How to Deal With Groundwater and Rock Problems During Swimming Pool Excavation

Posted on 29 May 2020

An in-ground swimming pool is a considerable investment that can add style and value to your property. One major stage of constructing a swimming pool is excavation, which entails using heavy construction machinery to dig and remove soils to create room for a pool. However, all sites are not the same, and you will find some pool sites with rocks and high water tables. Notably, you are likely to incur extra costs to deal with underground rock or water. [Read More]

Simple Pool Cleaning Tips For Homeowners

Posted on 18 April 2019

One of the challenging household tasks most homeowners struggle with is pool cleaning. This is the reason most people choose to hire experts each time they require regular pool cleaning services. However, this task doesn't have to be difficult. With some basic steps and routine procedure, you can actually ensure your pool is efficiently cleaned always. Here are simple pool cleaning tips you should keep in mind. Clean the pool edge [Read More]

4 Signs Your Swimming Pool Contains Too Much Chlorine

Posted on 7 November 2018

Most residential pools use chlorine as a disinfectant, since it does a great job killing germs and keeping the water safe. Unfortunately, swimming in a pool with too much chlorine can be bad for your health. At first, you may only notice minor skin and eye irritation. If the problem isn't addressed, you could face lung irritation and a sense of burning in your airways. While over-chlorination can often be down to human error, it's also possible malfunctioning equipment is to blame, so you'll want to have your pool serviced if chlorine levels spike. [Read More]

Can Your Spa Be Fixed?

Posted on 13 April 2018

Having a spa or hot tub in your backyard or side yard can mean enjoying a nice relaxing soak outside, no matter the temperature! Many spas come with built-in jets, which can also be very soothing and relaxing and even help increase your blood circulation, healing sore muscles. While a high-quality spa may last for many years before it needs any type of fixes, it will eventually break down in some way. [Read More]

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Protecting Your Pool During Winter

Hi, there! If you are anything like me, you will like nothing more than spending a summer's afternoon swimming in your pool. However, as I discovered last year, it is also important to look after your pool in the winter months. I didn't do this and boy did I pay the price. When removed the pool cover I found that the water was very dirty and the pool was in a terrible condition. I called out a pool contractor who helped to fix everything and who gave me some top tips to prevent this sort of thing from happening again. I hope you find the information here useful.

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