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CODE OF ETHICS


Our Code of Ethics

Believing that honesty and integrity, high ideals and concern for the welfare of the pool industry and the public we serve are both desirable and necessary, and in a sincere effort to promote the mission of the Association, members of the FSPA, pledge themselves to:

  • Keep honesty as our guiding business policy.
  • Comply with the spirit and letter of business contracts, existing laws & codes, and manage employees, subcontractors and suppliers with fairness and honor.
  • Provide fair and expeditious response to claims covered under warranty.
  • Work for the benefit of the consumer through the use of quality materials and construction practices backed by integrity and service.
  • Keep informed regarding public policies and other essential information which may affect our business interests and those of the pool industry as a whole by attending the minimum number of association meetings as prescribed by my local Chapter.
  • Promote the concepts of free enterprise and service to the public and the industry.
  • Make all advertising and sales promotion factually accurate, use only competent testimonials, avoid those practices which tend to mislead or deceive the customer, and refrain from false or misleading criticism of competitors.
  • Support and abide by the decisions of the Association in promoting and enforcing this Code of Ethics and cooperate with any investigation related to such enforcement.

Love My Pool the FSPA blog

When making a major purchasing decision you shop around, ask friends, and family for referrals, and weigh your options. When it comes to investing in your home by building and maintaining a pool or spa, choose a company committed to superior quality, innovation, and customer service. Of all the home improvements you can make, the […]

Reading contracts is an important part of building a pool.  Be sure you understand what you are paying for and what you will get. So you are getting ready to build your backyard oasis and you couldn’t be more excited. What exactly does that all look like anyway? First, make sure you carefully review your […]

The following is from the Florida Swims Foundation’s Blog:   By Mike Madry, FSPA/The Florida Swims Foundation Staff.     Dr. John Doherty knows first-hand how dangerous the water can be if you can’t swim. At age 11 he witnessed it firsthand, rescuing a young boy from a crowded and lively community pool during the middle […]