Pool Corporation is the world's leading independent distributor of swimming pool equipment, parts and supplies, and other backyard related products. The company operates over 300 locations world wide through three networks: SCP Distributors LLC, Superior Pool Products LLC, and Horizon Distributors Inc. Pool Corporation distributes non-discretionary pool maintenance products, such as chemicals and replacement parts; discretionary products, such as packaged pool kits, whole goods, irrigation and landscape products, including a complete line of commercial and residential irrigation products and parts, power equipment for the professional landscape market; specialty products, which include light fixtures and built-in BBQs; and golf irrigation and water management products. The company serves five types of customers: a) swimming pool remodelers and builders, b) retail swimming pool stores, c) swimming pool repair and service businesses, d) landscape construction and maintenance contractors, and e) golf courses....
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