Pool Tech

❄️ Cold Weather Pool Protection – North Georgia Customers ❄️

With freezing temperatures and winter weather in the forecast over the next several days, we want to share a few important tips to help protect your pool and equipment from freeze damage.

🔄 Freeze Protection & Circulation
Most pools have a freeze protection feature that automatically turns equipment on when temperatures drop to freezing. This keeps water moving and helps prevent frozen pipes.
👉 Please keep an eye on your system to make sure it’s circulating properly.
👉 If it’s not running, manually turn on all pool pumps at the equipment pad.

🔥 Do You Need to Run Your Pool Heater?
No — running your heater during freezing weather is not necessary to protect plumbing and can greatly increase your gas bill. As long as water is circulating, your pool is protected.

⚡ Power Outages & Generators
• Portable or stand-alone generators usually cannot handle the power needs of pool equipment.
• Whole-home generators may power pool systems if properly sized and wired — but not all are connected by default.
✔️ Check with your generator installer or electrician to confirm.

🛠 Steps to Protect Your Pool
✔️ Keep your system set to AUTO so freeze protection can activate
✔️ During a power outage, cover pumps, filters, and exposed plumbing with blankets or tarps to block wind and retain heat
⚠️ Do not cover the heater if power is restored and you plan to run it
✔️ For extended outages, keeping equipment covered can significantly reduce freeze risk

📧 If you experience issues while our office is closed, email us at [email protected] and we’ll do our best to assist as quickly as possible.

Thank you for taking steps to protect your pool — and stay warm and safe out there! ❄️

❄️ Cold Weather Pool Protection – North Georgia Customers❄️

With freezing temperatures and winter weather in the forecast over the next several days, we want to share a few important tips to help protect your pool and equipment from freeze damage.

🔄 Freeze Protection & Circulation
Most pools have a freeze protection feature that automatically turns equipment on when temperatures drop to freezing. This keeps water moving and helps prevent frozen pipes.
👉 Please keep an eye on your system to make sure it’s circulating properly.
👉 If it’s not running, manually turn on all pool pumps at the equipment pad.

🔥 Do You Need to Run Your Pool Heater?
No — running your heater during freezing weather is not necessary to protect plumbing and can greatly increase your gas bill. As long as water is circulating, your pool is protected.

⚡ Power Outages & Generators
• Portable or stand-alone generators usually cannot handle the power needs of pool equipment.
• Whole-home generators may power pool systems if properly sized and wired — but not all are connected by default.
✔️ Check with your generator installer or electrician to confirm.

🛠 Steps to Protect Your Pool
✔️ Keep your system set to AUTO so freeze protection can activate
✔️ During a power outage, cover pumps, filters, and exposed plumbing with blankets or tarps to block wind and retain heat
⚠️ Do not cover the heater if power is restored and you plan to run it
✔️ For extended outages, keeping equipment covered can significantly reduce freeze risk

📧 If you experience issues while our office is closed, email us at [email protected] and we’ll do our best to assist as quickly as possible.

Thank you for taking steps to protect your pool — and stay warm and safe out there! ❄️

Still time to save! 🔥
By popular demand, our $85 Heater Diagnostic Special is extended through January 31, 2026. We’ll check to make sure your pool or spa heater is working correctly, safely, and efficiently so you can enjoy warm water all season long.

Call 678-445-1510 to schedule today!

We wish you a Thanksgiving filled with love, laughter, and all your favorite traditions! 🦃✨ We’re grateful for customers like you! Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours!

🌞 Important Update from Pool Tech! 🌊

We hope you’re enjoying an amazing summer pool season with your family! Just a quick heads-up: Pool Tech will be closed on Thursday, August 21st and Friday, August 22nd for our annual company trip. 🏖️

This means our office staff, service/repair techs, and maintenance crews will be out of town during those two days. We’re working hard to complete as many scheduled tasks as possible beforehand.

➡️ If you’re on a routine maintenance schedule for those dates and your service is missed, you will not be charged.

💬 Need your service earlier in the week? Let us know ASAP and we’ll do our best to fit you in!

📧 For any questions or concerns while we’re away, feel free to email us at [email protected] — we’ll respond as soon as we can.

Thank you for being a valued part of the Pool Tech family — enjoy the rest of your summer! 💦☀️