5 Reasons You Need Effective Pool Maintenance
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22 February 2021
What if spending a few dollars every month can save you from unnecessary repair expenses, boost your property value, and help keep the environment clean? These are just a few of the benefits you could enjoy if you invest in regular pool maintenance. Below are more reasons regular pool maintenance is a worthwhile investment.
1. Maximizing the Pool's Life
Like most property owners, purchasing brand new pool filters and pumps is something you don't want to do every year because it will put a dent in your wallet.
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Swimming Pool Leaking From The Bottom? What You Can Do
Posted on:
15 December 2020
If you have a leak coming from your swimming pool and it's coming from the bottom of the pool, it could be that you have a hole in your pool liner, or the track around your pool could be damaged, or the walls of your pool may be rusted and damaged. With any of these things, you're going to have to make the repair before you end up with a disaster on your hands.
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Pool Maintenance Services For Your Closing And Winter Care
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26 August 2020
The pool maintenance does not end with summer and closing—there is still more to do throughout the cold winter. Therefore, you should get started with a good maintenance plan when you close your pool and maintain it throughout winter to have fewer problems this spring. The following pool maintenance services will help you with your closing and upkeep throughout winter:
Check chlorine and pH balance before closing
If you just put a cover over your pool without checking the water quality, it can become a green slime over winter.
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4 Must-Ask Questions When Buying Your First Hot Tub
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16 June 2020
Thinking about having a hot tub installed on your property? If so, then you may be looking forward to reaping the many therapeutic health benefits that come along with using a hot tub, including relief from inflammation and stress. Of course, a hot tub is not a minor purchase for most people, with costs ranging anywhere from about $3,000 to $18,000 for a new model. With this in mind, there are some important questions you'll want to ask before you buy your first hot tub.
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