Southlake, TX
The Carroll High School Aquatic Center is a joint-use facility between the City of Southlake and Carroll ISD. The aquatic center reopened after a four-month renovation costing approximately $4 million. The renovations give the pool a brighter look and lend some renewed pride to everyone involved with aquatics in the community.
Renovations to the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system were completed as well
New regenerative media filtration system
New recirculation pump system
Complete replacement of water chemistry systems
Addition of LED underwater lighting in the pool
New springboard diving and concrete pedestal configuration
New quartz aggregate plaster interior finish
Installation of new competition starting blocks and associated anchors
Refurbishment of existing movable bulkheads
Replacement of mechanical equipment to include new pump, filter, UV, quick-fill connection, and all associated piping in the mechanical room
Installation of permanent barrier railing around the spa area
New regenerative media filtration system
New recirculation pump system
Complete replacement of water chemistry systems
Addition of LED underwater lighting in the pool
New springboard diving and concrete pedestal configuration
New quartz aggregate plaster interior finish
Installation of new competition starting blocks and associated anchors
Refurbishment of existing movable bulkheads
Replacement of mechanical equipment to include new pump, filter, UV, quick-fill connection, and all associated piping in the mechanical room
Installation of permanent barrier railing around the spa area
