Relax and Enjoy Your Pool with Dolphin Robotic Pool Cleaners Dolphin robotic pool cleaners by Maytronics deliver automated, high-performance pool cleaning - efficiently and effectively. Building on decades of expertise in automatic pool cleaners, every Dolphin combines advanced technologies with proven reliability so you can enjoy a constantly clean pool with little effort. Dolphin robots have consistently been at the forefront of innovation. As pool owners’ needs change, new technologies and models that address new segments are added to the Dolphin line. > List of official distributors > Dolphin user Manuals Dolphin robotic pool cleaners clean any type or shape of pool -- efficiently and thoroughly. No other automatic, residential pool cleaner comes close to Dolphin robots' ease of use, performance and reliability – delivering years of cost effective pool cleaning. Dolphin robots can be divided into three classes: basic, classic and top-of-the-line. Dolphin robotic pool cleaners are the choice of thousands of commercial pool operators in hotels, country clubs, spas, schools and public and private swim centres worldwide.  

Bringing together nearly 30 years of expertise in pool cleaning, our commercial robotic pool cleaners are built for heavy-duty, cost-effective pool cleaning and designed to work with minimum intervention. Dolphin Bio Suction, is the first automated solution for maintaining both bio and natural pools. It combines the best of proven Dolphin technology and design with additional features that address the special challenges of bio and natural pools. Dolphin Bio Suction (patent pending) delivers top-of-the-line cleaning performance for pools up to 15m (50ft) long. It complements the purifying action of the regeneration area by efficiently removing leaves and other debris using either internal filtering or external suction, and scrubbing the floor, walls and waterline. Hydro-electrical robot converts water flow into electricity, fast efficient and cost-effective. Advanced waterwheel turbine enables optimal suction power, ensuring excellent dirt collection and efficient flow even of rough debris.

Complete and efficient pool coverage, cleaning a mid-size pool in approximately 1.5 hour. Dolphin Hybrid is the only suction pool cleaner equipped with a brush the thoroughly scrubs the pool to remove algae and bacteria. Dolphin robotic pool cleaners have their own pool filtration system. Moving freely around the pool, Dolphin robots remove debris and dust from the water while scrubbing the pool floor, walls and waterline with an advanced pool brushing system, effectively removing algae and bacteria, This significantly reduces the need for chemicals - and leaves the pool water crystal clear. Swivel on cable prevents cable tangling Floor, Wall and waterline cleaningCleaning pools can be a lucrative seasonal or year-round business. Cleaning pools is a service business that is ideal for someone who likes working outside and traveling to different locations. A pool cleaner travels to homes, apartment buildings, hotels and motels, and gets pools ready for the season, maintains them during the swimming season (in year-round in some places), provides clean-up after storms and helps close down pools once the weather gets cooler.

If you live in an area where the swimming season is limited, this is a good seasonal business that can be added to other activities you do. If you have swimming season all year, then this can be a full-time, year-round business. 1. Call your county clerk's office and find out what type of license you will need to start your business. hard rock pool las vegas free for localsIn Harris County, Texas, you will need to download the Assumed Name form or pick one up from the county clerk's office located at 201 Caroline St., fourth floor in Houston. desert pool cleaningThe form needs to be completed and notarized before mailing back to the Harris County Clerk's Office, P.O. Box: 1525, Houston, TX 77251. pool cage screen cleanerAs of June 2010, the fee for filing was $15 for the first listed owner and $.50 for each additional owner.

You can also file the form in person--each person must come and sign at the office--and just bring government identification for each person listed as an owner. There are no other licensing requirements in Texas for a pool cleaner. 2. Learn as much as you can about cleaning pools. Assuming you have already done some pool cleaning, in the past you will be able to skip this step. If you've never cleaned a pool, find a friend with a pool and ask to do the job voluntarily. Read online, too, about pool volume, water testing, chemicals and other cleaning issues that may come up. Your local pool dealer can be an invaluable resource for any questions or concerns you may have. They will be especially helpful if you arrange to purchase your equipment and supplies from them. 3. Research what tools and equipment you will need to run your business. Purchase a pool skimmer, water testing kit and the chemicals. You may want to save the purchase of chemicals until you speak with individual clients about what they prefer in their pools.

You will also need a vehicle to get from client to client. 4. Think up a name for your business and design a logo around it. Use your logo on business cards, flyers, car signage and other promotional materials. 5. Develop a price sheet and offer discounts for referrals or volume discounts, like buy three weeks, get one free or something similar. Purchase an invoice book from an office supply store so that you can always leave a record of your visit at your client's home or place of business. Even if there is no money due at that time, it is good to have an account of the visit. 6. Promote your business. Pass out flyers in your local neighborhoods, place advertising in your local newspaper, visit hotels, motels and apartment buildings, and offer to give them an introductory rate. 7. Write up a basic contract and have your client go over it, and sign it when you start. You can find examples of contracts online that you can amend for your business. Basically, you want to be sure that your fee and schedule is agreed upon in writing as well as any liability issues or concerns you or your client has.