VivoAquatics Updates

Government agencies have developed regulations and codes to ensure commercial pool and spa safety. Management of aquatic facilities must sustain a clean, safe, and healthy environment for the public by striving to meet the set minimum standards.

The pool automation industry is ever-growing, with more and more people realizing the benefits of having a fully automated system in their pool. As this trend continues, it’s important to be aware of the different types of pool automation and water management systems available on the market.

At VivoAquatics, we're always looking for more ways to reach people and continue delivering the same excellent level of service we're known for.

Imagine being able to monitor your commercial pool equipment and chemical levels right from the palm of your hand, anywhere and anytime.

Commercial management of pools and spas has significantly changed over the past year with COVID-19, supply chain shortages, and increasing guest expectations. Properties are looking for expertise and programs delivered by national platforms while also needing local service support.

As in many industries, hospitality and multi-family brands are experiencing frustrating staff shortages coming out of the pandemic. Many properties are struggling to rehire staff. We're hearing from some facilities that are managing with just 60% of their original team.

Here’s a challenge for you.

Managing aquatic facilities, whether at a large resort or a small community pool, is a challenge. 

By the beginning of August, 39% of the U.S. was in an official state of drought. This has contributed to widespread wildfires and other consequences. And it appears the drought will only get worse.

A few months ago, we published an update on the chlorine shortage. We’re back again with more information, but unfortunately the situation hasn’t improved much.