Pool Leak Tips
Here's a powerful idea: closing a pool for winter should not mean ignoring it until spring. A ten-minute inspection once a month can catch a sagging cover, unexpected water loss, freeze-related trouble, or shifting equipment conditions while the problem is...
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The ultimate guide to how much snow is too much for a pool cover starts with an important fact: there is no single snow-depth number that is safe for every cover. Five inches of light, powdery snow can create a...
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Here's what you need to know: yes, an inground pool that loses too much water during winter can be damaged, even when the pool has been properly closed. The exact risk depends on the pool construction, cover type, groundwater conditions,...
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The short answer is yes, you should remove as many leaves as reasonably possible before putting on the winter cover, but you do not need to chase one last floating leaf around the pool for an hour. The important goal...
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A smarter pool routine does not end when the cover goes on. Winter water loss can quietly change the conditions inside an inground pool for weeks or months before anyone notices, and a falling water level may affect more than...
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