In August 2019, Counsilman-Hunsaker performed an assessment of the Norridge Park District Community Pool. The assessment began with a visual observation identifying items that were substandard in the pools, items not meeting current industry swimming pool design standards, and mechanical equipment not operating as designed, assisting in defining a course of action regarding the future […]
Moving back up to the pool deck, we introduce Erich Froeschner, who kicks off our new miniseries, ‘Anatomy of a Pool’. Erich discusses several important aspects of pool finishes, including composition, paint colors, and how to combat staining. This is part one of our Anatomy of a Pool miniseries, featuring Erich Froeschner, Director of […]
Cary continues his exploration of pool pumps and piping systems in this highly informative video. He discusses specific items and readings to look for during careful inspections of the pumps, common faults found in concrete pump supports, and typical components found in the filtration room and piping system. This is part two of our […]
Introducing Project Director Cary Dennis, who walks through pool mechanical systems, pumps, and piping systems in this new miniseries playlist, ‘All about Pool Pumps’. Cary provides a tip for a readily identifiable problem he finds when inspecting pumps on-site and discusses a way to ensure off-season pumps are cared for. This is part one of […]
Darren takes you inside the dedicated chemical storage and containment areas of your facility, pointing out standard features and discussing the importance of isolating the components found in the chemical storage area from the rest of the facility. This is part two of our five-part ‘Chemicals and Storage’ miniseries, featuring Darren Bevard, Principal and Studio […]
Introducing our next miniseries covering chemicals and storage is Darren Bevard, Studio Director for our South region. Darren walks you through containment areas for aquatic facilities, proper signage, plus important features you’ll find and why they’re important when it comes to chemical storage spaces. This is part one of the “Chemicals and Storage” miniseries, featuring […]
Scott continues his discussion regarding supply air and distribution within a natatorium space. Scott points out good design practices and considerations and explains why locating return systems lower are good solutions. This is part five of our five-part ‘Physical Challenges in Natatoriums’ miniseries. Stay tuned on Wednesdays for our latest video, and don’t forget to […]
Scott Hester talks air distribution within a natatorium space, its importance, and code-recommended values for humidity levels. Scott also discusses high and low air distribution options, materials available, which to avoid, and how they affect the inside of the natatorium. This is part four of our five-part ‘Physical Challenges in Natatoriums’ miniseries. Stay tuned on […]
Scott walks through various types of paint used inside a natatorium, the surfaces it should be used on, and points out various types of signage that should be present in order to comply with local, state, and federal health codes. This is part three of our five-part ‘Physical Challenges in Natatoriums’ miniseries. Stay tuned on […]
Worrying about the age of your aquatic facility? Are you experiencing weird things happening or unidentified problems? Maybe you’re considering the need for a new facility and just want to see where your facility is at with its life expectancy. It might be time to consider a physical audit of your aquatic facility, and we’re […]
