Questions & Answers on Reverse Osmosis Purification for Pools

FAQs

Explore the answers to some of our customers’ most frequently asked questions.

WHO WE ARE

Clear Canyon Pool & Spa Water Renewal is a family owned business operated by owners Josh Burgin and Daniel Cordova. We strive to give our community a viable alternative to draining and filling swimming pools. With our reverse osmosis service we offer our customers a better way to sanitize their pool and be a good steward of the precious and limited water resource.

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Why would I need your service?

Reduce calcium hardness, lower over salted pools, lower TDS, and lower cyanuric acid. You may not be able to see it in the water, but you can see the effects in other areas. Calcium deposits form on the waterline tile, the pool surface itself, and the pool equipment. Do you have rough pool walls and bottom? It is probably calcium deposits. Calcium is the ingredient that makes limestone and, although it is not the hardest rock around, it is still a rock that forms from calcium deposits. This is why pool equipment manufacturers will often void their warranty if your pool water contains over 400 ppm (parts per million) of calcium..

How does the reverse osmosis process work?

We use a mobile filtration process. We’ll bring our trailer out with everything needed to purify your pool or spa onsite. The only thing we need from you is access to a water spigot for pool water replenishment. We’ll place a suction hose to bring pool water into the system and a return hose to deliver filtered water back into the pool. As water moves through the system, it will encounter several types of filters including UV-filtration and coiled reverse osmosis membranes. In general, reverse osmosis is a process that pushes pressurized water through a semi-permeable osmotic membrane in a way that reverses the natural osmosis direction.

While the science behind the process is complex, the application is simple. There is no downtime and the process eliminates harmful toxins and impurities, leaving drinkable tap water behind.
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How much water does the process conserve?

On average the process conserves 70-85% of your existing pool water. Considering that most pools hold 20,000 gallons of water, our process allows pool owners to retain up to 14,000-17,000 gallons of purified water!

How long does the process take?

Service times vary depending on the size of the pool and TDS. We can purify most residential pools in about 12 hours. The good news is our generator is relatively quiet, allowing us to run it during day and night hours as needed.

Is there anything I need to do before your team arrives

We talk to each of our customers before we come out for a reverse osmosis visit to work out logistics and accessibility. Other than that, you don’t need to do anything to prepare for our visit. If you want, you can even swim in the pool as we clean the water. The process is safe and automated.

Do you offer a guarantee?

At Clear Canyon Water Renewal, we guarantee your pool will contain clear, pristine water with measurably lower calcium, cyanuric acid (CYA), and total dissolved solids (TDS) levels after a reverse osmosis treatment.

How much will these services cost?

Pricing for reverse osmosis services start at a $750 and costs about 5 cents per gallon. The quality and quantity of water treated will affect pricing. For a free estimate, contact our team today.