Conseils sur les fuites de piscine
You might not know that closing a pool for winter does not mean you can completely ignore it until spring. A properly winterized pool usually needs far less attention than an open pool, but small problems with the cover, water...
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Picture this for a moment: it is January in Florida, the patio is comfortable enough for shorts by afternoon, and your pool still looks inviting even though nobody has used it for a week. Florida winter does not usually mean...
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It's a simple equation: freezing temperatures plus standing water inside pool equipment can equal expensive damage. Under normal cold-weather conditions, running the circulation system can help keep water moving, but a power outage removes that protection exactly when you may...
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Let's cut through the confusion around solid and mesh safety covers, because both can be good choices and neither is automatically right for every pool. The biggest differences involve how they handle rain and snow, how much sunlight and fine...
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The question isn't if cold weather can damage pool equipment, but whether water will be allowed to freeze inside the equipment and plumbing when temperatures fall. Water expands as it freezes, and that expansion can crack pump housings, filter components,...
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