POOL CHEMICAL DELIVERY
Get pool chemicals delivered right to your door
Sanitizers, balancers and clarifiers from the Highway 6 showroom in College Station, so a weekend chemical run doesn't cost you the weekend.
Chapter 01
What we carry, in three working groups
The shelves at the showroom are organized the way a pool actually runs, and delivery draws from the same stock. The first group is sanitizing: chlorine and bromine, oxidizers and non-chlorine shock for when the water needs a reset, and pool salt for owners on salt systems.
The second group is balance, the chemicals that keep the water from eating your plaster and equipment. That means pH balancers (soda ash to raise pH, muriatic acid and sodium bisulfate to bring it down), alkalinity increasers, a calcium hardness increaser, and stabilizer, which is cyanuric acid, the conditioner that keeps Texas sun from burning your chlorine off by lunch.
The third group is clarity and protection: algaecides to stay ahead of green water, and clarifiers and flocculants to pull cloudy water back to clear. If you're not sure which group your pool is short on, that's a water test question, not a guessing game.
The wide pool chemical aisle at Brazos Valley Pools & Spas, stocked with Poolife and Baquacil products
How to order
Call or text the showroom at (979) 693-8533 and tell us what you use and how big the pool is. We publish no delivery fee, service radius or drop-off schedule, so ask about those when you order and you'll get a straight answer for your address.
Hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM and Saturday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. We're closed Sunday, so a Saturday morning message is the best way to have the week's chemicals sorted before the pool needs them.
The smartest first order pairs with a sample. Bring a bottle of pool water to the counter, get the numbers read, and order exactly what the results call for instead of stocking up on a bit of everything.
Chapter 03
Storage and handling, the part that keeps everyone safe
Pool chemicals are safe when they're stored like the concentrated products they are. Keep them dry, shaded and cool, in their original labeled containers with the lids tight, and well out of reach of children and pets. A hot garage in August is the worst place on the property for a bucket of chlorine.
Keep acids and chlorine apart, on separate shelves and never stacked above one another. Fumes from a leaking acid jug can corrode a chlorine container, and a spill between them can release toxic gas.
Never mix one product with another, and never pour a fresh batch onto old product in the same bucket. Add chemicals to water, one at a time, with the pump running, and let each circulate before the next goes in. When in doubt, read the label or call the showroom.
Veteran-owned on Highway 6 since 1987 · Chemicals, testing and CPO certified weekly pool care from one showroom
Not sure what your water needs before you order? Start with a water test at the counter and put the results on your delivery list, or hand the whole routine to our crew on a weekly maintenance plan.