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Tips for Keeping your Backyard Swimming Pool Clean

March 4, 2021by SEOteamUncategorized0

Instead of waiting for something to go wrong with your pool’s cleaning system, you can practice what’s referred to as preventative maintenance, or maintenance that is proactively performed on an asset with the goal of lessening the likelihood of failure, reducing unexpected downtime, and prolonging its useful life. Basically, everyone wants to get the most out of their investment, that’s why practicing these tips can help you avoid unexpected costs incurred from the life-cycle costs associated with your backyard pool. 

 

Here are helpful tips to keep your swimming pool water clear and clean. 

 

Check Pool Chemistry

 

Your backyard pool can bring you hours of relaxation and enjoyment, but the proper water chemistry is paramount to keeping your pool water clear and clean. The proper balance of your pools water’s pH, total alkalinity, and calcium hardness and the three main factors when it comes to properly balance your pool’s chemistry. You should check your pool’s chemistry 2-3 times per week and add chemicals to properly adjust levels as needed. You should add one chemical at a time or if adding multiple at once, add them to different areas of the pool. Afterward, you should run your pump to help disperse the chemicals. Always test and adjust pool chemicals starting with alkalinity, then pH, and finally calcium.  

 

Maintain Optimal pH Levels

 

pH measures the acidity or basicity of the pool water. The scale ranges from 0-14 with 7 being neutral. Under 7 the water is classified as acidic, over 7 the water is classified as basic. 

 

Your pool’s pH should be in the range of 7.4 pH to 7.6 pH.

 

A body of water that is high in pH, or basic, will leave deposits of scum on the liner that coats the pool walls. 

 

 A pH of 7.4 will stop scum lines from forming, as well as wiping down the waterline of your pool where scum lines are most prone to forming.

 

Calcium Hardness

 

Calcium hardness refers to how soft or hard your pool water is. 

 

The harder your pool water, the higher the concentration of the calcium or magnesium that is present. 

 

The optimal range of calcium hardness to keep your pool at is between 180ppm – 200ppm

 

The pH of the water directly affects your pool water’s calcium hardness, so you must properly set the pool’s pH before balancing its calcium hardness.

 

Empty the Skimmer Basket

 

Keeping your skimmer basket free of debris at all times keeps it working at its best. The purpose of the skimmer basket is to skim the surface of the pool water for debris before they become saturated and sink to the bottom of the pool. You can empty the skimmer basket by opening up the skimmer panel, remove the skimmer basket, and dump out the collected debris. 

 

Clean the Hair and Lint Pot

 

Depending on how often and how many people use your pool, you will need to clean the hair and lint pot located inside of your pool pump. The hair and lint pot captures what the skimmer basket failed to collect. 

 

Check Your Water Levels

 

The best way to check if your pool’s water level is too high or low is by checking its level in relation to your pool skimmer or tile. Your pool’s water level needs to be right at the center level of your pool skimmer or tile. The reason your pool’s water level is so important is that if the water’s too high the skimmer door will not work properly and will leave debris in the pool, in contrast, if your pool’s water is too low, it can cause your pump to run dry, causing it to burn up. 

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Beat the Denver Heat this Summer with a Swimming Pool

March 4, 2021by SEOteamUncategorized0

We all know daily life has its endless stream of challenges and difficulties. Owning your own backyard pool can be a relaxing getaway from the day-to-day hurdy-gurdy, fast pace that life demands. A quiet serene dip to get your day started, at sunset with a glass of wine, or spontaneous moonlight skinny-dipping with your partner; a backyard swimming pool is a convenient and fun way to improve your mental and physical health. 

 

Swimming pools are an area for bonding with friends and family. It’s almost cliche at this point, but outdoor pools bring people together. Living in a day and age where connections are more important than ever, backyard swimming pools are always a great way to get friends and family together for a socially-distanced cook-out. For the parents out there, we all know when it comes to our kid’s birthday parties, they want the best, and a pool party is the best party a kid could ask for. 

 

Having a backyard swimming pool to cool off within summer is a great reason to go outside, breathe some fresh air, get some sun, and then cool off in the pool. The right balance of daily sunlight has numerous mood-lifting benefits. Here are a few: 

 

  • Exposure to sunlight increases your brain’s release of the hormone serotonin by cueing special receptors in your retina, helping you stay calm and focused. Without enough sun exposure, your melatonin levels will decline. 
  • The sun naturally causes your body to produce melatonin, which has a calming effect on your nervous system.
  • Getting up to 15 minutes of sunlight daily boosts the levels of vitamin-D in your body, which contributes to strong bones. 
  • Moderate amounts of sunlight can help prevent colon cancer, Hodgkin’s lymphoma, ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer, and prostate cancer. 
  • Remember: Always wear sunscreen! 

 

Swimming and other water-related activities are excellent ways to exercise because they’re low-impact so they preserve the joints of your body and can be performed by anyone regardless of age or physical condition. Water-based exercises keep you limber, tones your muscle mass, and improves your cardiovascular endurance, effectively building your coordination, balance, flexibility, lung capacity, and circulation. Water-based exercises can also help people with arthritis by improving the use of affected joints without worsening symptoms. It’s recommended by the CDC to perform water-based exercises for at least two and a half hours per week. 

Due to the low-impact nature of water exercises you can perform in your pool, if you’re ever injured and are undergoing physical therapy, you can perform your therapy in the convenience of your own backyard! Having the ability to do this is a major convenience since person-to-person contact is currently limited due to the corona-virus. That means having your own pool helps you avoid crowded gyms or public pools, lowering your risk of contracting or spreading the coronavirus, being conscientious of your safety and the safety of others while still getting the exercise and therapy you need. 

 

Humans are naturally captivated by clean bodies of water, it’s hard not to be aware of how important water is in our lives. The human body is 65% water, and about 71% of the earth’s surface is covered in water. Having a swimming pool in your backyard turns your house into a resort-like home experience. With the addition of a pool, your house will become to go-to “chill spot” for your friends, neighbors, and family. If you really want to create an exclusive “chill spot” and max out the full potential of your pool party fun, you can add a diving board, slide, or water walking ball to get all the fun features of a waterpark in your own backyard. Not only that, but when the party’s over, and it’s back to house chores, there’s less grass to cut, giving you more time to throw a pool party or get together with your Bro’s in your backyard chill spot! Finally when all is said and done, and you and your family move out, after all the countless pool parties and Bro hang-outs, your pool can increase the resale value of your property by nearly 8% according to houselogic.com 

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Tips for Choosing a Custom Pool Installer in Parker, CO

February 22, 2019by SEOteamUncategorized0

If you’re found our blog you’ve likely been doing some research into custom swimming pool design. First, we’d like to point out that now is the perfect time to get started with a custom pool project.

Yes, it may still be a bit on the cold side, but if you start now, you’ll beat the spring-rush. (Most swimming pool companies get flooded with calls as soon as the weather starts to warm. Clients that start the design and planning process in the earliest months of the year will be at the top of the construction list.)

Starting from the top

The most important thing you can do during the planning phase is to make sure you’re hiring the best company for the job.  You’ll want to make sure the contractors you speak with are licensed, insured and reputable. Be sure to check their online presence. A company that has social media pages, a website, and is accredited by the Better Business Bureau is typically a safe bet. If the company is ranked favorably on Yelp, HomeAdvisor or Angie’s List, this is also a good sign.

If the company you’re talking to is a virtual ghost on the Internet, you’ll want to steer clear. It doesn’t matter how many excuses they have for not having an online footprint. In today’s digital age, even the smallest, mom-and-pop shops have some sort of online presence. A company that can’t be found on the internet is likely uninsured, unlicensed, and/or they may simply be trying to scam you. 

Do your due diligence. Be sure you’re hiring a reputable swimming pool design company.

Ask what tools they’ll be using

Building a custom pool takes a lot more than a shovel and a wheelbarrow. Ask them about the types of tools an equipment they’ll be using, if they’ll be able to pull the necessary permits (and how long this will take) and whether they’re up-to-date in terms of the latest swimming pool design technologies. Ask them about the types of materials they’ll be using during construction, and which of the materials you’ll receive a warranty on. While we’re on the topic of warranties, be sure to ask if they offer a workmanship warranty, as well. A reputable company will always stand by the work they do.

Lastly, ask about the worst-case scenarios. For example, find out if they’ve had problems pulling permits in the past and if yes, how long it’s taken to get that issue resolved. Ask about the types of delays you may encounter if the area is hit by several big rain storms. The more information you have about possible hiccups, the better.

Custom pool experts

If you have questions about how the custom swimming pool design and installation process works, call Wetworks Pool and Spa today to learn more. Our company is licensed and insured and we’re more than happy to provide you with several local references upon request. Call today to learn why we’re the #1 ranked swimming pool design company in Northern Colorado.

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Things to Know if You’re Considering a Custom Swimming Pool

February 8, 2019by SEOteamUncategorized0

Spring may not be here yet, but the cold weather will be gone before you know it. As such, now is the perfect time to start planning your custom swimming pool.

Although some people prefer to put this off until the weather gets warmer, this is something we’d advise against. The reason for this is simple—that’s when everyone else will start planning their pools, too. Ultimately, this means the construction will take a lot longer, and there’s a decent chance your pool might not be ready before the season is over.

If you start planning now, you’ll likely be at the top of the construction list, so your pool will be finished sooner than later.

Swimming pool design

When you work with Wetworks Pool and Spa you’ll be working with a team of licensed professionals that will be with you from start to finish. During our first meeting, a designer will take a look at the construction space and they’ll also ask you a lot of questions. They’ll also what to know what you plan to use your pool for, since this will play a role in the design process. For example, if you want to swim laps, a kidney-shaped pool won’t be your best bet.

Once the size and shape of the pool have been decided upon, they’ll ask you if you’re interested in adding any special features (slide, waterfall, etc.) and if you have any landscaping that you’d like to incorporate.

After the first meeting, you’ll receive some design mock-ups, along with anticipated costs for construction, in a few short days.

Permits and the such

Once the design has been approved our team will start pulling permits.  From there, we’ll plan a day to start construction. Construction is a multi-phase project, so we’ll be sure to help you understand what will happen in each phase in addition to how long each phase will take. During this time, we’ll excavate and start to form the pool structure. We’ll reinforce it with steel, as needed ad we’ll plan for where we’ll install the drains and skimmers.

The pool flooring will be added and at this point, you’ll be able to customize certain features like what type of tiles you’d like to have installed toward the top edge of the swimming pool wall. Once the cast is set, and the plumbing and electrical features are added (ie: the pumps, filter and heating mechanisms, should you want a heated pool), we’ll be just about done.

Experts you can trust

If you’re interested in learning more about the benefits of adding a custom swimming pool to your home, we can help. Wetworks Pool and Spa has years of experience in helping local homeowners with all of their swimming pool design, construction and maintenance needs for years.

For more information on our company, the types of services we offer or to schedule a time to speak with a designer, call our office today to speak with a customer care representative.

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Things to Keep in Mind Before You Install a Custom Pool in Denver, CO

January 24, 2019by SEOteamBuild0

If you’re thinking about working with a local swimming pool design company to install a custom, built from the ground up pool before the summer begins, there are several things you’ll want to keep in mind. Most notably, all swimming pool designers / installers are not alike.

In the early phases of this project the goal will be is to hire the best possible company, that can do the work professionally and efficiently, at a fair and equitable price.

You’ll want to get multiple bids while at the same time, keeping in mind that the cheapest bid isn’t always the best bid. It’s always best to do your homework before you sign your name to any contract.

First things first

It can be easy to get carried away in the swimming pool design phase, so it’s best to go into things with a solid, realistic budget. This will allow you to pick and choose features based on what you have available to spend. If your kids are really pushing for a water slide, but your budget won’t allow for something extravagant, you’ll need to make this decision in the design phase.

In-ground or above ground

This is also a decision you’ll need to make during the earliest part of the planning phases. If you’re leaning toward an above ground pool, this may be something you can install with some friends. On the other hand, if you know that you’re wanting an in-ground pool, this is most certainly something you won’t be able to do on your own (unless you happen to be an experienced swimming pool designer / installer.)

Size, shape matters

This will tie into your budget, because you’ll need to decide how much pool you want. The shape of your choice will also be important. As we’ve said in the past, a kidney-shaped swimming pool isn’t ideal for doing laps. Will you be using your pool to entertain? Will you mostly use it to keep the kids busy during the summer? Both of these things are important to consider when it comes time to pick the size and shape of your new pool.

Chlorine or salt water?

When it comes to installing a pool in Denver, CO, you’ll need to decide whether you want a salt water pool or if you’re leaning toward a chlorine-based pool. There are pros and cons associated with each, so the best thing to do (if you’re still on the fence) is to contact a reputable installer and ask them to go over the upsides and downsides of each choice. This will allow you to make the best and most informed decision as possible.

Have questions? Call today

If you’re in the early stages of planning a swimming pool install, call Wetworks Pool & Spa today to speak with a swimming pool design expert you can trust. Call today to learn why we’re the most trusted installer in this part of the state.

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Best Pool Service Provider in the Denver Metro Area

January 10, 2019by SEOteamPOOL AND SPA0

If you’re thinking about installing a custom swimming pool (or you’ve recently moved into a home that has one), you probably understand the importance of keeping it maintained.

If you’re interested in learning more about the types of services we provide, call Wetworks Pool and Spa today to speak with customer care agent you can trust Our company has years of experience in helping local homeowners repair, maintain and winterize their pools and spas for years.

Custom design services

One of the best parts of hiring a company that can help you with a custom design, is that you’ll be able to create your outdoor oasis from the ground up. If you can dream it, we can help you achieve it.

Do you want a slide? That’s easy. Are you wanting to install custom, ambient lighting? We can help with that too. Our company has experience in creating chlorine-based and salt water-based pools and spas. We’ll come to your home, evaluate your yard and we’ll ask you about the types of things you’re wanting to get out of your pool. This will help with the design process. For example, if you’re someone who is interested in swimming laps, a kidney-shaped pool probably isn’t for you.

After our initial appointment our design team will work to come up with the perfect pool based on your space and your needs.

Tip: Get started sooner than later

If you’re thinking about installing a pool because you want to be able to enjoy it during the summer holiday periods, you’ll want to contact a designer as soon as possible. Yes, we know it’s still winter, but building a custom pool takes time.

The design work will need to be done, permits will need to be pulled, materials will need to be ordered and construction will need to be scheduled. When you start planning early, this will help ensure your pool will be ready to enjoy much sooner than later. If you wait until the spring to get started, your pool may not be ready until the fall.

Repair services you can trust

If you already own a pool and you’ve come to the decision that your filter needs to be repaired or replaced, or the interior walls of your pool are cracked or damaged, we can help.

Wetworks Pool & Spa has years of experience in helping make old, worn-looking pools look new again. If new plaster needs to be applied, we can help with that. If you’re wanting to add tile work, we can help with that too.

If you need pool repair (or swimming pool revitalization), call us today to speak with a customer service agent in your area.

Call today to learn more

Our company has been helping local home and business owners install and maintain spas and swimming pools for more than two decades. We’re committed to providing the highest levels of customer care and customer service and we’re happy to provide you with references upon request. Call us today to learn why we’re the #1 ranked pool contractor in Denver.

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How Long Will It Take to Build a Pool?

October 29, 2018by SEOteamPOOL AND SPA0

If you’re thinking about adding a pool to your home in 2019 you may have questions about how long the process will take. For this blog, we wanted to address just that.

It starts with design

The first step when it comes to installing a swimming pool involves working with a designer. When you contact Wetworks Pool and Spa we’ll schedule a time for one of our designers to come to your home. During that time we’ll ask several questions, including what you’d like to use your pool for (recreation, swimming laps, etc), the size you have in mind and whether you’d like install additional features such as a slide, spa or waterfall. If you can dream it we can help you achieve it!

Once the design consult is complete it will take between 1 and 4 weeks to complete the design and collaboration stage.

Permits!

When we have our design, we’ll start on the permitting, which can run between 2 and 6 weeks depending on the municipality where you live. Some municipalities approve permits much faster than others.

Excavation, steel, plumbing and electrical

Once the permits are obtained the next steps can begin. Excavation can take about a week and from there, the electrical and plumbing will need o be laid out.  The latter processes can take up to two weeks depending on the complexity of the design.

Gunite, plaster, vinyl and fiberglass

This step can take between 1 and 3 weeks. During this time, the construction will start to look a lot more like a pool. You’ll want to remember that vinyl and fiberglass pool installation will be faster because these types of pools are factory made.

Decking, landscaping and other fun features

When all of this is done, the final stages can begin. If you want to add special landscaping or features (ie: a water slide) now is the time to do it. If you’re wanting to install custom lighting, this will be the time where that would be installed. This part can take between 1 and 2 weeks depending on what you’re looking to have done.

Total time? 8 to 12 weeks

All in all, the average time to install a pool between 8 and 12 weeks. Yes, it can seem like a long time but with the proper planning, construction will be able to start as soon as the ground is no longer frozen.

If you’re interested in adding a pool to your home in 2019, call Wetworks Pool and Spa today to schedule a free, no-hassle design appointment. This will allow you to get a head start on your pool planning and construction and it will also help you beat the spring rush!

Remember, our company has more than two decades of experience in helping homeowners make their swimming pool dreams become a reality. We have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and we’re more than happy to provide you with local references should you want to speak with some of our prior clients.

Call today to learn why we’re the #1 pool and spa design and installation company in this part of Colorado.

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Winter Maintenance Tips for your Pool

October 28, 2018by SEOteamPOOL AND SPA0

Homeowners in Denver, Colorado and its surrounding areas understand that winter pool maintenance is an absolute must. A pool that is cared for during the winter will cost less to open once the spring arrives— not to mention that proper maintenance can prevent expensive damage.

For this blog, the experts at Wetworks Pool and Spa wanted to explain the importance of covering your pool, maintaining its equipment and keeping the water chemicals balanced during the winter.

First things first

When you winterize your pool, you’re going to need to cover it. This serves several purposes. First, it will prevent debris (dirt, sticks, leaves, animals, etc.) from making their way into the water during the cold months.

When you add the cover, you’ll want to make sure it’s attached securely. You can’t just drape the cover over the water and be on your way.  If you have an in-ground pool, you’ll likely need to use water blocks (or bags) and you’ll want to make sure they are secured properly.

If you notice that debris and/or water begins to collect on top of the pool cover, you’ll want to address that promptly. Be sure to use a vacuum to remove excess water if necessary.

Snow will also need to be removed (most people find they’re able to do this with a rake or a larger broom.) The excess weight can cause more damage than you may think. Most experts agree it’s far easier to remove fresh snow than it is to remove snow that’s allowed to pile up for several days.

Check and maintain parts

Just because you’re not using your pool that doesn’t mean you don’t need to make sure the filter and pool pump are maintained.

The filter, heater and pool pump should all be checked periodically to ensure everything is still working properly. Remember- maintaining your equipment is far easier (and less expensive) than replacing it.

If you’d like help with this, please call our office and we’ll schedule a time for one of our pool maintenance experts to come to your home and give you a helping hand.

Keeping the chemistry

When pool water chemistry falls out of whack, any number of problems can arise. Most people don’t drain their pools during the winter so keeping the water balanced is a priority.

Most pool maintenance companies recommend that your pool chemistry is checked every two months because this can help prevent bacteria and algae from growing. If you’re considering holding onto last year’s chemicals to use when you reopen your pool, you should rethink that decision. Chemicals lose their potency over time, so they won’t be as effective.

Need help? Call Wetworks Pool and Spa today

If you need help winterizing your pool or you’d like us to help with checking your pool equipment and/or maintaining the chemicals in the water during the cooler months of the year,

Call our office today at 720-401-0004 to speak with a pool and spa expert you can trust.

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Three Types of Pool Algae You Should Know About

October 26, 2018by SEOteamFlooring0

If you’re like most people you have a basic understanding of algae. It’s green, it’s slimy and it’s definitely not something you want running a muck in your pool.

However—you may not know that there are three types of algae that can turn your beautiful, outdoor relaxation spot into an unpleasant mess.

Black algae

Black algae isn’t so much black as it is a mixture of dark blue-green. If you’ve noticed that dark colored specks (that resemble dirt) have started to appear on the bottom of your pool, this could be a sign that this type of algae is about to take over. If the specks aren’t addressed they will start to grow larger- and once they reach a certain size, the algae will start to reproduce at a very rapid rate.

Black algae will expand quickly over the bottom of your pool and if left unchecked, it will seep into the plaster and concrete base. If the problem becomes significant enough it can actually cause structural damage.

Suffice to say, if you plan on being out of town for an extended period of time, you’ll want to have a pool technician monitor your pool in your absence to make sure this doesn’t happen.

Yellow Algae

Yellow algae grows at a much slower rate than green and black algae, but it tends to be harder to kill off. Yes, you can use a brush to remove the surface layer, but you’ll still need to treat the water with chemicals to make sure what’s left is killed off.  Most pool experts agree that super chlorination is the best way to address a yellow algae problem.

Green Algae

Green algae is by far the most common type of algae that pool owners find themselves dealing with. It begins by forming a green slime layer on the surface area of the water. What can’t be skimmed can generally be cleaned with a brush, but that’s no to say you won’t need to treat the water to prevent it from getting worse.  Again, if green algae grows unchecked it can take over a pool or spa with rapid speed.

Algae experts

Algae is among the most widespread issues that pool and spa owners deal with and, not surprisingly, it’s a top reason why you may want to consider hiring a professional to help to ensure the problem doesn’t occur.

If you want more information about how Wetworks Pool and Spa can help you clean and monitor your pool next summer, give us a call and we’ll be happy to discuss how we can help you keep your pool and spa looking great.

Our company has more than 20 years of experience in the swimming pool industry.

We have an A+ rating with the BBB and we have a long list of clients that would be happy to provide you with information about the type and level of customer care we provide.

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How Rain Can Impact Your Pool

October 24, 2018by SEOteamPOOL AND SPA0

Summer may be all but a distant memory but that’s not to say you shouldn’t still read up on the types of things that can impact your pool once it reopens.

When it’s warm outside there are few things that are better than a game of frisbee and a dip in the water.  A pool is a great place to get exercise, to play games and to spend time with your family. It’s also the perfect place to cool off with a cold, frosty beverage after a long day at work.

You may understand the importance of keeping up on the maintenance for the filter along with the importance of keeping your pool chlorinated—but you may not be aware of the types of issues that rainwater can cause.

When you add extra water to your pool, either intentionally or because water is falling from the sky you should keep in mind that it will mess with your pool’s chemistry.

Not only can the water cause unsanitary conditions (ie: if you have runoff from the yard that winds up in the pool), it can also make it look dirty and unpleasant.

Debris and algae

When it rains, and the water chemicals fall out of whack, you could find yourself dealing with an algae bloom, which is as much of a pain to fix as it is unsightly. Algae spores are far more prevalent in the air than you may think, and they are always seeking out ponds of standing water.

Suffice to say, your pool is a prime target.

If the spores make their way into your pool and you aren’t diligent about maintaining the pool’s chlorine and pH levels, you may find yourself dealing with a green pool.

There’s also the matter of other debris, such as leaves, sticks and dirt. When a rain storm hits there are any number of contaminants that could find their way into the pool.

If you don’t clean the debris out, it could start to break down and decompose—and if you have both contaminants in your water, and algae, you’ll want to hire an expert to help you get things back on track.

The algae will need to be killed at a faster rate than it’s able to reproduce!

Suffice to say, keeping your pool’s chemical levels stable is paramount if you want to continue to enjoy it without interruptions.

Pool and spa experts you can trust

Wetworks Pool and Spa has been helping homeowners in the Denver metro area with all of their pool and spa needs for years.

If you’d like us to help you reopen your pool next year, give us a call. Or, if you find yourself in a position where your outdoor oasis has been taken over by algae, we can help with that too! Our company also offers several regular pool maintenance packages that you may be interested in.

For more information on our company and/or the types of things we can assist you with, call today at 720-401-0004.

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