Spa Covers Etc. - About Us (formerly Discount Pool Supply)

Spa Covers Etc.
(Formerly Discount Pool Supply)

Established 1997 


In 1997, Chris Graham established Discount Pool Supply, a mobile Pool and Spa Supply "On Wheels". From 1987 to 1997 Chris worked as the store manager for Allred's Pool Supplies in Laguna Hills, Mission Pool and Spa Supplies in Mission Viejo and Sierra Pool and Spa in Lake Forest, Ca.. 
Chris realized that certain needs were not being met by the traditional swimming pool store. The main thing that was not offered as a service is HOME DELIVERY. As a "mobile" swimming pool store, Discount Pool Supply, is able to sell products such as Custom Vinyl Spa Covers, a product that is very big and bulky and may be difficult for a customer to transport to their home. And since you can't bring your pool or spa to us, we make house calls. This ensures that you get the correct replacement parts for your pool or spa and potential future problems are able to be fixed before they become a major problem.

For information about spa covers visit Home of Ideal Spa Covers .

NOTE*** As of Jan 2019 Discount Pool Supply has changed its name to Spa Covers Etc. Due to the fact that there are a lot of Discount Pool Supplies through out the USA.
Our website is :https://www.spacoversetc.com/
Same Owner, just a new name!
 
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Location: Dana Point, CA, USA

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