Why Rodents Target Pool EquipmentTable of Contents1 Why Rodents Target Pool Equipment2 How to Tell If Rodents Have Been in Your Pool Equipment3 Rodent-Proofing with Physical Barriers4 Rodent Repellents: Extra Protection Alongside Barriers5 Seasonal & Operational Practices for Rodent Winter Protection6 Pool Closing Tips from the Professionals As temperatures drop, mice, chipmunks, …
Even though your pool is closed for the winter, taking a few proactive steps now can make a huge difference when it’s time to reopen in the spring. Winter pool maintenance plays a crucial role in preventing damage, maintaining water quality, and ensuring a smooth, hassle-free opening. Neglecting your pool …
It’s easy to forget about pool maintenance during the off-season, but there are some things you can do to protect your inground pool covers over the winter. Your winter pool cover can be damaged from an accumulation of too much water and ice on the top, from wind, or from …
It is important to understand the advantages of the best inground pool covers and protect your investment with quality pool covers that keep your family and pets safe during the off-season. There is nothing worse than looking outside in the dead of winter to see your winter pool cover sunken into …
Keeping mice and rodents out of pool equipment during the winter months is a common problem for pool owners. When the weather turns cold, mice and other rodents like squirrels, rats and chipmunks love to nest in a warm place like the inside of your pool heater, equipment and pool …
Winterizing your pool correctly is critical to protecting your pool equipment and the structure of your pool over the cold, winter months. We get a lot of questions about the proper way to close a pool and winterizing a pool so that it can endure the cold New England winter. …
It’s easy to cover our pool in the fall and forget about it until the spring. If you are like most pool owners, however, you are longing for the day when you can open your pool again and the last thing you want are delays. Perhaps the only good thing …
Now that fall is officially here to stay and harsh winters are just around the corner, it is important to make sure that your swimming pool is properly winterized. Following a few simple tips will ensure that your pool is not damaged from the freezing cold weather. Taking care of …
Most of us probably have our pools covered and winterized by now to prepare for the coming winter. If you haven’t yet closed your pool, schedule your pool closing online and check out these Last Minute Tips for Winterizing Your Pool. Learn more: How to Close Pools for Winter: Complete …
Winter will be here soon, and if you don’t want to be outside in the snow repairing a torn cover or damaged equipment, now is the time to give your pool a winter check-up. If you haven’t closed your pool yet, schedule your pool closing online before the weather gets …
