Why Should You Inspect a Commercial Pool for Debris Before Filling It?

The presence of foreign debris introduced into the pool during construction can cause damage to the membrane and result in leaks. It is important to wear appropriate footwear whenever walking or working in the pool, and to take preventative measures to minimize construction materials such as nails, screws, wire, concrete splatter, tools, ladders, scaffolding, etc. from coming into contact with the membrane. Prior to filling the pool, it is recommended to perform a thorough inspection of the entire pool and fittings for foreign debris and any potential damage that may have been caused. Any damage found in the inspection should be remedied prior to filling the pool. Upon starting the circulation system, any debris introduced into the pool from the piping should also be removed appropriately.

Before filling a commercial swimming pool, it is essential to inspect the membrane surface for foreign debris such as nails, screws, concrete splatter, or tools that could puncture the membrane and lead to leaks or surface damage.

Poolside by CGT recommends thorough inspection practices to protect membrane integrity prior to pool startup.