Pool Leak Tips
The myth is that a pool pump basket must always look completely packed with water for the circulation system to be working correctly. A small, stable air pocket under a clear pump lid can be normal on some systems, especially...
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What if I told you a slow pool leak can hide in plain sight for weeks while quietly increasing your water, chemical, and repair costs? Many leaks do not begin with a dramatic crack or a rapidly emptying pool. They...
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The first step is understanding what the rain actually changed before reaching for a bag of pool shock. A heavy rainstorm can affect chlorine levels, introduce debris, dilute water chemistry, and increase the amount of organic contaminants in your pool,...
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There is more to chlorine maintenance than adding a dose and assuming the pool will remain protected for several days. In an outdoor swimming pool, chlorine begins working immediately, but it is also continuously consumed by sunlight, swimmers, debris, microorganisms,...
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This holds the key to ending one of the most frustrating parts of pool ownership: not knowing whether a falling water level is normal or a warning sign. Hot weather, wind, swimmers, water features, and heated water can all increase...
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