With the recent developments around the world, many service-based businesses are taking a major hit. For those in the pool service industry, we have the good fortune to be in a space that allows our businesses to thrive even during these trying times. Practicing social distancing, being around germ-killing pool supplies, and working in the great outdoors absorbing much needed Vitamin D are just a few reasons why the pool service industry is one of the few industries relatively unharmed during our current health crisis. The safety of our employees, our clients, and our communities remain at the top of our operating priorities. As you know, the situation is changing daily and we understand that business decisions must be based on each unique situation and information from local jurisdictions. However, at this time, we believe the continued operations of our business is essential to the health and well-being of our communities and economy. For that reason our office will remain operating during our normal business hours 8 AM-4 PM Monday-Friday where our remote sales and marketing team, as well as in-house support staff members, are ready to assist you. Additionally, certain municipalities and federal regulators have requested pool product supply businesses to be available and the supply chain is maintained. Importantly, please note the following:  Proper sanitization will keep bodies of water safe for our community.  As children and families across the country are being asked to shelter at home, providing the means for properly sanitized home pool environments is critical to helping maintain community health. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), COVID-19 cannot survive in a properly treated pool and hot tub water. Untreated water can promote many other types of bacteria (Pseudomonas, Cryptosporidium, E. Coli, Shigella, etc.). The World Health Organization (WHO) states that controlling water quality is necessary to prevent the transmission of infectious d