Pool distribution maintenance chemical sales mix measures the share of net sales generated by pool chemicals used primarily for ongoing maintenance.
POOLCORP said chemicals represented approximately 15% of second-quarter 2025 net sales.
Maintenance products support recurring demand
Existing pools require regular chemical treatment regardless of new-pool construction activity.
That can make maintenance demand more resilient than discretionary construction-related categories.
Weather still affects chemical consumption
Hot, dry conditions can increase chemical purchases, while cool or unusually wet weather can reduce them.
Compare maintenance chemical mix with building materials sales mix and equipment sales mix to understand the distributor's maintenance-versus-discretionary exposure.
Primary source: POOLCORP Q2 2025 Form 10-Q.
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