Efficiency and profitability for building stainless steel pools
Stainless steel pools and spas give homeowners and industry professionals an alternative to traditional construction methods, which allow builders to sell and install a high quality product, while limiting time spent on jobsites.
In most scenarios, the vessels arrive in one piece. In areas with limited access, pre-fabricated and pre-plumbed sections are craned into place. Other sections can be built to accommodate additional access limitations. This efficient installation process saves builders time and money, enabling better control of the bottom line and profit margins.
Maintenance for stainless steel pools
Stainless steel vessels require less long-term maintenance and repairs than other competitive construction materials.
In addition, the unique filtration systems used by some stainless steel pool and spa manufacturers helps to simplify water maintenance and limits the use of harsh chemicals commonly used in other types of pools and spas. Overall, stainless steel vessels provide clients with one of the easiest, safest products, without compromising quality or esthetic appeal.
Gene Brown is the only platinum-level Genesis designer in Canada and one of just a few platinum-certified pool builders in the world. Located in Kelowna, B.C., he is known for his precision, quality, and innovation in designing/building world-class pools across Western Canada. Brown’s work has been featured in a number of aquatic industry magazines and his projects have been recognized in Canada—and internationally—for best pool and spa awards.
Chris Neal is one of the Greater Toronto Area’s premier pool builders, known for custom, contemporary designs that exemplify style, luxury, and craftsmanship. His projects have won Design & Construction Awards from the Pool and Hot Tub Council of Canada (PHTCC) year-after-year. His work has been featured in Pools, Spas & Patios magazine, in addition to other industry-related publications.
Skip Phillips is one of the world’s most renowned designers and builders of custom pools, spas, and other forms of aquatic architecture. He is regarded as the leading global authority on vanishing edge design, having pioneered a number of the effect’s tricky esthetic and technical details. For the past three decades, Phillips, a co-founder of Genesis, has been featured in numerous industry trade magazines, television programs—including multiple HGTV appearances—newspapers, and national publications, such as Better Homes & Gardens, New York Times, and Wall Street Journal.
