The NESPA Government Affairs Committee is pleased to share some great news. Governor Hochul has announced a delay of New York’s All-Electric Building law that was scheduled to take effect next year. This development is not only a positive step for our industry, it’s also a clear reflection of the power of organized, consistent advocacy.

When you encounter crystal deposits upon opening a pool, helping your industry grow through research is as easy as 1, 2, 3! Building and servicing pools in the Northeast, and other cold weather climates, presents unique challenges. The industry shares wide ranging opinions on admixtures for cementitious products, winterization, winter management, and opening procedures.  An even wider array of opinions exists as to what may be causing scaling and crystallization on cementitious...

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Unlicensed contractors create problems for consumers, put their employees in harms way and hurt our industry.  Every company working the pool and spa industry must follow the licensing requirements in the areas where they do work.  This creates a level playing field for everyone.

Stay up-to-date on licensing requirements in Connecticut, New Jersey, New York (including Long Island) and Pennsylvania. 

The Northeast Spa & Pool Association is your best resource for all current code and regulations and standards. NESPA has dedicated a section of our website to give you access to technical codes and regulations for each of our four states.