Summer Training Schedule at a Glance

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If you need to schedule your pool related education around your Summer schedule, below is an outline of classes to come through August. If you have questions about a class or would like to enroll, please Contact Us by email or by phone at (940) 384-7665.

May 1st Saturday 10am

Pool School

May 15th Saturday 10am

CPR class
Interested in a New Pool?

May 22nd Saturday 10am

Renovating Your Swimming Pool

May 27th Thursday 6pm

Pool School

May 29th Saturday 10am

CPR class

June 1st Tuesday 6pm

CPR class

June 9th Wednesday 6pm

CPR class

June 12th Saturday 10am

Pool School

June 15th Tuesday 6pm

Renovating Your Swimming Pool

June 17th Thursday 6pm

Interested in a New Pool?
CPR class

June 22nd Tuesday 6pm

Pool School

June 26th 10am

CPR class

June 28th Saturday 6pm

CPR class

July 8th Thursday 6pm

CPR class

July 10th Saturday 10am

Pool School
Interested in a New Pool?

July 21st Wednesday 6pm

Pool School

July 22nd Thursday 6pm

Renovating Your Swimming Pool

July 26th 6pm

CPR class

July 31st Saturday 10am

CPR class

August 14th Saturday 10am

Pool School

August 17th Tuesday 6pm

CPR class

August 21st

Pool Renovations

August 25th Wednesday 6pm

Pool School

August 28th Saturday 10am

CPR class

September 6th, Monday

Closed for Labor Day

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Matt has been around the pool business since he was born. When he graduated college in 1984, he joined the family business working for Gohlke Pool Supply. The following year Matt and his father formed a partnership, Gohlke Custom Pools, and started offering pool construction.

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