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Each solution page explains the symptoms, how FreyTech approaches the problem, which equipment typically applies, and what to have ready before you contact us. Every path leads into the same product data.

Common problems at New York commercial pools

Replace liquid chlorine

  • Frequent bleach deliveries and bulk liquid storage
  • Strength loss in storage, especially in summer
  • Rising pH and TDS from sodium hypochlorite

Improve chemical safety

  • Feeders that can run when the recirculation pump is off
  • No failsafe limit on how long a chemical feed can run
  • Incompatible chemicals stored together

Stabilize water chemistry

  • pH swings after heavy use
  • Chlorine high in the morning, low by afternoon
  • Controller constantly feeding with little effect

Reduce manual testing and adjustment

  • Operators hand-dosing several times a day
  • Chemistry depends on one experienced person
  • Test results drive constant setpoint changes

Add alarms and remote visibility

  • No one knows the water's condition after hours
  • Alarms go to a person who left
  • Health department asks for history you cannot produce

Modernize an aging equipment room

  • Equipment installed decades ago with mixed brands
  • Undocumented changes and bypassed interlocks
  • A capital project touching pumps, filters, or HVAC

Replace an obsolete controller

  • Discontinued model; probes and parts hard to find
  • No communications, alarms, or logging
  • Repeated electronics or display failures

Improve filtration and water clarity

  • Cloudy water despite acceptable chemistry
  • Long backwash cycles and high water use
  • Aging sand filters with channeling or media loss

Find replacement equipment

  • A model number no one recognizes
  • A part the original supplier no longer stocks
  • Equipment past its service life with no obvious successor

Next step

Request a commercial pool system assessment

Tell us about your facility, current controller, chemical feed, and timing. A commercial aquatic specialist will review it and follow up with next steps for your system.

Serving commercial aquatic facilities across New York State.