Brighton Health and Safety Policy

From Gary W. Hohne Brighton Pools®, President & CEO:

We want you to know Brighton Pools takes health and safety very seriously.  It’s more important than ever to know our policy.  We will never send a technician to your home that we know to be sick; we will always send another professional instead.  Our technicians are well-trained and knowledgeable about your project.  They know exactly what to do.  There is no need to speak with them.  Of course, you’re always welcome to speak to any supervisor or manager.  We respect social distancing.  You should and can always expect healthy, skilled workers that are ready for the job.

When it comes to healthy swimming and on-point maintenance of pools, we are the experts.  All aspects of health and safety are held at the highest level of importance for our staff and for our customers – that means you!  When visiting your home for pool equipment and maintenance service, at no cost to you, we inspect the following items:

• Plumbing: main drains covers, manifolds and valves
• Equipment: filter pressure, tank clamps, sanitizer and heater operation
• Decks: cracks and tripping hazards
• Accessories: ladders, rails and slides should be tight to the deck
• Interior Finish: rough dangerous surfaces can cause abrasions and harbor bacteria
• Water Chemistry: total alkalinity, pH, calcium hardness, stabilizer and luxury additives

Thank you for entrusting us at Brighton Pools as your pool service provider!

Important information:

All suction drains must be protected by an approved cover.  If any drain cover becomes loose, broken or missing, close the pool immediately and contact an industry professional to make the necessary repairs.  All drain covers come with expiration dates embedded into the cover, and it is your responsibility to change the drain covers after they expire. Never swim or play near drains (submerged suction fittings).  Your body may be trapped, causing permanent injury or drowning.  If you have any questions, contact a swimming pool professional.

IF THE POOL IS NOT APPROVED FOR DIVING, YOU SHOULD NOT INSTALL OR USE A DIVING BOARD OR JUMP BOARD.  DO NOT DIVE IN ANY UNAPPROVED POOL. 

IF POOL IS APPROVED FOR DIVING, EXERCISE CAUTION BY ALWAYS DIVING IN THE CENTER OF THE DEEP END OF THE POOL! ANY POOL NOT MEETING APSP OR PHTA MINIMUM STANDARDS WITH AN EXISTING DIVING BOARD SHOULD HAVE BOARD REMOVED.

DARKER COLOR POOL INTERIOR FINISHES MAY BE HARDER TO ASCERTAIN DEPTH. SWIMMERS SHOULD BE ALWAYS BE CAREFUL WITH DEPTH PERCEPTION.