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Since Foothills Poolwater Revival recycled and filtered our pool water and balanced the chemicals, our pool water has never been so clear. This newer technology eliminates the need and expense of draining the pool regularly to clear up the hard … Read More

Warm weather will be here before we know it and that means it’s time to give your swimming pool the attention it’s been craving. One of the first things you might do is bring a sample of your pool water … Read More

RO Filtration Is The Best For Pool Water Owning a residential or commercial swimming pool in the Tucson area can be challenging with our hard water Specifically, high levels of calcium, magnesium and other hardness minerals in our tap water … Read More

Stop Draining Swimming Pools If you own a residential or commercial swimming pool and are concerned about keeping it looking great all the time, then this blog post is for you! At Tucson Pool Water Recycling we are committed to … Read More

Lowering CYA Levels In Your Swimming Pool Have you ever walked into a pool store and they told you your CYA levels were too high and you needed to drain your swimming pool? if you use chlorine tabs in your … Read More

Commercial Swimming Pool Water Quality Are you concerned about what you’re swimming in when you go to friend’s houses or swim in commercial pools, water parks or community pools like resorts? Well, we think you should be and we hope … Read More

Recycling Your Pool Water is Better Than Draining If you own a residential or commercial swimming pool in the Tucson area, due to rising calcium, Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), and Cyanuric Acid (CYA) levels you are going to need to … Read More

It’s Dangerous To Drain a Swimming Pool If you live in the Tucson area, you’re probably quite familiar with how hard our tap water is. In fact, the calcium levels coming out of the tap is some of the hardest … Read More

Dangers of Draining A Swimming Pool in Tucson There are many dangers when it comes to draining a swimming pool in Tucson especially when the temperature is above 80 degrees! Most residential and commercial swimming pool owners will drain a … Read More