Posted on: 29 March 2022
If you own a pool, you are responsible for taking care of the pool throughout the year. You're responsible for taking care of the pool, even during winter. If you live somewhere with a traditional winter, with lots of rain and snow, you will not be using your outdoor pool during the winter months. One of the best ways to protect your pool during the winter months is by purchasing a winter safety pool cover.
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Posted on: 9 March 2022
A pool can provide endless hours of fun for your friends and family. However, pool equipment can go bad and when it does it is very easy to spot. Malfunctioning pool equipment can make your pool go from being fun to being something you want to avoid at all costs. To prevent this from happening there are certain signs that you should be aware of.
Most of these signs will be visible to the naked eye and can be rectified with professional help.
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Posted on: 10 January 2022
If the winter weather outside has you dreaming of warmer days and you find yourself entertaining the idea of installing a pool once the weather finally breaks, the first decision you'll have to make is whether to go with an in-ground or above/on-ground pool. While there are pros and cons to both types of pools, here are some reasons to further entertain the idea of going in-ground with your new installation.
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Posted on: 7 December 2021
If you're selling your home, and you have an in-ground pool, it's time to prepare for the inspection. Most home buyers will want to have the swimming pool inspected prior to the close of escrow. If that happens, you want to make sure that your pool can pass the inspection the first time around. The last thing you want is to have swimming pool issues delay the sale of your home.
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