🌱 Going Green with Your Pool Pump

It’s time to go green with one of the biggest year-round energy consumers on your property – the pool pump. 💧 According to recent statistics, it takes about six power plants to run all of the swimming pools in California. That’s not only a huge strain on the state’s energy supply, but also on your own household bills.

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⚡ California Title 20 & Energy Regulations

Since January 2008, California Title 20 law requires that if your pool pump (1 hp or greater) fails, it must be replaced with at least a two-speed motor that allows programmable speeds.

👉 While a two-speed motor does save some energy, it’s essentially two old technology motors in one casing. The smarter choice is a variable speed pump with a permanent magnetic drive motor—the same technology used in hybrid cars. 🚗

These pumps are quieter, cooler, and far more energy efficient than traditional options.

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💡 Why Choose a Variable Speed Pump?

• 🌊 Run your pump for longer hours at low speed = cleaner water with improved quality.
• 🏊 Perfect for pool/spa combos – set exact speeds for filtering, cleaners, and spa jets.
• 💰 Save money: most pool owners save $400 – $600 per year, some even more.
• 🔇 Quieter operation and longer equipment lifespan.

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🎁 Rebates & Incentives

Currently, Riverside Utilities and Southern California Edison are offering a $200 rebate for the installation of a variable speed pump.*

⚠️ Rebates are no longer available for two-speed motors.

*Note: The pump must be programmable to qualify for the rebate.

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📞 Get Started Today

Making the switch to a variable speed pool pump means lower bills, cleaner water, and a greener California. 🌍

If you have questions, we’re only an email or phone call away. Contact us today and start saving!