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The week before Hurricane Irma hit Florida, we sent out a message via email and social media. This message contained recommendations and information to help people prepare for the coming storm.

Unfortunately, we are not finished with hurricane season yet. This is why I want to share the information from that message with you all once more.

The equipment we install for pool heating includes hurricane tie-down straps, as per the Florida building code requirements.

Also, we recommend that you turn off all high voltage power sources to pool heaters and pumps at the circuit breakers in case of a surge or outage.

“We are not finished with hurricane season yet.”

On our website, www.GeoThermalFlorida.com, you can find a list pertaining to water levels, chemistry, and filtration equipment preparation suggestions, provided by commercial energy specialists from Jupiter, Florida.

As we’re now finally able to take a breath after Hurricane Irma, I’d like to take a moment to thank all of the power companies who worked around the clock to get the power back on. I hope you and your families were safe and well through the storm.

If you have any other questions or would like more information, feel free to give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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