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COVID-19 and Your Pool – What You Need to Know

As an essential business during this pandemic, Allied Aquatics is committed to fighting the COVID-19 virus and protecting you and your family through continued service and maintenance of your swimming pool during this unprecedented time. We are continually monitoring our staff, providing sanitizing products and following the CDC guidelines. Should any staff member exhibit symptoms, they will be told to stay home, seek medical attention and self-quarantine until given medical clearance. All staff members have been instructed to limit all contact following the CDC guidelines, although given the nature of our business no contact should be necessary.

Should you have any questions, require service or want to discuss specific needs, please contact us via phone or email, we are here for you!

Please read the statement below from the CDC regarding COVID-19 and the importance of proper pool maintenance.
According to the CDC, COVID-19 cannot survive in properly treated pool and hot tub water. In addition, the World Health Organization states that controlling water quality is necessary to prevent the transmission of infectious diseases.

During this crisis it is important that pools and hot tubs be properly maintained because:

  • The maintenance of properly sanitized swimming pools and other artificial bodies of water is necessary to prevent the transmission of infectious diseases and help maintain community health.
  • Without proper pool maintenance (which includes circulation and treatment of water) various germs which are present in feces — like e. coli — can grow. It can also create a breeding ground for
    mosquitoes, other pests and the diseases they may carry. This presents a risk not only to bathers but to the entire community at large. Additionally, it is critically important that active in-ground pool and spa projects be completed. Unfinished projects pose significant public safety risks as potential issues such as cave-ins and pool popping, as well as the dangers posed by an active construction site. And, the impact of long-term exposure to the elements may result in the community health issues noted above.
  • As children and families across the country are being asked to reduce outside contact or even shelter at home, and gyms and other public facilities are closing, the backyard pool, spa or hot tub provides a fun way for families to focus on their health and well-being. These pools and hot tubs should be properly maintained by a service professional to ensure proper sanitation measures are taking place.

 

As always, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us with any questions. Let us be your Frisco / McKinney Pool Service!

 

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/php/water.html

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