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Your local Alpharetta pool care team for cleaning, repairs, resurfacing, plaster work, renovations, water testing, and equipment support.

Pool Supply Atlanta helps keep pools clear, functional, and ready to enjoy.

11/12/2026

Pool pump making noise? Here's what the sound usually means:

Screeching or grinding: usually worn motor bearings. A leaking shaft seal often wears them out.
Gurgling or rattling: air getting in, from the lid O-ring, low water, a clogged basket or a suction leak.
Humming but won't start: often a bad capacitor, or something jammed in the impeller.

Check these first: turn the power off at the breaker before you touch anything, check the water level (about halfway up the skimmer opening), empty the pump and skimmer baskets, check the lid O-ring is clean, lubed with silicone and seated right, and look for drips under the pump.

Don't let it keep screeching. Bearings that are going can overheat the motor and burn it out, and new bearings and a seal cost a lot less than a new motor. Humming and won't start? Don't keep resetting it.

Still making noise? Text us photos of your equipment pad at 678-691-6124. We repair and replace pumps and motors from Pentair, Jandy and Hayward.

11/11/2026

Salt pool in winter? Your salt cell slows down in cold water. Most cells start making less chlorine when the water drops below about 60°F, and many shut off completely around 50°F. It depends on the model, so check your manual or ask us.

What to do about it:
1. Keep testing your chlorine every week or two, all winter.
2. Add chlorine yourself when it's low. Liquid chlorine works well.
3. Don't just turn the cell up. Once it's shut off for the cold, that won't help.
4. Keep your salt in range, around 3,200 ppm for most cells.
5. Watch your pH. It tends to drift up in salt pools.

Good to know: most salt cells last 3 to 5 years, then they need replacing.

Salt cell acting up? Bring us a water sample at 2900 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Alpharetta. We'll test it for free; ask us to check your salt level too. We carry and install Jandy, Pentair and Hayward salt systems.

11/10/2026

Pool renovation before and after. The before photos are from July 2024; we put the new finish in this past April.

Before: cloudy water and the old finish.
New finish: drained, with the new finish on.
Filling: fresh water going in over the new finish.
Done: clear blue water over the new finish.

Thinking about resurfacing? Text us a few photos of your pool at 678-691-6124. We'll tell you what it needs and give you a free estimate. We do plaster, quartz and pebble finishes, tile and coping across Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek and North Atlanta.

11/09/2026

Hard freeze coming? Here's what to do the night before, so your pipes and equipment make it through.

1. Run the pump all night. Moving water is your protection, so don't turn it off.
2. Variable speed pump? Turn it up off its lowest speed.
3. Open every valve. Spa, waterfall and cleaner lines all need water moving through them.
4. Keep the water at its normal level so the pump can keep running.
5. Empty the baskets and clean the filter so nothing slows the flow.
6. Cover exposed pipes with pipe insulation or old towels. Never use a space heater.

If the power goes out, there's no pump and no freeze protection. Turn the breaker off, then drain the pump, filter and heater: pull the drain plugs and open the air relief valve on the filter. Not sure how? Call us at 678-691-6124.

It does happen here. The spa in these photos froze over after the freeze at Christmas 2022.

Freeze damage, like a cracked pump or filter or a leak? Text us photos of your equipment pad. We repair pumps, filters, heaters and plumbing across Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek and North Atlanta.

11/06/2026

Pool tile: clean it or replace it? Here's how to tell which one yours needs.

White, crusty buildup along the waterline is usually calcium scale. Most of the time it can be cleaned off, and keeping your water balanced keeps it from coming back.

Signs it needs replacing: cracked or chipped tiles, loose or hollow-sounding tiles, missing or crumbling grout, tiles falling off, stains or scale that won't come off, or it just looks dated.

Your options: porcelain (lots of colors and patterns, tough and easy to clean), glass (shiny, as an accent or the whole waterline), natural stone (earthy and textured, needs sealing) and mosaic (small tiles for patterns and curves). Come see samples in the store, because tile looks different under water.

Doing it with resurfacing? The pool only gets drained once, the tile and finish get picked to go together, and in winter you don't lose any swim time.

Tile cracked or crusty? Send us photos at 678-691-6124 or stop by the store. We'll tell you honestly if it needs cleaning or replacing. Free estimates across Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek and North Atlanta.

11/05/2026

Mesh, solid or automatic pool cover? Here's how they compare.

Mesh safety cover: rain drains right through, so no cover pump. Lighter and easier to take on and off. Lets some sunlight and fine dirt through. Usually costs less.
Solid cover: blocks sunlight and dirt, so the water's cleaner in spring. Rain sits on top, so it needs a cover pump or a mesh drain panel. Heavier to handle, and usually costs more than mesh.
Automatic cover: opens and closes with a key switch and covers the pool every day, not just in winter. Water on top still has to be pumped off. Costs the most up front.

Lots of trees over your pool? A solid cover with a drain panel keeps the most out. Open sky? Mesh is the easy choice. Use the pool year round? Automatic.

Covering your pool this winter? Keep the water balanced under it. Bring us a sample before you close up and we'll test it for free at 2900 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Alpharetta. No appointment needed.

11/04/2026

Leaf stain or metal stain? If there are brown spots on the floor of your pool, here's how to tell which one you've got.

Leaf stains are brown or tan, often shaped like the leaf that sat there. They come from leaves, dirt or algae.
Metal stains are rust brown, green-blue or gray, and often sit near a return jet or a metal fitting.

The test: put a little granular chlorine in an old sock and hold it on the stain for a minute (plaster and pebble pools only, not vinyl). If it lightens, it's organic. No change? Crush a vitamin C tablet and hold it on the stain the same way. If that lightens it, it's metal.

Leaf stains: get the leaves out, raise the chlorine and brush the spot. Sunlight helps fade them too.
Metal stains: don't shock first, it can set the stain. Find where the metal is coming from, and ask us what to use.

Not sure what it is? Text us a photo at 678-691-6124, or bring a water sample to our store at 2900 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Alpharetta. Testing is free. Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat 9-4.

11/03/2026

Pool and spa renovation, before and after. The before photo of the spa is from 2019; we did the renovation in July and August 2023.

Before: rust coming through the old finish, with the old flagstone coping above it.
The spa: a new stacked-stone wall and new coping on top.
New finish: a new pebble finish, with a turtle mosaic set into it, and a clownfish too.
Done: finished and filled.

Late fall and winter is the easiest time to get on our schedule, and your pool's ready before swim season. We do plaster, quartz and pebble finishes, tile and coping across Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek and North Atlanta.

Call 678-691-6124 for a free estimate.

11/02/2026

How long should you run your pool pump in winter? Less than in summer, but when it gets near freezing, it needs to keep running.

Summer: 8-12 hours a day, enough to run all your water through the filter at least once.
Mild winter days: fewer hours, enough to keep the water moving and the chlorine mixed in.
Near freezing: keep it running. Moving water is much less likely to freeze in the pipes.

Most freeze protection turns the pump on at about 38°F air temperature. Around here the first freeze comes around Nov 13 on average, so check yours now: make sure it's on, test it before the first cold night, and remember it only works with power. If you have a spa, a waterfall or a cleaner line, those valves may need to be open. Variable speed pump? Don't leave it on its lowest speed in a freeze.

Not sure yours is working? Text us photos of your equipment pad at 678-691-6124 and we'll tell you what you have and what to check. We install and repair pumps, filters, heaters and automation across Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek and North Atlanta.

08/15/2026

Experience a Spotless Pool this Summer

Experience the difference with Pool Supply Atlanta. Dive into clean, crystal-clear waters thanks to our professional cleaning and maintenance services. We're your trusted local experts delivering dependable pool solutions. Book your service today at 678-691-6124!

Address

2900 Holcomb Bridge Road
Alpharetta, GA
30076

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

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+16786916124

Website

http://poolsupplyatlanta.com/

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