Chlorine made on site.
A salt chlorine generator uses dissolved salt to produce the chlorine that sanitizes the water. Saltwater pools still use chlorine and require regular water testing and treatment.
Saltwater pools
Create an inviting backyard retreat for relaxation, entertainment, and everyday enjoyment.

Designed for your home
A pool should belong to its surroundings. Shape, seating, finishes, decking, and the flow of the yard all influence how your family will enjoy the space.
Discuss your plans for a new saltwater pool or an existing pool with DRAM. Installation scope, conversion suitability, equipment choices, and site requirements are confirmed during consultation.
Discuss your pool ›Understanding the system
A salt chlorine generator uses dissolved salt to produce the chlorine that sanitizes the water. Saltwater pools still use chlorine and require regular water testing and treatment.
On-site generation can reduce routine manual chlorine additions. Equipment settings and water balance still need attention as weather, use, and water conditions change.
Many swimmers enjoy the feel of saltwater pools. Comfortable swimming depends on correct water chemistry and maintenance, including pH and sanitizer levels.
Before you begin
Suitability depends on the existing equipment, surfaces, materials, and site. DRAM can discuss your goals and confirm the scope of any proposed work after reviewing the property.
Regular testing, balanced water chemistry, filtration, cleaning, and salt-cell inspection remain part of the routine. Follow the specific equipment manufacturer’s instructions.
Discuss access, supervision, seating, circulation, maintenance, and required barriers as part of planning. Pool design should support responsible use and suit the people enjoying the space.
The gallery shows DRAM’s pool restoration and renovation experience. The original project records do not specify each pool’s sanitizing system.
Let’s imagine what comes next
Tell us about your space, your plans, and the people you want to share it with.
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