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The Pool Envy® Podcast

The Pool Envy Podcast is where real, licensed pool professionals speak up. In an industry overflowing with DIY chatter and surface-level advice, we dive deep into code, compliance, and craftsmanship that set licensed contractors apart.

Podcast · By Jason Davies · English · Official site

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Sep 26, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 26, 2026

    After the Accident, the Pool Is Evidence | Pool Safety and Incident Records (opens the original)

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    From ten feet away, a pool looks ordinary. Blue water. Pumps running. Numbers in a logbook. Then somebody gets hurt, and that same facility starts getting read like a record. This episode is not about how an accident happens. It is about what happens after. Why witness recollections differ. Why a routine logbook can become a timeline. Why a temporary setup can start looking like a decision. Why an inspection is a snapshot, not a warranty. And why a system that works after it has been repaired do

  2. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    Texas Pool Electrical Work: The RAIL License We Don’t Talk About Enough (opens the original)

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    Texas pool electrical licensing is more complicated than “we’re just replacing the pump.” In this episode, Jason Davies of Pool Envy® looks at the Texas Residential Appliance Installer license, commonly known as the RAIL, and where that authority begins and ends. The discussion started with a 2025 Texas administrative order involving a pool company and a $6,000 administrative penalty tied to unlicensed electrical contracting activity. Rather than focusing on the company, this episode looks at th

  3. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Reality Gets the Final Vote (opens the original)

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    WHEN FACTS BECOME PERSONAL Experience, evidence, and what happens when reality gets uncomfortable What happens when a technical question stops being technical—and becomes personal? In this episode of The Pool Envy Podcast, Jason Davies looks at the tension between experience, evidence, ego, and accountability in the swimming pool industry. A simple week of setting tile leads into a much larger discussion: why “we’ve always done it this way” is not the same as proof, why the most vociferous voice

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    What Do You Need an Opinion On? (opens the original)

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    You have a swimming pool case. Do you actually need a swimming pool expert? A swimming pool may be the subject of the lawsuit, but the technical question may involve electrical systems, hydraulics, fuel gas, construction, tile assemblies, structural concerns, or several disciplines at once. In this episode of the Pool Envy Podcast, Jason Davies examines a deceptively simple question: What do you actually need an opinion on? The discussion explores how counsel can recognize a productive relations

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    The Pool Isn’t Green Because It’s Hot (opens the original)

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    What if your green pool isn’t really a “green pool problem” at all? This week on Pool Envy , we go way past the usual “it’s hot, add more chlorine” advice and into what’s actually happening inside the water. Why can algae show up even when the pool tests like it has chlorine? What role does CYA really play? Why can poor circulation create opportunities for growth? And why does killing algae not necessarily mean you’ve removed what fed it? To make sense of it, we’re taking an unexpected detour in

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