Pool Leak Tips
The small things shape how safely a pool recovers after a major storm. A handful of leaves may seem harmless, but a pool filled with branches, seed pods, mulch, grit, and windblown sediment can overwhelm baskets and filters surprisingly quickly....
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Let's dive right in: choosing between a light pool finish and a dark pool finish is about much more than picking the color you like best on a sample board. The finish affects how the water appears, how easily you...
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There are two types of frustrating pool problems: the ones that make sense when you test the water, and the ones that seem to contradict the numbers in front of you. Finding algae while your chlorine reading appears normal belongs...
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The key is to keep floodwater away from pool equipment whenever possible, while also making sure water has a safe route out of the equipment area. Pumps, heaters, automation panels, salt systems, and electrical controls are designed to operate outdoors,...
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The biggest lesson is that pool shock is usually most useful after a storm, not automatically before one. Heavy rain, wind, leaves, soil, pollen, and other debris can change water chemistry and increase the amount of material your sanitizer has...
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