About Wyuna Pool Shop & Service
Wyuna Pool Shop & Service is an independently owned business with one of the largest ranges of pool products, spare parts and chemicals in the area that provide the right solution for your pool. We are a member of SPASA, Swimming Pool and Spa Association, which is a non-profit trade association dedicated to maintaining and improving standards within the industry for the betterment of consumers, pool builders and suppliers. Our shop stocks one of the largest ranges of equipment and spare parts in the area. Our technicians can assist you with pool maintenance, pool servicing, the installation of pool equipment as well as free water testing. We also offer a hand-over service where we can instruct new pool owners on how to care for your pool. Call us today.
Products
Magna Pool
Pool filters
Chlorinators
Pool pumps
Pool lighting
Spare parts
Pool & spa chemicals
Pool cleaners & accessories
Services
Installation of pool equipment & accessories
Free computer & manual water testing
Free water testing
Commercial & domestic servicing
Largest range of spare parts
Independent family owned & operated
Fully insured
Handover service (instructing clients on how to care for their pool)
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Tweed Heads NSW
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a handover service?
This is a service that we provide to educate you about how your pool system works and how to maintain it in good working order and the importance of keeping your water balanced so you have a safe environment to swim in. This service takes around an hour and is a must for all people who have a pool or spa on their property.
Why is PH so important?
Maintaining a pool’s PH (Potential Hydrogen) is critical in providing a safe swimming environment. If the PH is too low the water becomes acidic and if the PH is too high the water becomes alkaline. A balance between acidity and alkalinity needs to be constantly controlled for optimum swimming conditions and sanitiser performance.