HydroLogic

What You Should Be Doing to Communicate Better with Your Aquatic Center’s Designer By Matt Ball, Counsilman-Hunsaker This article was previously published on SwimSwam.com....

While community swimming facilities continue to evolve and emulate the waterpark and hospitality industries, municipalities must determine if they can compete for the sought-after...

Moving Records to the Cloud By Kevin Post When was the last time you reviewed your facility day to day operational records?  Once a...

A main theme that runs throughout the majority of serious aquatic incidents that involve children is the lack of parental supervision at the time...

Parks and Recreation professionals are leaders.   Some lead an entire department as a director; others lead a division as a superintendent and some lead...

Having been involved in the commercial swimming pool industry for over 20 years, I’ve been fortunate to be a part of the planning and...

With the NCAA official early signing day for college football prospects fast approaching, you may be wondering what college football programs are doing to...

A surge tank is a water containing vessel that takes water from a swimming pool perimeter gutter system. Swimmers create waves when they enter...

Perimeter overflow systems are a critical part of any swimming pool. There are two main types of perimeter overflow systems; skimmers and gutters. Skimmers...

Most swimming pool codes require only a modest pool deck width of 4 to 5 feet around a swimming pool but depending on the...