How to Lower Pool Water Temperature in Arizona Summers
Arizona summers push pool water past 90°F, creating ideal conditions for algae, higher chemical demand, and uncomfortable swims. This guide covers…
Living in the Valley of the Sun means enjoying outdoor living nearly year-round. However, when July and August hit Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Mesa, a strange phenomenon occurs: the swimming pool, which is supposed to be your icy refuge, starts feeling more like a giant bathtub. When water temperatures climb into the mid-90s, the pool loses its ability to refresh and can even become a breeding ground for algae. At Island Pools & Landscaping (ROC #341253), we believe your backyard should be a sanctuary, even during a 115-degree heatwave. Cooling your pool water isn't just about comfort; it is also about maintaining proper chemical balance and preserving your equipment. In this guide, we will explore the most effective ways to lower your pool water temperature in Arizona. Why Arizona Pools Get So Hot It isn’t just the air temperature that heats your pool. Several factors contribute to…
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