Call Breakpoint Pools’ Emergency Hotline: 📞For any inquiries, emergencies, or service requests, please reach out to the appropriate contact 📞 Key Contact Information For any inquiries, emergencies, or service requests, please reach out to the appropriate contact: • Steve Easland – President/CEO 📧 Steve@breakpointpools.com 📞 951-653-3333 • Tayrn Araos – Operations Manager 📧 Operations.Manager@breakpointpools.com 📞 951-560-0966 • Antonie Freeman – General Manager 📧 General.Manager@breakpointpools.com 📞 951-465-0500 • Joanne Holloway – Office Manager 📧 Office.Manager@breakpointpools.com 📞 951-548-2556 📌For urgent service needs, call the main office at 📞 951-653-3333 or email your designated contact.

We provide expert services, including water quality testing, detailed service records, and equipment checks, ensuring your pool is fully compliant with local and state health department regulations.

Non-compliance can lead to fines, pool closures, or potential legal issues. At Breakpoint, we offer a free, no-obligation inspection to identify compliance risks and recommend solutions to bring your pool up to code. Even if you’re working with another provider, getting a second opinion can give you peace of mind and ensure all standards are met. Our team is here to help you avoid unnecessary risks and keep your pool safe and compliant.

Detailed records demonstrate compliance during inspections, protect your property from liability, and ensure consistent documentation of maintenance and repairs for long-term peace of mind.

🏊 116025 – Definition of public swimming pools; subject to state regulations. 🏊 116040 – Pools must be maintained in a clean and safe condition. 🏊 116043 – Filtration and recirculation systems must be fully operational. 🏊 116055 – Health inspectors have the authority to inspect pools at any time. 🏊 116060 – Non-compliant pools may be classified as public health hazards. 🏊 116065 – Violations can result in fines from $50 - $1,000 or jail time.

Compliance is the sole responsibility of the HOA, property owner, or manager. Breakpoint Pools provides maintenance and guidance but does not assume legal liability.

Routine health department inspections, water quality testing, and equipment assessments are necessary to ensure pools meet legal and safety standards.

Non-compliant pools may face fines, legal action, forced closure, and potential liability issues.

✅ Prevents equipment breakdowns ✅ Saves on costly repairs ✅ Extends equipment lifespan

✔ Filter Cleaning – Dismantling, inspecting, and replacing o-rings and grids as needed. ✔ Pump Maintenance – Checking shaft seals, solenoids, and chemical feed tubes. ✔ Water Conditioner – Extends chlorine effectiveness in outdoor pools.

We adhere to California Health & Safety Code (Sections 116025-116068) to maintain compliance and safe swimming environments.

Follow the same process as fecal contamination: remove the animal, shock the pool, filter for 24 hours, and backwash before reopening.

We offer fast, reliable repair services to minimize downtime and ensure your pool remains operational and safe for all users.

✔ No pets in the pool area. ✔ Require swim diapers for young children. ✔ Encourage restroom use before swimming. ✔ Remove street shoes when walking on the pool deck.

1️⃣ Immediately close the pool and remove fecal matter. 2️⃣ Superchlorinate the water and run filtration for 24 hours. 3️⃣ Backwash the filters before reopening the pool.

Breakpoint chlorination is the process of adding enough chlorine to eliminate chloramines (combined chlorine) from pool water. Chloramines form when chlorine reacts with swimmer contaminants like sweat, urine, and body oils, causing irritation and strong chlorine odors.

• Indoor pools: Every 2-3 weeks • Outdoor pools: Every 5-7 days • High bather loads: More frequent superchlorination is necessary.

No. A washing machine with typical laundry bleach exposes clothes to 83 ppm chlorine, while commercial pools maintain 1.0 - 10.0 ppm, which is much lower.

✅ pH Levels – Must be between 7.2 - 7.8 for swimmer comfort and chlorine effectiveness. ✅ Total Alkalinity – Ideal range: 100-120 ppm to help stabilize pH. ✅ Calcium Hardness – Prevents scaling and staining; recommended 200-400 ppm. ✅ Water Temperature – Warmer water increases chemical demand and promotes bacteria growth. ✅ Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) – High TDS reduces chlorine effectiveness and increases algae growth.