Admiral Pools remains committed to helping our customers enjoy a safe, well-maintained pool during the spring and summer seasons.
As our state and local communities take measures to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the availability of services is changing every day. However, Admiral Pools plans to remain in operation and to continue to provide excellent service to our customers during this time. We believe in the value of maintaining an operational, safe, and clean pool at all times. Read on to learn how Admiral Pools is updating our services to comply with state safety regulations, as well as how pool owners can take steps to protect their health while enjoying their swimming pool.
Staying Up to Date on the Latest Federal Regulations
Although the state and federal regulations on businesses have been changing, Admiral Pools is staying diligent in our attempts to provide our customers with the services they expect, even during this challenging time. Currently, Admiral Pools and other businesses in the Commercial Facilities sector are considered “essential” and are not required to shut down operations entirely. Still, we must do our part to ensure the safety and health of our customers and employees.
How Admiral Pools Plans to Keep Our Customers Safe
Admiral Pools intends to remain as committed to the needs of our customers as ever. However, we also recognize the importance of maintaining a safe social distance and doing our part to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
One way in which we can continue to provide for our customers is by arranging the drop-off and pick-up of pool water testing and any purchases of pool supplies or chemicals. Customers can do this by calling ahead and arranging a delivery of their packaged and labeled pool water sample, or by ordering their required supplies. This way, customers can arrive at our store and need only interact with one employee at a time. This change in communication will not impact the quality and efficiency of our service.
How to Enjoy Your Home Pool While Protecting Your Health
Admiral Pools wants to make sure that our customers can enjoy their swimming pools with some peace of mind during this time. As the temperatures increase, children and families will want to spend more time in the fresh air in their swimming pool. Fortunately, swimming pools are mostly germ-free due to the chemicals used in the water. But can the COVID-19 virus be transmitted through pool water? The Pool Water Treatment and Advisory Group state that the virus could not be transmitted through the water. However, people must take care when they are outside the pool. To stay safe while enjoying your pool, you may do the following:
- Frequent testing of the pool water for disinfectant and pH levels and monthly bacterial tests of pool water.
- Clean and disinfect frequently-touched objects and surfaces in the pool environment.
- Shower before entering and after leaving the pool.
- Thoroughly clean swimming goggles and swimming hats.
Admiral Pools is Your Complete Swimming Pool Resource
Admiral Pools LLC is a multi-faceted company involved in the construction and renovation of all types of in-ground swimming pools, serving Baltimore, Harford, and Cecil Counties of Maryland and Southern Pennsylvania. Admiral Pools does the vast majority of our work with in-house personnel, and we pride ourselves on being a turnkey operation that provides retaining walls, hardscaping, fencing, and outdoor lighting. Customers can visit our retail location and showroom in Abingdon, MD, to purchase pool chemicals, as well as above-ground pools, spas, parts, maintenance equipment, pool games, and toys. Admiral Pools of Maryland is dedicated to providing our customers with the highest quality swimming pools, the best service, and a complete selection of parts and chemicals the retail industry has to offer.
Contact Admiral Pool’s representative through our website today to receive your free quote, or call us at 1-866-297-POOL (7665). Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest for all of the latest updates and news in the recreational water industry.
