Waterparks Are Just Getting Started
Industry veteran Craig Nielsen reflects on 25 years of growth—and what comes next. Craig Nielsen has spent over 25 years in the commercial aquatics industry as Chief Executive Officer of CEM Aquatics, a respected Salt Lake City, Utah-based firm specializing in the design, construction, and renovation of aquatic facilities across the United States. Following CEM’s […]
Centralized Pool Operations: A Scalable Model for Multi-Facility Aquatic Programs
How Centralized Operations Help Aquatic Programs Scale Efficiently Across Multiple Facilities By Myles Phelps When Emler Swim School, a multi-location swim instruction program operating indoor pools, began experiencing inconsistent water chemistry, unreliable air quality, and unpredictable service response times, leadership determined the issue was structural, not operational. Centralizing aquatic maintenance reshaped the organization’s performance, cost […]
The Hidden Lifeline of Aquatic Facilities
Landmark Aquatic was recently featured in Pool & Spa Marketing Magazine, with insights from our VP of Strategic Partnerships on how leading aquatic operations are driving performance through smarter systems and strategy. At Landmark Aquatic, we replace guesswork with systems. By integrating modern tools and data driven processes, we bring clarity, consistency, and control to […]
The 12-Month Aquatic Playbook
In a recent feature published by Northstar Publishing, Landmark Aquatic explores how proactive maintenance planning can help aquatic facilities avoid costly closures, extend equipment life, and improve operational reliability. The article highlights AquatiCare, Landmark’s preventative maintenance program, which applies a structured 12-month maintenance playbook designed to help commercial pools and aquatic centers plan service with […]
Avoid Spring Chemical Shortages with Better Pre-Season Planning
Key Takeaways Spring supply constraints are driven by distribution bottlenecks. Confirming orders before peak season secures priority allocation and protects your operating budget from expedited freight and emergency pricing. Chemical shelf life dictates your pre-season ordering strategy. Solid chlorine products and pH adjusters can be safely stockpiled, while liquid chlorine requires delivery schedules timed closely […]
Landmark Aquatic Expands Offerings with Life Floor Surfacing
Landmark Aquatic is expanding access to Life Floor slip-resistant safety surfacing for commercial aquatic facilities nationwide. As a registered aquatic partner and certified installer, Landmark integrates Life Floor’s NSF-certified surfacing into pools, splash pads, waterparks, and other high-use aquatic environments—helping reduce injuries while enhancing design flexibility and interactive play features. Read the Full Article
The 6 Most Common ‘Springtime’ Issues at Commercial Aquatic Facilities
How to catch predictable problems before they affect your schedule Key Takeaways Equipment that runs smoothly at reduced capacity often reveals issues under full load. Most busy season problems are predictable and preventable with early assessment. Getting ahead of these issues helps maintain consistent programming and gives you more control over repair timing and costs. […]
The Hidden Costs of Deferring Commercial Pool Maintenance and Repairs
Key Takeaways Mechanical systems are heavily integrated: Commercial aquatic equipment does not operate in isolation. Deferring service on a single component directly accelerates wear and reduces the efficiency of adjacent pumps, heaters, and chemical controllers. Short-term savings create long-term unpredictability: Pushing routine maintenance into the next budget cycle reliably drives up daily operating costs through […]
Repair, Renovate, or Rebuild? How to Know Which Option Is Right for Your Aquatic Facility
Key Takeaways Repairs hold when the problem is isolated. A targeted fix is a sound investment when the pool shell is structurally solid and you’re not dealing with a recurring pattern. Renovation fits when the structure is solid but systems have aged out. If equipment, surfaces, or code requirements have moved past what repairs can […]
When to Replace Pool Pumps and Filters: Warning Signs and Planning for Upgrades
How to time system upgrades for less disruption and lower costs Key Takeaways Pumps and filters signal trouble early. Noise, pressure drift, and frequent adjustments often appear months before failure. Planned replacements cost less. Scheduling upgrades avoids premium service rates, expedited shipping, and mid-season shutdowns. Timing matters. Off-peak windows give you better access to technicians, […]