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Hailey Eisenrich
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Associate Creative Storyteller, PB&J
Madison
Beats
Biography
Currently specializing in coverage of the pool and spa industry's service and maintenance sector. In addition, I write monthly interest pieces about artwork, design or architecture thematically linked to pools.
pool service/maintenance pool design spasswimming pools
Daily community news that is not business related
Content
By Hailey Eisenrich| AQUA Magazine Verified As part of an energy-saving initiative, the city of Zurich is lowering the water and air temperatures of indoor pools. This action — one of the first in a four-step energy security plan — reduced regulatory water and air temperatures for indoor pools by 1 degree, beginning September 2022.
By Hailey Eisenrich| AQUA Magazine Verified The following content is supported by one of our advertising partners. To learn more about sponsored content, click here. Rain or shine, day or night. Weekend or weekday. Green water, surface debris, unbalanced chemicals — you name it, a pool service technician sees and deals with it all. And yet they hardly get a moment to relax and dive into the crystal-clear waters they spend their lives maintaining. At the end of the day, who gives the pool technicians their well-deserved moment of glory?
By Hailey Eisenrich| AQUA Magazine Verified Over the last few years, pool service professionals have been battling the beast of backyard demand that emerged in the height of the pandemic. For a while, things were so fast and furious that it seemed as though they might never slow down. While that surge in residential pool business remains, backlogs and lead times are tapering. The wild spike in demand may have peaked; we’ll see what 2023 has in store for us.