Category: Pool Maintenance
How to Cut Down on Swimming Pool Maintenance Expenses
When you own an in-ground pool, its ongoing maintenance costs can add up quickly. Between weekly cleanings, chemical balancing, operational costs, and equipment maintenance, it’s not uncommon for pool owners…
What Is a Plunge Pool?
It’s normal to dream of having a pool in your backyard. They are one of the most enjoyable and most-used features any home can have. But not all yards and…
5 Things to Consider When Installing a Pool
A backyard pool is amazing for so many reasons. It helps you stay cool in the summer. It can supply endless fun and quality exercise. It’s the pinnacle of home…
Concrete vs. Pavers for Your Pool Deck
Having a pool is amazing, but when you think about backyards and beautiful homes, the pool deck can often be as important or even more important than the body of…
Saltwater vs. Chlorine Pool
If you live in Texas, it’s normal to want your own pool. They’re fun, keep you cool in the heat, and add so much to your home. If you’re serious…
Variable Speed Pool Pump vs Single Speed
When that scorching Texas sun is beating down on you, nothing is more refreshing than jumping into a sparkling pool. However, in order for your family and friends to enjoy…
In-Ground vs Above-Ground Pool
The Dallas area is in a hot part of the world. Summers are long, and they can be merciless. One of the greatest ways to beat the heat every year…
Preventing and Conquering Algae
If you want to cool off in sunny weather or stage a home, it’s important to maintain your pool. Crystal-clear water makes your swimming pool look pristine and your backyard…
Combat the Coming Winter with Professional Pool Maintenance Insight
I’ve worked outdoors in a few different climates most of my adult life. In each of those environments, I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with the wind. In the hot…
“Winterize” Your Swimming Pool the Right Way
Here in Texas, we don’t endure the same type of winter as most other areas of the country—especially those up north. Still, it gets cold—too cold to go swimming in…