Pool Conversion Chlorine to Salt in Cape Coral, FL

At Seven Star Pools, our services include the seamless conversion of traditional chlorine pools to modern saltwater systems. Understanding the complexities of this transformation, we offer a comprehensive approach to ensure a smooth transition that enhances your swimming experience.

For more information about pool conversion chlorine to salt in Cape Coral, FL, contact us. We are happy to help.

How Do I measure my pool/deck to determine perimeter or sq. ft. or volume?

Precise Pool Measurements

We understand the importance of exact measurements for creating your perfect poolside oasis. Our approach ensures that every detail, from waterfall installation to brick paver decks, is accounted for with precision and care.

Deck Area: Calculating Your Materials

When envisioning your ideal pool deck, calculating the square footage is the first essential step. Our process is straightforward:

Deck Area = Length x Width

This formula allows us to determine the exact amount of materials needed for your desired brick paver decks, ensuring a seamless and flawless layout.

Rectangular and Square Pools: Area and Perimeter

Assessing Area

Determining the area of your rectangular or square swimming pool is a simple task:
Area = Length x Width

Take, for example, a standard 14’x28′ swimming pool. The calculation would be:
14ft. x 28ft. = 392sq. ft.

This measurement is vital for tasks such as pool conversion from chlorine to salt.

Water-line Tile and Pool Coping

To measure the pool perimeter, or the distance around your pool, sum up all sides:
14 + 14 + 28 + 28ft. = 84 lineal ft. perimeter

We advise adding 10% to cover potential waste, which is crucial for high-quality waterfall installations and neat tile finishes.

Round Pools or Spas: Area, Volume, and Circumference

Determining Area and Volume

For area: Area = π (3.14) x Radius²

An 8ft. diameter spa involves the following calculation:
3.14 x 4ft (radius) x 4ft (radius) = 50.24 sq. ft.

To find the volume:
Area x Average Depth

Applying this to the spa example:
50.24 sq. ft. x 3ft. (average depth) = 150.72 cubic ft. To convert to gallons, multiply by the appropriate conversion factor.