For pool service and management companies at public aquatic centers
Five pools under one roof, one log for each.
A municipal aquatic center runs a competition pool, a teaching pool, a leisure pool, a spa and a wading pool — each with its own water, its own plant and its own crowd. Limparo is built for the companies that look after them: every pool on its own chemistry log, deficiencies followed to closed, and a contract you can show you kept.
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A city leisure department- FacilitiesWestgate aquatic center · Northside outdoor pool
- Pools & spasCompetition, teaching, leisure and wading pools · spa
- Service roundsDaily, before the doors open
- Reports go toThe leisure department, monthly
What aquatic center clients judge you on
Four things a public aquatic center asks of the company that runs its water.
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Every pool behaves differently
A cool competition pool, a warm teaching pool and a hot spa share a building but not a chemistry. One log for the whole center hides the pool that is drifting.
On the recordEach pool and spa on its own chemistry log, with its own ranges.
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Bather loads come in waves
Swim lessons at four, a gala on Saturday, a heat wave in July. The water follows the crowd, and the round has to show what was done when it moved.
On the recordReadings flagged against their ranges, with the corrective action and the retest.
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A closure is public
When a public pool closes, the city hears about it — from parents, from councillors, sometimes from the local news. The contract is judged on how rarely that happens and how quickly the pool reopens.
On the recordDeficiencies and closures on record, with the retest that reopened the pool.
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Contracts are won by tender
Public contracts are tendered and renewed against what the company can show: rounds kept, equipment at spec, records complete. The paperwork is part of the bid.
On the recordEquipment at spec and a monthly Pool Service Record the department can file.
Before the doors open · sample
One round, five pools, open at six.
Westgate aquatic center, 5:10 am. The technician works from the plant room through every pool in turn; Limparo is built to keep each pool’s readings on its own log — and to catch the one that has to close before anyone swims.
Service round · sample
Westgate aquatic center- 5:10 amPlant room — filters, feeders and controllers checked
- 5:18 amCompetition pool — readings in range
- 5:24 amTeaching pool — drain grate loose: pool closed
- 5:31 amLeisure pool — readings in range
- 5:36 amSpa — free chlorine low: feeder adjusted, retest in range
- 5:44 amWading pool — readings in range
- 5:52 amTeaching pool — grate refixed, retest in range, reopened
All five pools open at 6:00 am
Built for aquatic center work
Limparo, built around aquatic center work.
- Keep each pool, spa and wading pool in a center on its own chemistry log, with its own ranges
- Run the round pool by pool, from the plant room out, every reading pinned to its pool
- Record a deficiency, the closure it caused and the retest that reopened the pool
- Check the equipment each center should have against what is installed and working
- Send the department a Pool Service Record each month, with a summary you edit
- Price equipment work as Service Proposals and invoice it as Service Invoices, both from the pool’s own record
Limparo is built for the company that runs the water. The city, the leisure department or the trust that operates the center is your client.
The pools at public aquatic centers
Every pool in the building, on its own log.
Each is its own pool or spa in Limparo, with its ranges, its equipment and its history.
- Competition and lap pools
- Teaching and learner pools
- Leisure pools with features
- Warm-water therapy pools
- Spas and whirlpools
- Outdoor summer pools
Keep reading
More of the work, and the terms behind it.
- Every pool and spa on recordThe service round pool by pool: readings against their ranges, corrective actions, equipment at spec, the Pool Service Record.See the records
- Community pools on a routeSix pools by two o’clock, six volunteer boards, and a record each board can read before its meeting.See community pool work
- The words of the tradeGutters, surge tanks, combined chlorine, water balance — forty-nine terms in plain words.See the glossary
Logs and reports are formatted to support regulatory submission; operators remain responsible for jurisdictional compliance.
Founding access
Be first when Limparo opens.
You already keep a building full of pools open and in range. Limparo is being made to keep that work on file: a chemistry log for every pool, deficiencies and closures followed to the retest, equipment at spec and a Pool Service Record the department can file. Early access for founding customers, and news when it launches.
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