthywater/swimming/aquatics-professionals/operating-public-swimming-pools.html.

Preventing recreational water illnesses (RWIs) is a multifaceted issue that requires participation from pool staff, swimmers, and health departments. Poor maintenance can result in low disinfectant levels that can allow the spread of a variety of germs that cause diarrhea as well as skin and respira...