Pool Leak Tips
The common thread after any severe wind event is that small pool cover problems can be easy to miss until the next storm makes them worse. A shifted strap, partly lifted anchor, or tiny abrasion may look harmless from the...
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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 re-examine the fundamentals after a hurricane or severe storm: safety comes before cleanup, and inspection comes before restarting equipment. A pool can look like the biggest mess in the yard, yet downed power lines, unstable trees, damaged structures, contaminated...
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It starts with one leaf skittering across the water, and after a serious windstorm, that one leaf can turn into a pool full of branches, dirt, pollen, seed pods, mulch, and whatever else the wind picked up along the way....
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There is a better way to handle post-storm pool cleanup than waiting for the circulation system to struggle. When your skimmer basket fills unusually fast after rain and wind, it is normally responding to a sudden surge of leaves, insects,...
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