Arizona pool owners have good reason to think carefully about water use.
Draining a pool wastes thousands of gallons at once, which is part of why water conservation solutions have become more common among pool owners looking to cut down on water use. Reverse osmosis filtration is one such approach, cleaning the existing water instead of replacing it.
A water conservation solutions company offering this service typically brings a mobile trailer to the property, filters the pool water on-site, and returns it cleaner while losing only a small percentage to the process. This is different from a full drain and refill, which requires replacing nearly all the water in the pool.
The same filtration principle behind industrial water conservation solutions — using membranes to separate and reduce dissolved solids — applies here at a smaller, residential scale. At No Drainer, this is the core of what we specialize in: treating pool water through reverse osmosis so less water is lost overall, without shutting the pool down during the process.
Our purification process is designed to conserve nearly 85% of the existing pool water.
The self-contained system comes directly to your property.
High TDS, calcium, or CYA does not automatically mean your pool needs to be completely drained.
No Drainer has helped save millions of gallons of water in Arizona.
We serve Phoenix, Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Fountain Hills, Tempe, and Glendale.
The mobile purification system is self-contained and has its own power supply.
For the service, the homeowner needs:
No Drainer brings the mobile RO equipment directly to the property, so there is no need to transport the pool water elsewhere for treatment.
Yes. Reverse osmosis can reduce cyanuric acid from existing pool water. This provides another option when CYA has become excessively high and draining the entire pool has been recommended.