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I actually thought of checking with Aqua Comfort (the heat pump mfg) this morning and was assured that all their heat exchangers are all titanium and I should have no concern at all about salt and the sales/support guy I spoke with even said a sacrificial anode was not needed but inexpensive...

I am getting ready to renovate my existing pool including a switch from chlorine tabs to an automated system and I have also had 4 of 6 builders in MA try to steer me away from a SWG toward an Ozone/ UV combo system. It is also corrosion from salt that they are all using as the reasoning for...

Thanks for all that info. My main concern was that somehow the salt water would damage the pool finish even after it is cured so that is good to know it isn't an issue, I wasn't so worries about the stone or deck materials, especially since after everything else is done, I'm planning on...

I am still in the learning phase here, reading through the forums until my head hurts some nights so please forgive me if I'm getting some of my facts mixed up. Our first pool. Bought the house the beginning of last summer and continued to maintain the pool as directed by the previous owner...

I think the MA is in the Renewal product added weekly which they claim that other than adding salt when water is added or after heavy rainfall is all I should need to add all season.

That is sort-of what I was thinking, I did speak more with the PB and was assured the minerals in Mineral Springs are not silver or copper and it is supposedly all you need to add to maintain your pool in conjunction with a SWG. On the face of it, it looks attractive and I was told it would NOT...

Thank you for the feedback, I was really already set on the salt water system and had never seriously considered anything else and if anyone who wasn't as reputable as the PB who recommended the mineral system had suggested, it probably would have been a reason to pick a different PB (and still...

About to pull the trigger on renovations but still wrestling with final selections and builders. The choices will dictate the builder. First: the finish, deciding between Pebbletec and Stonescapes. Selected Pebbletec blue lagoon vs Stonescapes similar color (I forgot the name), adding 2 bags of...

I did see that thread but that looks like a fiberglass product not suitable for gunite. Especially the mention of it being the same process as refinishing a boat hull, like a gelcoat.

Purchased a home last year with a solid functional gunite pool but due for some renovations. Plaster is near the end of its life and we are currently in the final stages of selecting contractors/products for an aggregate finish, either PebbleTec or Stonescapes. All the information I've...