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November 2014
10 Years of APEC
Ten years ago, a handful of Texas industry leaders formed APEC (Aquatic Professionals Education Council) to provide information to both regulators and legislators, and pool industry members.
We have successfully fought many issues and bad policy ideas. We
believe that, in general, what is best for the consumers of Texas will
also build a strong and vibrant Pool and Spa Industry in Texas. In
past legislative sessions, we have succeeded against dozens of bills
that could have hurt the Pool and Spa industry. We strive to be ready
and proactive when possible threats to the Pool and Spa Industry
pop up in Texas.
This year, we have heard more rumors of more possible issues facing our industry than in ANY previous legislative session.
We need your help. We do not know if any, or all, of these issues will
become bills in 2015. We watch for issues coming before the LegisFrom left: Kevin Tucker, Ariana Pettigrew, Rick Beaubouef, Becky Clay- lature and related State Agencies- however, just like the VGB Act
son, Doug Dinkins, Will Ainsworth and the IPSSA Fort Worth chapter
blasted through the US Senate and House of Representatives after
member and photographer Gordon Slagle.
a horrific accident- We must be ready to react to events that no one
TABLE OF CONTENTS
APEC·································· 1
Chapter Meeting Dates ············ 2
Calendar/CPO Class/APEC ······ 3
Region Board R9 & R12 ·········· 4
Southwest Pool & Spa Show····· 5
Reverse Osmosis··················· 7
San Antonio·························· 9
Houston North ······················· 11
Fort Worth/Birthdays/Pool Quiz·· 12
Mid Cities ····························· 16
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can predict today. After 10 years, Texas state agencies and legislators often ask our
opinion-BEFORE they present a new bill or regulation.
So even now, behind the scenes, we have helped to
form supportive positions for the pool and spa industry
in Texas. WE NEED YOU, NOW.
In addition to our policy efforts, APEC has
expanded its mission to educate industry members
and general consumers about other industry issues.
We partner with ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of
Texas) to spread the word that pool owners can help
conserve a vast amount of electricity by simply turning
pumps off for 2 hours during the hottest part of a
Texas summer day. This allows critical relief to an aging electrical grid and can help prevent major brown & blackouts (and saves the consumer money). APEC is also actively
monitoring the drought situation in Texas; and we are keeping our members & consumers up to date with local water restrictions. Finally, we also have been offering professional development trainings at our APEC Business Summit, which coincides with the
Southwest Pool & Spa Show in San Antonio each January.
As many of you have heard me say before, we need a little of your time- and a
little of your money to make all of this work. If anyone has questions, please call meKevin Tucker at 512-417-8103. Like all of our APEC board members, I am
an unpaid 100% volunteer for APEC. Please join us and become a member
of APEC today!! www.APECTexas.org. We are the Swimming Pool Industry’s united voice in Texas, and we are proud to represent our members to
the greater community.
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Richland Hills, TX 76118
CHAPTER MEMBER MEETINGS
AUSTIN MEMBER MEETING
Cherry Creek Catfish Company
5712 Manchaca Rd.
Austin. TX 78745
First Tuesday of the month 6:00pm
Keith Timm President 512-636-3750
Dale Hawkins Vice President 512-636-4184
Will Pietri Treasurer 512-351-0323
Frank Berlanga Jr. Secretary 512-563-9971
AUSTIN NORTH MEMBER MEETING
ACC Cypress Creek
1555 Cypress Creek Rd. Room 2213
Cedar Park, TX 78613
Second Tuesday of the month 6:00pm
Rick Beaubouef President 512-466-9672
Shane Applegate Vice President
512-487-4264
Rayan Haring Secretary 512-884-6529
Hal Denbar Treasurer 512-636-8122
CORPUS CHRISTI MEMBER MEETING
Dragonfly Restaurant
14701 S. Padre Island Dr.
Corpus Christi, TX 78418
First Thursday of the month 6:30pm
Mike Baker President 361-563-7665
Wade Deshazer Vice President
361-658-8581
Randall Sparks Secretary 361-548-7220
Michael Holzer Treasurer 361-815-0936
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DALLAS MEMBER MEETING
Tony’s Diner
3367 Beltline
Garland, TX 75044
Fourth Tuesday - 5:30pm
Eustaquio Portillo President 214-325-6746
Bill Winter Vice President 972-523-0537
James Stapleton Secretary 972-422-7665
Juan Colunga Treasurer 214-478-2360
HOUSTON WEST MEETING
IHop
2940 West Sam Houston Pkwy. S.
Houston, TX 77042
First Monday of the month 7pm
Earl Jones President 832-573-8279
Troy Bowzer Vice President 281-849-7665
Donnie Jones Secretary 832-275-0612
David Howard Treasurer 832-689-5636
FORT WORTH MEMBER MEETING
La Playa Maya Restaurant
1540 N. Main Street
Fort Worth, TX 76106
Third Tuesday of the month 6:30pm
Tina Lehmann President 817-991-0555
Lance Rust Vice President 214-882-5414
Jason Sanchez Secretary 817-901-8363
John Powers Treasurer 817-453-5426
MID CITIES MEMBER MEETING
SCP Carrollton
2107 Hutton Dr.,
Carrollton, TX 75006
First Monday of the month 7:00pm
Jeremy Smith President 214-695-8717
Kraig Williams Vice President
972-800-2123
Keith May Secretary 800-507-9010
Mike Bomalick Treasurer 469-939-7647
HOUSTON MEMBER MEETING
Fuddruckers
2475 Kirkwood
Houston, TX 77077
Second Tuesday of the month 7:00pm
Board Meeting preceding
President
Bryan Norris President 713-234-7649
David Queen Vice President
281-807-5442
James Schultz Secretary 713-703-1688
Doug Dinkins Treasurer 281-794-6644
HOUSTON CLEAR LAKE MEETING
Red River BBQ
1911 Hwy. 518 at 270
League City, TX 77573
Fourth Tuesday of the month 7:00pm
Jim Jacobsmeyer President 281-850-4559
Brett Dawson Vice President
281-724-9650
David Potts Treasurer 832-840-0887
Jason Jenny 281-996-0224
HOUSTON NORTH MEETING
IHop
Rayford/Sawdust Exit 73
25619 Interstate 45, Spring, TX 77380
Third Thursday of the month 7pm
Gary Lindsey President 936-448-4208
David Basso Vice President 832-617-0340
Stephen Titone Secretary 281-773-8643
Rolland Gillman Treasurer 936-355-0370
SAN ANTONIO MEETING
Willies Grill
15801 San Pedro
San Antonio, TX 78232
First Monday of the month
Officers Meeting 6:00 pm
Chapter Meeting 6:30 pm
Attendance is taken 7:00 pm
Becky Clayson President 210-240-3121
Martin Fowler Vice President 210-659-6529
Mike Clark Secretary 210-545-7727
Mark Posson Treasurer 210-725-5889
TARRANT COUNTY MEMBER MEETING
Dixie House Café
6200 E. Lancaster
Fort Worth, TX 76112
First Tuesday of the month 7:00pm
Dave Boyd President 817-235-5654
Will Ainsworth Vice President
817-987-8580
Rodney Meyer Secretary 469-644-0576
Chris Byars Treasurer 817-597-5132
WAXAHACHIE MEMBER MEETING
Denny’s
408 Westchase Drive
Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Second Wednesday of the month 7:00am
Neal Holt President 972-617-9877
Larry Hutson Vice President 972-617-7999
Bob Bauer Treasurer 214-577-4843
Gary Harrell Secretary 817-896-7655
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CPO CERTIFICATION CLASS
BRYAN PLANT - NOVEMBER 11 & 12
Where: 2780 N Harvey Mitchell Pkwy, Bryan, TX 778071021
Description: A Two Day CPO® Certification Class from 9:00
am to 5:00 pm.
Hasa will provide Lunch, Refreshments and a Goody Bags.
Feel free to contact Sam Thompson at 817-247-1584 or click
http://www.premier-education.net for more information.
APEC Business Summit January 15 and 16,
2015 Southwest Pool and Spa Show, San Antonio,
"Hard Facts, True Stories, and Valuable
Resources"
"Elements of a Successful Business”
January 15, 2015
Breakfast Provided (8:15 to 8:45)
8:30 to 10:30 “7 Crucial Marketing Secrets for Your Pool Business”
Brett Abbott / MYM Austin, Inc.
“How to Successfully Promote Your Company On Line”
Joseph Christoforo / Pool Builders Lead Rocket
10:30 to 10:45
Break – Coffee, Tea and Water
10:45 to 12:30
“Elements of a Successful Pool Service Business”
Jason Klauss / Pool Tech, Atlanta GA
Reed Hertzog / Reed’s Pool Service, Houston, TX
Jimmy Harvey / Crystal Clear Pools and Spa,
To check the complete schedule go to swpoolandspashow.com registration to the show is now open
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Region 12 Board Meeting
Region Meeting
Region 9 Board Meeting
January 15, 2015, San Antonio
Region 12 Board Meeting
March 14, 2015, Dallas
January 14-17, 2015
San Antonio
Region 9 Executive Board
Director - Jim Smith
512-206-0606
Secretary - Phil Sharp
210-673-2909
Treasurer- Keith Timm
512-636-3750
Austin North - Rick Beaubouef
512-466-9672
Corpus Christi - Mike Baker
361-563-7665
Houston Central - Bryan Norris
713-234-7649
Houston Clear Lake - Jim
Jacobsmeyer
281-850-4559
Houston North - Gary Lindsey
936-448-4208
Houston West - Earl Jones
832-573-8279
San Antonio - Becky Clayson
210-240-3121
Region 12 Executive Board
Director - Jason S. Lehmann
817-605-0194
Secretary - Neal Holt
214-837-5884
Treasurer - Bob Bauer
214-577-4843
Dallas - Eustaquio Portillo
214-325-6746
Fort Worth - Tina Lehmann
817-605-0194
Mid Cities - Jeremy Smith
214-695-8717
Tarrant County - Dave Boyd
817-235-5654
Region 12 Board met in October. the following chapters will have elections this month for
new officers for 2016-2018 term: Mid Cities, Dallas and Tarrant County.
Region 9 Board Meeting
Region 9 Board met in October. the following chapters will have elections for new officers this month: Austin, Houston Clear Lake.
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The 2015 Southwest
Pool & Spa Show takes
place at the Henry B.
Gonzalez Convention
Center in San Antonio,
Texas, Thursday, January 15 – Saturday,
January 17, 2015.
The Headquarters hotel will be the Grand Hyatt San Antonio, located adjacent to the Convention Center and a short walk from Hall B.
Certification classes will begin Wednesday, January 14, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel.
Located in beautiful San Antonio and adjacent to the famous Riverwalk, the Southwest Pool & Spa Show has everything you could
want, including:
• A growing Exhibit Hall already larger than last years! (featuring in ground, above ground, hot tubs, retail, service and much, much
more)
• An expanded schedule of industry Certifications and Educational Classes for all aspects of your business and for every level of your
team from the Owner to the Techs!
• A not-to-be-missed Industry Welcome & Awards Party on Friday night at the Grand Hyatt and sponsored by our generous exhibitors.
Registration Information Coming Soon! Mark it down and Plan Now to be in San Antonio, January 14th – 17th at the 2015 Southwest
Pool & Spa Show.
DON’T MISS THIS EVENT!
Bigger and better and easier for you to SEE More, LEARN More, EARN More at the 2015 Southwest Pool & Spa Show.
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26 Locations in Texas & Oklahoma to help serve you!
SCP South Austin
2124 E. St. Elmo
Austin, TX 78744
512.326.8478
SCP Fort Worth
7427 Dogwood Park
Fort Worth, TX 76118
817.595.0525
NPT Houston
4300 Pine Timbers, Suite 100
Houston, TX 77041
713.460. 8794
SCP Austin
9230 Neils Thompson Dr., Suite 108
Austin, TX 78758
512.835.4200
SCP Arlington
2900 E. Pioneer Pkwy. Ste. 180
Grand Prairie, TX 76010
972.988.0657
SCP San Antonio
1074 Arion Circle Suite 102
San Antonio, TX 78216
210.545.6161
Superior Austin
200 Parker Dr., Building B - Suite 560
Austin, TX 78728
512.218.1190
Superior Grapevine
800 Industrial Blvd., Suite 400
Grapevine, TX 76051
817.410.8894
SCP San Antonio
15261 Capital Port Drive Suite 111
San Antonio, TX 78249
210.749.6596
SCP Carrollton
2107 Hutton Drive
Carrollton, TX 75006
972.241.6626
SCP Houston South
1665 Townhurst, Suite 190
Houston, TX 77043
713.973.6051
Superior San Antonio
610 Sandau Road
San Antonio, TX 78216
210.341.9103
SCP Dallas
10468 Brockwood Road,
Northgate II, Bldg. 14,
Dallas, TX 75238
214.503.6291
SCP Houston North
9307 Millsview Road
Houston, TX 77070
281.469.9696
SCP McAllen
1201 W. Warren
Pharr, TX 78577
956.702.1885
SCP Houston Dunvale
3938 Dunvale
Houston, TX 77063
713.783.0882
SCP Oklahoma City
308 Hudiburg Circle
Oklahoma City, OK 73108
405.943.1700
SCP Woodlands
17001 Donwick Dr.
Conroe, TX 77385
936.321.7145
SCP Tulsa
5304 A South 125th East Ave, UNIT A
Tulsa, OK 74146
918.250.6106
SCP Clearlake
12552 Highway 3
Webster , TX 77598
281.823.7243
Superior Oklahoma City
4256 Royal Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73108
405.947.2752
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11281 Indian Trail
Dallas, TX 75229
214.366.4009
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1212 10th Street, Rm B
Plano, TX 75074
972.424.2600
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7060 All Stars Ave, Suite A
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214.618.9770
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RO for Cleaner Pools
RO technology helps treat & conserve swimming pool water
October 9, 2014 published by Water Quality Product
BY: BRUCE WETTSTEIN
Systems such as the Puripool Process utilize
RO to keep swimming pools clean while also
conserving water.
Reverse osmosis (RO) is becoming a common method for treating residential drinking
water. While many consumers know RO best
for its use in desalination, it is also effective
for treating water quality problems in the
home.
RO reduces the amounts of organics, inorganics, bacteria and
particulates found in water, as well as other solids and salts.
The process has been refined to address the hard water concerns and sanitary needs of swimming pools, with technologies
designed specifically for use with residential and commercial
pools.
System Basics
RO is based on the process of osmosis and involves the selective movement of water from one side of a membrane (a tightly
wound composite) to the other. To make the process work, high
pressure is applied to the feedwater, forcing it through the membrane. Because contaminants do not move with the water
across the membrane, purer water collects and is captured on
the other side of the membrane. The purified water that accumulates is drinking water quality and is sent back into the swimming pool. High pressure is necessary to separate purified water and contaminants and to ensure efficiency and minimal water waste.
The pressure required is based on the type and concentration
of contaminants in the water. Supplying more pressure than
required to the contaminated water provides better separation
and a higher production rate, but can result in fouled membranes. Care is needed to find the optimal balance between
recovery and failure of the membranes (fouling). This is one of
the largest hurdles to overcome when building this type of system.
Removal efficiency often is described using the term “rejection
percentage,” which is the percentage of a particular contaminant that does not cross the membrane. While this information
is critical, rejection percentages do not tell the whole story. For
example, the rejection percentage for nitrates can be as high as
90% with some systems, indicating that the membrane is highly
efficient in rejecting them. It is important to know not only rejection percentages, but also incoming pollutant concentrations, to
effectively reduce contaminant concentrations in
the water to safe levels.
Ensuring Success
Basic components of an RO system include a
prefilter to remove fouling agents such as rust
and lime; an RO module containing the membranes; an injection system capable of neutralizing scale and chlorine; and various valves, including a shutoff
valve that stops the water flow when the system shuts down
after processing. The system also must provide for waste flow
to carry away the brine solution (roughly 15% of the pool water)
to an approved drain location.
Properly sourced components are critical to handling the unique
characteristics of swimming pool water, and the different water
conditions and needs of each pool, and to maximize efficiency
and minimize water waste in the brine stream. While not required, a remote monitoring system and on-board power are
helpful when utilizing RO in the swimming pool industry.
To ensure peak performance, RO systems require regular maintenance and replacement of various components. Prefilters and
injection chemicals need to be installed to protect membranes;
the length of time between changing prefilters will depend on
water quality, especially the concentration of solids. The contaminant concentration, membrane rejection percentages and
efficiency all determine when prefilters should be replaced. RO
membranes typically last three to five years, depending on operating conditions, membrane type, and prefilter and injection
chemical performance.
One example of this type of system is the Puripool Process,
created by Pool Services Technologies Inc. The company has
built and operated RO trailers for the swimming pool industry
since 2009, and has conserved nearly 24 million gal of water in
the San Diego area alone. The process is also currently in use
in the Dallas/Fort Worth area (through Weber Pools) and Lake
Havasu City, Ariz. New operators will soon be offering this service in Las Vegas and the greater San Diego area.
As drought conditions continue, RO technology for pools is
poised to gain acceptance and be available in many more locales, proving that safe and healthy water for the swimming
pool industry is critical, especially in times of limited water availability.
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SAN ANTONIO CHAPTER enjoying each others company after the long days of working all summer. San Antonio celebrate with a once a year cookout picnic at Frank Berlanga Sr.’s property, on the Guadalupe river, what could be better?
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Stellar Sales is Proud to Represent These Great Brands and Manufacturers
North Texas: Jami Pittman
214.507.5658 jpittman@stellarsales.net
South Texas: Garrett Thibodeaux
281.786.9210 gthibodeaux@stellarsales.com
West Texas: John Lanik
281.853.4549 jlanik@stellarsales.net
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FLORIDA WATER PRODUCTS supports NORTH HOUSTON IPSSA for a Membership Drive!!
On September 19th Florida Water Products (Conroe Location), hosted a "Customer Appreciation Day / IPSSA Membership Drive" STEAK Luncheon ... YES that's right, FREE
STEAK LUNCHEON! From 11am-3pm the generous and
gracious staff of FWP Conroe celebrated their customers by
grilling steaks, and giving away many great door prizes! FWP
Owner Mike Blue and his team have been great supporters of
our new North Houston IPSSA chapter since day 1! During the
customer appreciation day, North Houston IPSSA was there in full
force with all its members handing out IPSSA membership brochures and talking to pool service companies, letting them know
the great benefits IPSSA has to offer! Even though Houston had
near record rainfall the past few days prior to and the morning of
the event it was still a great success. More than 60 steaks were
served and North Houston IPSSA has four potential new candidates! Along with FWP and IPSSA North Houston, many suppliers and I'm sure I will miss a few... sorry... (HASA, Pentair,
ZODIAC, VAL-PAK, Hayward, PRO-tech, ECOVA, Pleatco) were
also on site supporting the day and donating prizes for give-aways! The day was a true collaboration in supporting each other
and IPSSA.
David Basso
Vice President—Houston North Chapter
From left: David Harling, Roland Gilliam, Gary Lindsey,
Rebecca Simmons, David Basso, Ed Mack
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FORT WORTH CHAPTER
As you can see the Fort Worth chapter had a great
time at the ballpark last month. SCP was there in full
force to support us and enjoy the game. Thank you
SCP. Bob Kroelinger the Fort Worth branch manager
supports ipssa in a number of way’s which includes
mailing out our newsletters every month to their 26
branches all over Texas.
A special thanks for all you do.
The Fort Worth chapter would like to
welcome our newest member Jeff Riley, Captain Pool Service. He was
voted into the chapter at the September meeting. Pictured here on the right
with Tina Lehmann the Fort Worth
chapter president.
It is recommended that you use cyanuric acid
if you use which type of chlorine?
a) Gas
b) Liquid
c) Cal hypo
d) All of the above
2. The effectiveness or killing power of chlorine
is controlled most by:
a) Total alkalinity
b) Total dissolved solids
c) Hardness
d) pH
Partick Adderson 11/12
Frank Berlanga Jr. 11/29
Frank Berlanga Sr. 11/7
Michael Brady 11/13
Michael Brazell 11/20
Kendall Bryant Jr. 11/14
Duncan Darlin 11/27
Jonathan Erickson 11/19
Clay Gafford 11/21
Gregg Galloway 11/21
Juan Garcia 11/17
John Hammonds 11/29
Casey Haney 11/29
John Eric Harper 11/26
Doug Holcombe 11/18
Matt Hopperstad 11/8
Todd Allan Jackson 11/26
Rob Johns 11/12
Michael Kyle 11/12
Dale Lochtefeld 11/18
Kenneth Lock 11/18
Sharon Neale 11/6
Aron Northrup 11/27
Brock O Hearn 11/14
Brian Parsons 11/5
Randy Peterson 11/5
Steven Rector 11/29
Miles Robison 11/9
Jessie Rodriguez 11/12
James Schultz 11/27
Ernesto Segura 11/11
Garrett Shivers 11/1
Rebecca Simmons 11/9
Gordon Slagle 11/6
Christopher Stroud 11/6
Douglas Ullmann 11/18
Pedro Velazquez 11/22
3. Ozone is a stronger oxidizer than which of the following?
a) Chlorine
b) Bromine
c) Both A and B
d) None of the above
4. The use of a chlorine generator forces you to rethink
the entire concept of which of the following?
a) pH
b) Sanitizer
c) Total dissolved solids
d) All of the above
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Mid Cities Chapter
DENNIS FREEMAN 469-243-2162
SEAN RIVERA 832-349-2114
OFFICE: 214-351-4144
www.hasapool.com
dennisfreeman@hasapool.com
seanrivera@hasapool.com
Last year you helped us raise enough money to give
over 2000.00 dollars to charities such as the Joshua
Collingsworth Foundation, Abbeys Hope, and The Clay
Foundation. Thank you very much. This year our
chapter hopes to raise even more for the foundation
families and their incredible work for Drowning Prevention. The NDPA (National Drowning Prevention Alliance) is in March of 2015 in Dallas TX. I look forward
to seeing some of you sponsors there. I will be sending
out some exhibitor costs and sponsorship packets
shortly.
Recently I had the opportunity to met Dana Gage. Her
son Conner lost his life to drowning in Possum Kingdom Lake. She formed the LV Project dedicated to
drowning prevention. Her local foundation (North Richland Hills) will team up with IPSSA to talk to school
children. IPSSA Mid Cities has donated $750 to the
project.
And as usual please let me know if you can take part in
our Auction which will be held at La Hacienda, Carrollton on the 17th of November, 6pm, we will pay for the
dinner and appetizers and let everyone
speak and then enjoy the evening.
Jeremy Smith
Mid Cities Chapter President