Owning a pool is a great way to have a lot of fun, exercise and entertain, although the top priority of any pool owner must be safety. Securing a safe place where children and people of all ages can enjoy your pool without a tragic accident is critical. According to …
Closing and winterizing your pool properly It is important to prevent damage and costly repairs. There are many things to consider such as: • Balancing your pool chemistry prior to closing • Protecting your pool equipment from harsh winter weather as well as pesky rodents • Selecting the right type …
Please note our store closing date is November 1st, we are always available by appointment! One common problem that pool owners have over the winter months is keeping mice and rodents away from their pool equipment. When the weather turns cold and we close our pools, mice and other rodents …
Please note our new hours : Monday – Friday: 9 am to 5 pm Saturday: 9 am to 3 pm Sunday: Closed Starting October When closing and winterizing your pool, it is important to remember to balance your pool water’s chemistry prior to closing and don’t forget the algaecide. Algaecide is simple …
If you haven’t yet closed your pool you are probably making plans to get the closing process underway. While you are thinking about cleaning out the debris, putting away your summer pool toys and accessories and getting the cover out, don’t forget to balance your water chemistry before closing your …
Please note our summer hours : Monday – Friday: 9 am to 5 pm Saturday: 9 am to 3 pm Sunday: 10 am to 2 pm It’ll be September before we know it and as much as we hate to admit it, it’s time to start thinking about closing our pools. There …
We have discussed winter pool cover maintenance, and the importance of inspecting your pool for accumulating debris or sinking and ill-fitting covers, but do you know just how bad it can be if you experience a failure with your winter pool cover? Pools are closed with a level of water …
Winter is in full force and the harsh New England winter is no different this year with most of our pools now covered in snow. While we prepare for the Holidays, with visions of pool floaties and lounging rafts dancing in our heads, don’t forget about your pool cover underneath …
With cold weather upon us and snowfall just around the corner, your pool should be cleaned, covered and winterized for the harsh New England weather. It’s always a good idea to do an off-season swimming pool checklist to ensure a damage free winter and smooth opening next spring. An ounce …
It is important follow these recommended pool closing tips to avoid damage to your pool and equipment during the winter. Save time and money in the spring by following a few simple steps in the fall. You’ll want to close your pool at least a few weeks before you could …
