Jason Davies
The Pool Envy® Podcast
The Pool Envy Podcast is where real, licensed pool professionals speak up. In an industry overflowing with DIY chatter and surface-level advice, we dive deep into code, compliance, and craftsmanship that set licensed contractors apart. Our goal is to educate and elevate the industry — teaching safety, sharing knowledge, and helping those who build and service pools do it the right way.
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Episodes
Avoiding Pool Contractor Scams in Florida 11.11.2025 9:02
Florida pool season is here — and so are the “pay the deposit and pray” horror stories. Too many projects stall after a big check. In this short episode, Jason Davies of Pool Envy® gives homeowners and honest contractors a clear, statute-anchored playbook so you do not become the next cautionary tale. We cover Florida’s over-10% deposit rule, the 30-day permit application clock, the 90-day start-w...
Diesel, Deals & Hydroblast: A Week at Pool Envy (Code-Solid) 04.11.2025 11:48
This week had range. Jason tracks down a diesel return-line drip on the plaster truck, spends time sharpening the website and comms, lands the most fun project of the year , and explains why November in Wisconsin is the perfect window to hydroblast and set a project up for a fast spring start. We keep it big picture, not DIY —how we diagnose, how we communicate with owners and AHJs, and why the me...
Pool Heater Pressure & Volume: How Good Looks Under Code 28.10.2025 9:44
Title: Pool Heater Gas Sizing: Heat Without Headaches Summary: Your heater doesn’t run on vibes—it runs on pressure and volume . In this episode we define what “good” looks like under IFGC §402 / NFPA 54 so owners and builders can communicate clearly and avoid the lockout blame game. No DIY here—this is the big picture, outcomes, and documentation you should expect from a licensed pro. Safety note...
Ring of Safety: Equipotential Bonding Around Your Pool (NEC 680.26) 21.10.2025 7:17
Pool equipotential bonding is one of the most important — and most misunderstood — electrical safety requirements around a swimming pool. In this short episode, Jason Davies of Pool Envy® walks through NEC 680.26 in plain language: why bonding exists, what it actually does, and the key sections contractors, inspectors, and pool owners need to understand. We cover the “Ring of Safety,” perimeter su...
Stop Blaming Regulation: A Builder-Owner Playbook for Better Pool Projects 12.10.2025 12:50
Why do so many pool projects melt down? It usually is not “too much regulation.” It is too little planning. In this episode, Jason Davies of Pool Envy® breaks down the fast-“yes” incentives, missing scopes of work, and communication gaps that push homeowners, builders, and inspectors into conflict. We walk through a clear case study involving gas meter and regulator sizing, then cover the homeowne...
Pool Heater White Residue: Why Your Heater Needs to Breathe 05.10.2025 12:59
Tight closets and “creative” vents do not make comfort — they make risk. In this episode, Jason Davies of Pool Envy® explains why a gas pool heater needs a proper air path to operate safely. We break down the air-in, air-out, and room-pressure problem: combustion air, venting, exhaust, and the clues that show up when a heater is struggling to breathe. On real walk-ins, those clues can include whit...
Pool Envy®: Code • Compliance • Craftsmanship(Trailer) 02.10.2025 1:37
This trailer sets the tone for Pool Envy® —the show where licensed expertise meets real-world practice. Expect: Code clarity: ISPSC , VGB , NEC 680 —decoded into do-this-not-that steps Compliance in the field: inspections, plan review, permitting, barrier & entrapment safety Subtle nuances the industry misses: hydraulics/turnover, AHJ interpretations, contractor best practices Business that st...
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