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Your swimming pool is a major investment that requires proper cleaning and maintenance. While professional cleaning is the best option, you can opt to go natural and use products like vinegar or baking soda to remove dirt and stains. They may be cheaper, but they are...

Well-maintained pool tiles can last up to 10 years before requiring re-tiling. However, It's still possible that your pool floor, walls, or tiles will break during the length of your swimming pool's existence. Repairing a damaged pool is a straightforward task that...

The US is in the midst of a “pandemic pool boom,” referring to the record number of new in-ground residential pools constructed during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Unable to move around safely, people needed a new outlet for recreation that was much closer to...

Commercial pool owners are expected to maintain their pools so that guests can safely enjoy the facilities. If you fail to act accordingly, you may be liable for any injuries that occur due to unsafe conditions in or around your pool. One of the common risks in...

Most plaster pool surfaces are designed to last for about 10 years. After that, the floor and walls of your pool are likely to show signs of wear, even if you diligently follow your routine maintenance schedule. To restore your pool to its pristine condition, you need...

The best way to improve your pool or to give an old one a new life is through remodeling. It not only improves its appearance but also its functionality by making it more kid-friendly, safe and relaxing. If you wish to add new features like slides, spa areas, or fire...

Saltwater pools have recently become a popular feature in establishments. Compared to traditional chlorine pools, saltwater pools are gentler on the body, making them a great option for people who swim regularly. Moreover, and perhaps the primary reason why these...

As of 2021, there are 80,529 swimming pool cleaning service providers in the United States, increasing 6.9% from 2020. With a high number of service providers to choose from, finding one that fits your needs and can be trusted may prove to be challenging. You want to...

Pools normally lose around a quarter to half an inch of water per day due to evaporation. Other environmental factors like wind, location, temperature, and humidity can also cause your pool to lose water as well. It’s usually nothing to worry about. But if you’re...