It’s a great way to have family time while swimming. Swimming also provides a way to get low impact exercise, which can lead to improved health. Plus on a good hot day, what better way to cool off!

There are two basic types of swimming pools, Inground and Above Ground.

Within Inground there are several options. Vinyl liner pools, traditional concrete pools and one piece fiberglass pools. Inground pools can usually be customized with sizes and shapes to various depths to the customer’s liking.

With the Above ground category most pools are vinyl liners however there are insulated aluminum walls, aluminum and steel wall pools. Some steel wall pools offer all steel components and some will offer some components made of resin. Above ground pools can come in a variety of heights and different sizes of rounds and ovals most often.

Measure your yard for available space and subtract any city setbacks as required. Contact your city clerk for information on setbacks.

Depending on the city, the height of the pool may dictate that a fence is required. Your city clerk should be able to aasist you.

Vacuum and brush your pool weekly. Test your water with an appropriate test kit or have it professionally tested, and add chemicals as needed per the water test results.

Your pool filter may need to be cleaned or backwashed periodically, usually no more often than monthly.

Your pool should be vacuumed and/or brushed weekly. Biofilms can develop on surfaces and must be brushed off to keep the pool water sparkiling clear.

Temperature is a personal preference. However, in our area if you want to have your pool warmer you may want to install a heater or heat pump to warm the water.

How do I properly sanitize my swimming pool?

A: At JTS Pools we offer a variety of methods to sanitize your pool.

First we offer traditional chlorine which can come in liquid, granular and tablet forms.

Next we offer a low chlorine/mineral system.

We also have a totally non chlorine system.

And we offer an ozone system which is also non-chlorine.

Weekly. However at the first sign of cloudiness or color in the pool you should do a quick test. We also offer computerized testing at every store that can analyze the health of the pool water.

Of course! The most common ways to heat your pool will be a gas fired heater (either natural gas or propane), a heat pump which uses refrigerant to heat the pool, solar which requires solar collectors to be placed near the pool or a simple solar cover which can add about 8-9 degrees to your pool water overtime.

Bring a water test to your nearest JTS Pools location for a computerized water analysis. At that time you can discuss the issues with one of our trained staff members, some of who are also certified as Certified Pool Operators through the Pool and Hot Tub Alliance.

Bring a water test into one of our JTS Pools locations. At that time our staff will discuss with you step by step the process to close your pool. If you would prefer not to do it yourself, JTS Pools offers a winterizing service. Just call the nearest JTS Pools location to schedule.

As long as the pool can fit between any setbacks per city ordinances then yes.

When you visit JTS Pools to discuss a pool, our sales staff will cover all the options available and advise you on each and every accessory you might like to include in your pool purchase

A hot tub will help you sleep better and deeper, relieve arthritis pain, loosen sore muscles, and help remove toxins from your system.

You should test your water weekly and add chemicals as needed. Montly you should remove your filter cartridge and hose it off. Most hot tub products will require the hot tub to be drained and refilled every three months at that time you should chemically clean your filter. JTS Pools does offer Spa Marvel which only requires draining and refilling once a year. We do suggest using a pipe cleaning product yearly, such as Jet Cleanse to strip the pipes of any build up so that your spa can start off completely clean.

Water testing can alert you to many potential spa chemical problems. JTS Pools will be happy to computer analyze your water and give you a report with step by step directions to correct any problem.

Warranties vary based by manufacturer. However, most spas will come with at least one year full warranty parts and labor. In most cases, that should cover the most common problems that pop up.

Of course! In fact most people enjoy their hot tubs more when its cold outside.

It's very importamt to do it correctly. We would recommend having a professional do it since freezing plumbing can be a disaster.

JTS Pools offers a variety of sanitizing options.

We offer a traditional chlorine/bromine system which uses tablets and a floater.

Also we have a non chlorine bromine system for those with sensitive skin.

Then we offer a low chlorine/mineral system which is utilizes a floater with replaceable chlorine cartridges. And we have an enzyme based system that is gentle to the skin and hot tub surfaces.

Yes! Its one of the best methods available.

A hot tub that’s wired 110v will add about 1-2 degrees temperature rise per hour.

A hot tub wired 220v will gain about 4-6 degrees per hour. So a 220v system will heat the spa up in less time.

Usually every three months. However, if using Spa Marvel you will change the water once per year.

Per your water test, follow the directions on the particular product and add the chemicals as required. If you get you get your water professionally tested at a JTS Pools location, we will provide you

with step by step instructions to take home with you. Then with these instructions you can add the required chemicals in the correct order.

Normally, most hot tubs are operated at 104 degrees which is the maximum temperature in modern hot tubs. However, you can set your hot tub to your desired temperature as well.

Definitely! Its great for physical therapy.

Yes, but you must provide adequate ventilation and humidity control. A hot tub does produce a lot of steam which can get back within walls and insulation. So controlling the humidity is critical.

There are actually three common types of seating. A bench seat is just like it sounds. A bench. Then there are individual captain’s chairs which provide a much more comfortable seat. And lastly there are loungers. A lounger will lay you back similar to a recliner in your home. Most modern hot tubs can have a combination of all three.

Billiards is a game played on a table with balls and cues, where players use the cues to strike the balls and score points.

The most common types of billiards games are pool, snooker, and carom.

We sell pool tables, which is the most common type of billiards table. Pool tables have pockets in which you attempt to shoot the balls. We offer tables in different sizes and styles to fit your preferences and space requirements.

The size of the room will determine the size of the table you can comfortably fit in the space. We recommend measuring your room and comparing it to the dimensions of the tables we offer to find the best fit. The table must have enough room around it to easily fit a pool cue which is normally 57” long.

The most essential accessories for playing billiards are cues, balls, and chalk. Chalk comes in a variety of colors to match the cloth color on your table. You may also want to consider purchasing an 8-ball rack and 9-ball rack, cue rack, table cover, and other accessories to enhance your playing experience.

Yes, we offer professional installation services for all of the pool tables we sell. Our team will deliver and install your table to ensure it is set up correctly and ready for play.

We can also recover your existing table to make it look new again.

Our pool tables come with a warranty that covers any manufacturer defects or issues. The length and terms of the warranty vary depending on the specific table you purchase.

To keep your pool table in top condition, it's important to regularly brush the surface, and keep the table covered when not in use. We offer a range of maintenance products to help you keep your table in top condition.

There are two main types of darts: steel tip darts and soft tip darts. Steel tip darts are used with traditional sisal or bristle dartboards, while soft tip darts are used with electronic dartboards.

The weight of your darts will depend on personal preference and throwing style. Most darts range in weight from 16 to 26 grams, with the average weight being 22 grams. It is recommended to start with a mid-range weight, such as 20 grams, and adjust from there based on comfort and performance.

If you are planning on playing league darts, check with the league regarding dart weight requirements. Some leagues do have weight limits.

Darts can be made from a variety of materials, including tungsten, brass, and nickel-silver. Tungsten is the most common material used for professional level darts because the dart can be heavier yet thinner than other materials available.

The lifespan of a dartboard will vary depending on usage and quality, but most dartboards will last for years with proper care. It is recommended to rotate the dartboard regularly to prevent excessive wear on certain areas.

In addition to darts and a dartboard, common accessories include a scoreboard, dart case or wallet, and extra flights and extra tips due to damage while playing. Other optional accessories include dart mats, dartboard lighting, and dart sharpeners.

The standard distance to stand from a dartboard is 7 feet 9 1/4 inches for steel tip darts and 8 feet for soft tip darts. Make sure to measure and mark the proper distance to ensure fair and accurate gameplay.

The dart flight is the wing-like component at the back of the dart that provides stability and helps guide the dart to its target. The dart shaft is the section between the barrel and the flight that holds the flight in place and affects the balance of the dart. Different sizes and materials of flights and shafts can be used to customize the weight and trajectory of the dart.

Practice is the best way to improve your dart game. Focus on developing a consistent throwing technique and work on accuracy by aiming for specific targets on the dartboard. Watching professional players and analyzing their technique can also be helpful.