Walking into a pool store for the first time can feel like stepping into a chemistry class you never signed up for. Shelves of buckets, bottles, and gadgets all promise crystal-clear water, and picking the wrong one can leave you with cloudy water, green walls, and money down the drain. At Code Blue Pools, our retail pool supply store helps pool and spa owners in Statesville, NC, and nearby areas cut through the confusion with trusted products, in-store water testing, and friendly advice from people who work on pools every day.
Code Blue Pools is a locally owned pool repair and service company based in Statesville, NC, founded by Josh Horne and backed by more than 20 years of experience in the pool industry. In addition to pool repairs, liner installation, equipment installation, remodeling, and inspections, our company operates a retail pool supply store. It offers pool and spa maintenance products, robotic pool cleaners from Polaris and Aiper, water treatment products from Regal Chemicals and Aquafinesse, and in-store water testing paired with personalized product and dosage recommendations.
Monday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
You add chlorine, run the pump, and still end up staring at water that looks like a glass of skim milk. Maybe it turned green over a long weekend, or it just feels slick and strange on your skin. It’s frustrating, and it can make owning a pool feel like a second job.
Most of the time, the real culprit is water chemistry that’s drifted out of balance. Think of pH, alkalinity, and calcium as the foundation your chlorine sits on. When one of them slips, chlorine can’t do its job, no matter how much you pour in. Hidden biofilm, fine debris your filter misses, and products that don’t play well together can all make a small problem snowball fast.
Here’s how we sort it out. Bring a water sample to our Statesville store, and we’ll run it through calibrated testing equipment to see exactly what’s off. From there, someone on our team walks you through which products you need, how much to add, and when to add them, so you aren’t guessing or buying things twice.
The payoff is water that looks clear, feels soft, and stays that way with less work on your end. You’ll waste less money on products that don’t help and spend a lot more of your summer actually swimming.
Whether you just bought a house with a pool or you’ve owned one for years, here’s what you’ll find when you stop by our store.
Buying pool products online usually means scrolling through endless reviews and hoping you picked the right ones. Stopping by our store feels very different, since you can chat face-to-face with people who repair and maintain pools for a living and ask any questions you have. That’s the reason we opened a retail pool supply shop here in Statesville: to give local pool and spa owners the kind of hands-on support that big-box stores and online sellers usually can’t offer.
Guessing at your water chemistry is how most pool headaches start. Just fill a clean bottle from about elbow-deep in your pool, bring it by, and our calibrated testing equipment will check your pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness, chlorine or bromine levels, and other key chemistry factors. In plain terms, pH indicates how acidic your water is, alkalinity helps keep that pH steady, and calcium hardness helps protect your pool’s surfaces and equipment. Hot tub owners who use bromine (a popular chlorine alternative for spas) are welcome to bring their samples in, too.
Numbers on a test report don’t mean much until someone explains what to do with them. Our team turns your results into simple next steps, including how much of each product to add, when to add it, and which products are safe to use together. Every recommendation takes into account your pool’s size, surface type, water conditions, and any recurring issues. Along the way, we’ll share easy water care tips and help you troubleshoot, so each visit leaves you feeling a little more like a pro.
Chances are, whatever’s bugging you about your pool, we’ve seen it plenty of times. Cloudy water that won’t clear, algae growth, scaling buildup (the crusty white film along the waterline), staining, and chemical imbalance are among the most common issues people bring to us. Our team can also help with water that feels harsh or slimy, robotic cleaners that aren’t doing their job, and fine debris like pollen or dust that seems to slip right past your filter.
Keeping water clean and balanced starts with the basics, and our shelves are stocked with pool maintenance chemicals, water-balancing products, and routine treatments from Regal Chemicals. You’ll find chlorine for day-to-day sanitizing, pool shock (a stronger dose that clears out contaminants after heavy use or storms), pH adjusters, algaecides, calcium treatments, and specialty treatment products. Not sure which ones you actually need? Ask anyone on our team, and we’ll help you skip the extras.
If your water feels rough on your skin or you’re tired of a strong chemical smell, Aquafinesse is worth a look. These water treatment products help break down biofilm, the slimy layer that builds up inside pipes and consumes your sanitizer. Many pool and spa owners also love how much softer their water feels, plus the chance to rely less on heavy chemical use while improving overall water quality.
Some pool problems call for a targeted fix. For stubborn situations, our store carries products for biofilm control, foam reduction, stain prevention, and cloudy-water treatment. You’ll also find fine-debris removal solutions that help your filter capture tiny particles, as well as scaling-prevention products that protect your surfaces and equipment from mineral buildup.
Hot tubs hold far less water than pools, so their chemistry can shift quickly with heat and regular use. Our spa maintenance products make it easier to keep your hot tub clean, balanced, and comfortable for every soak. Pair them with a quick water test at our store, and you’ll know what your spa needs before you head home.
Think of a robotic pool cleaner as a robot vacuum for your pool, scrubbing and collecting debris while you relax. Polaris robotic cleaners are known for their durability and strong debris pickup, and they’re built to handle a variety of debris conditions. With options suited to a wide range of pool sizes, our team can help you find the Polaris that fits your backyard.
Tangled cords are a thing of the past with Aiper’s cordless robotic cleaners. They’re easy to use and simple to maintain, which makes them a great pick for first-time pool owners. Before you buy, we’ll ask about your pool’s size, shape, surface type, and how often you’d like it cleaned, so the model you take home is the right match.
Sometimes cloudy water or a struggling cleaner can point to a bigger issue, such as a worn-out pump or a filter that needs attention. Since we’re also a full-service swimming pool contractor, our crew can step in to handle equipment repairs and other professional pool services, from fixing pumps and heaters to hot tub and spa repairs and new equipment installation. We’ll also coordinate water testing with service visits and offer ongoing pool maintenance support, so help is never far away.
Sometimes a new bottle of chemicals can't fix what's wrong because the real problem is a leaky pipe, a tired pump, or a filter on its last legs. Our pool repair services send certified technicians with over 20 years of experience to find the issue and get your pool running right again.
A spa that won't heat up or keeps losing water usually needs a hands-on fix instead of another trip down the product aisle. With our hot tub and spa repair service, we diagnose and fix control, heater, and pump problems using parts from Jandy, Hayward, Pentair, and other trusted brands.
Faded patterns, wrinkles, and slow leaks are all signs your liner might be ready for retirement. Custom-fit vinyl pool liners from Merlin Industries give your pool a fresh new look, and our crew handles everything from quick patches to full replacements.
Maybe you picked up a robotic cleaner at our store, and now you're eyeing a quieter pump or colorful LED lights, too. That's where our pool equipment installation service comes in, with heaters, salt systems, variable-speed pumps, and smartphone automation that make everyday pool care a whole lot easier.
Is your pool starting to look a little worn out, even when the water's crystal clear? New decking, coping, waterfalls, or tanning ledges from our pool remodeling and renovations service can turn your backyard into the spot everyone wants to hang out.
Buying a home with a pool, or just curious what shape yours is in? Our pool inspections check the structure, equipment, electrical bonding, and safety features, then wrap it all up in an easy-to-read report showing what's working and what needs attention.
Pool owners in Statesville have plenty of places to buy supplies, so here’s what makes our store and service team worth the trip.
The same Jandy-certified installers and pool heat pump technicians who service pools throughout the area provide the advice you get at our counter.
If something breaks down before you can get to the store, our crew can come out quickly to handle urgent pool issues.
After more than 20 years in the pool business, we know how Statesville’s hot summers and changing seasons affect pool water, and as a locally owned company, we genuinely care about the neighbors we serve.
Any time you’re weighing a repair, upgrade, or renovation, you can ask us for a free consultation and estimate so you know what to expect up front.
Along with store favorites like Aiper, Regal Chemicals, and Aquafinesse, our team works with AquaLink, Cover-Pools, Fluidra, Grand Effects, Hayward, Jandy, Nature2, Pentair, Polaris, S.R. Smith, Taylor, and Zodiac to keep your pool running well for the long haul.
Robotic cleaners run on their own motor and filter, so they don't strain your pool pump, and many of them also scrub walls and waterlines. Suction cleaners cost less up front, but they rely on your pump and often struggle with fine debris like pollen. Statesville pools collect plenty of spring pollen and fall leaves, so a robotic cleaner usually provides a more thorough clean with less wear on your equipment.
Sunlight and warm water break down chlorine quickly, so Statesville's long summers burn through it faster. Warm water also gives algae an ideal place to grow, and heavy summer rain can dilute your chemicals and throw off your pH. Testing more often during the hottest months helps you catch these swings before your water turns cloudy or green.
Most pool pros suggest checking chlorine and pH at home two to three times a week during swimming season. Every few weeks, a more comprehensive test of total alkalinity, calcium hardness, and other factors helps keep your water balanced, and a local pool supply store can run that analysis for you. You'll want to test even more often during heat waves or after big storms.
Low chlorine, high pH or alkalinity, and a struggling filter cause most cases of cloudy pool water. Around Statesville, heavy pollen, summer storms, and busy swim days can also add fine particles and contaminants that overwhelm your sanitizer. A water test pinpoints the real cause, so you can treat the problem without guessing.
A local pool supply store can test your water, explain the results, and recommend the right products and doses for your specific pool. Online retailers can't see your water or answer questions face-to-face, which makes it easy to buy the wrong chemicals and waste money. Staff at a Statesville store also understand how the area's climate and seasons affect pools throughout the year.
FAQs reviewed by Josh Horne, owner of Code Blue Pools, a certified and local swimming pool contractor.
Business Name: Code Blue Pools
Address: 940-A Davie Ave, Statesville, NC 28677
Phone: (704) 252-9708
Business Hours:
Mon - Fri: 08:00 AM to 05:00 PM
Sat-Sun: Closed
Emergency Service Available