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Rebecca Robledo

Rebecca Robledo

Verified

Senior Editor, Hanley Wood Media

Los Angeles

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Total articles 45

  • The Big Cool-Down

    By Rebecca Robledo Verified| Aquatics International Verified Cold water is becoming a hot commodity. Where for so long, we have associated extending the swim season with heaters, more talk today has been dedicated to manipulating water temperature in the other direction. In the deserts of the Southwest, which saw record heat waves last summer, extending the swim season can mean moving the mercury down to keep the water comfortable during the hottest months.

    By Rebecca Robledo Verified · Aquatics International

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Why this PSN Top 50 Company Brought Marketing In-house

    By Rebecca Robledo Verified| Pool & Spa News Verified 2025 looks to be a promising year for Avree Custom Pools, based in the Houston suburb of League City, Texas. As of mid-March, the PSN Top 50 Builder was enjoying a 38% year-over-year increase in number of projects sold, and it has seen similar growth in revenue. Lead flow, in general, has been more brisk than last year, say Managing Partners Sam Pizzo and Bill Zupon. The team, who founded the company in 2019, credit this growth in part to the normalization of certain post-COVID conditions.

    By Rebecca Robledo Verified · Pool & Spa News

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • The Big Cool-Down

    By Rebecca Robledo Verified| Aquatics International Verified Cold water is becoming a hot commodity. Where for so long, we have associated extending the swim season with heaters, more talk today has been dedicated to manipulating water temperature in the other direction. In the deserts of the Southwest, which saw record heat waves last summer, extending the swim season can mean moving the mercury down to keep the water comfortable during the hottest months.

    By Rebecca Robledo Verified · Aquatics International

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Hanley Wood Media

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+61 1300 735 173