Hayward AquaRite, Pentair IntelliChlor, Jandy AquaPure and TruClear. Cells, flow switches, control boards, and the scale problems hard water causes in Westlake Village, Calabasas and Thousand Oaks.
A salt cell is a wear part. Three to five years in our water is typical, and cleaning it every few months stretches that.
We test what the cell is actually producing in volts and amps, check the flow switch, and read the board. A cell that's scaled gets cleaned. A cell that's worn gets replaced. Boards and flow switches are stocked for the common systems.
We also check salt, stabilizer and calcium levels, because a salt system on badly balanced water will scale up again in months.
Hayward AquaRite and AquaRite Pro. Pentair IntelliChlor and iChlor. Jandy AquaPure and TruClear. We also convert tablet-chlorine pools to salt, and we'll tell you what that does to your plaster, stone and equipment before you decide.
A salt pool is still a chlorine pool, just a mild one. The salt level is about a tenth of seawater. Natural stone and some metals need rinsing and a sealed surface, and we'll point out anything on your pad that's at risk.
The cell may be dead or scaled, the output may be turned down, or stabilizer is so high the chlorine is tied up. A test tells us which in a few minutes.
Every three months is a good habit here. In very hard water, more often. Scale left on the plates shortens the cell's life.
Call, text or send the form. We call back to schedule a visit.
(805) 492-6991Already a weekly customer? Call the office and we'll send your tech.
