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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 36 episodes
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The Pool Envy Podcast is where real, licensed pool professionals speak up. In an industry overflowing with DIY chatter and surface-level advice, we dive deep into code, compliance, and craftsmanship that set licensed contractors apart. Our goal is to educate and elevate the industry — teaching safety, sharing knowledge, and helping those who build and service pools do it the right way.
Unknown Host hosts The Pool Envy® Podcast, a business show with 36 episodes published.
Are you tired of the chaos in the swimming pool industry? Pool construction. Inspections. Code compliance. Safety. Water chemistry. Licensing. Expert opinions. Everybody has an answer. Sometimes, less is more. Standards.
Can swimming pool water affect your teeth? The answer involves far more than chlorine. In Episode 34 of the Pool Envy® Podcast, we explore the strange case of swimmer’s calculus — and use it to examine the chemistry conn
How do you choose a pool builder and how can you tell whether someone truly understands the work they are selling? In this episode of The Pool Envy® Podcast , Jason Davies explains why the first question homeowners ask i
Some of the most expensive swimming pool failures don't begin with a collapse, a leak, or an emergency and they begin with a signal that went unnoticed. In Part 3 of the Your Pool Is Talking To You series, Jason Davies e
In Part 1 of Your Pool Is Talking To You , we discussed a simple idea: systems communicate. In Part 2, we step into the equipment room and learn how to read the clues. A heater fault may not be a heater problem. A rust s
In Part 1 of Your Pool Is Talking To You, we discussed a simple idea: systems communicate. In Part 2, we step into the equipment room and learn how to read the clues. A heater fault may not be a heater problem. A rust st
Episode Description Most pool owners wait for a failure before asking questions. A heater stops working. A breaker trips. A crack appears. A leak becomes obvious. But what if those events weren't the beginning of the pro
Episode Description Most pool owners wait for a failure before asking questions. A heater stops working. A breaker trips. A crack appears. A leak becomes obvious. But what if those events weren't the beginning of the pro
What does "done right" actually mean? Every homeowner says it. Every contractor hears it. The problem is that "done right" often means something different to everyone involved in a project. In this episode, Jason Davies
Every pool project has important work that eventually disappears. Maybe it is a bonding wire. Maybe it is plumbing, steel reinforcement, electrical conduit, gas piping, drainage, or something buried beneath concrete. The
Even the ASR Is Bigger in Texas: When the Fix Is Conflicted dives into one of the most discussed topics currently circulating throughout the pool industry: Alkali-Silica Reaction, commonly referred to as ASR or “concrete
Most community pools do not suddenly fail because of one catastrophic event. The problems usually build slowly over time — deferred maintenance, aging infrastructure, staffing shortages, operational strain, water quality
What gets buried before your pool is finished… is often what causes the biggest problems later. Most homeowners focus on what they can see — plaster, tile, water clarity. But the real issues often start much earlier. Bef
There’s a deeper issue in the pool industry than workmanship, communication, or even sales practices. The real problem is finality — the ability to bring a project to clear, documented, and defensible closure. A swimming
The pool industry does not just have an information problem — it has an accountability problem. In this episode, Jason Davies of Pool Envy® explains why many pool owners get stuck in a cycle of cloudy water, recurring st
Pool tile is often discussed like a design choice first. Color, finish, glass versus porcelain, and what looks more expensive. But the real issue usually starts deeper than the surface. In this episode of the Pool Envy P
A place can be trained, certified, inspected, and still be unsafe. This episode explains why. What happens when a facility has training, certifications, inspections, vendors, reports, and automation — but no clear owners
Many people arrive at hotels and resorts assuming the pool area has already been fully thought through. They see the water, signs, gates, deck, and family-friendly setting — and that can be enough to create trust. This e
Most pool owners trust the printout. If a pool store water test says the water is “perfect,” the assumption is simple: the water is balanced, the chemistry is safe, and any damage must be coming from somewhere else. But
Confusion is expensive — and in Florida rental homes, confusion can turn into tragedy and real penalties. In this episode, we break down Florida CS/CS/SB 658 (now tied with SB 608) and what it means for both vacation ren
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The Pool Envy® Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (entrepreneurship) and has published 36 episodes.
The Pool Envy® Podcast has published 36 episodes.
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