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We are already enjoying warm weather here in Florida. If you haven’t already opened your pool, it’s time to get it ready for summer. Follow these six easy steps to prepare for lazy summer afternoon relaxing in your pool. 1. Clean It Up Start by cleaning out the skimmer baskets, vacuuming out the pool and Read more...

Spring has arrived! With temperatures already reaching into the 80s here in sunny Florida, it’s time to get your pool ready for swim season. Before jumping into your pool, it’s important to take a few steps to ensure that your pool equipment is operating correctly, and water is safe to swim in. Making the effort to properly maintaining your pool will extend its life Read more...

Taking a dip in your pool isn’t as relaxing if you know that your pool liner is failing. Vinyl pool liners are more affordable than concrete or fiberglass, but they also require more maintenance. Taking good care of your vinyl pool liner can extend its life for years. Small investments of your time can save Read more...

Mild winters are one of the perks of life in Florida. Even though we don’t have to deal with freezing temperatures, the weather does get too cool for a dip in the pool. It is smart to winterize your pool and follow a few pool maintenance best practices during the winter months. Maintaining the health Read more...

Winterizing a pool is different in Florida than up north. Without the risk of freezing temperatures, you don’t have to worry about frozen pipes or winterizing chemicals. Even though you don’t have to take the same steps as your neighbors to the north, it is still important to maintain your pool through the winter months Read more...

Here in the Sunshine State, you might not think that a pool heater is worth the cost. You do not have to run your heating through bitterly cold months to benefit from it.  A pool heater is a great investment for anyone who wants to get more time and enjoyment out of their pool. These are the Read more...

Many of us have been thinking more seriously about the water we drink and swim in over the last few years. Municipal water treatment centers work hard to provide us with clean water, but many contaminates that are not regulated by the EPA still remain in our water—from pesticides and lead to nitrates and sulfates. Read more...

Every pool has drains at the bottom and inlets or jets along the side. They serve a very important purpose. Both are a part of your pool’s filtration system. Water is sucked down the drain, through a skimmer and then filter. It you have a heater, it will move through the heater next. Then it will be pushed back out into your Read more...

If you think swimming in cloudy pool water isn’t serious, think again. Allowing swimmers into your pool when the water is cloudy can pose a serious risk according to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). Keeping your pool water clean and clear can prevent sickness and even save a life. There are three main reasons why the CDC has flagged Read more...

On hot, humid days there is nothing better than a private swimming pool. With a pool in your backyard, you don’t have to deal with the hassle of packing up your car with everything you need for a full day at the beach before heading to the water. You can jump in the water whenever you want. You don’t have to Read more...