The Best Result For Your Seasonal Pool Care
More than just a simple shell or structure, your pool is made up of many moving parts. From the pool cover to diving boards and skimmer baskets, there is a lot to keep track of. Skimming of surfaces is one thing but the heart and soul of your pool is its circulation system. Pool filters not only help to regulate bacteria but also helps to disperse chemicals and keep water moving.
A Successful Pool Opening: When warm weather hits, it is difficult to be patient for a swim. You might be quick to remove the cover off of your water feature but you absolutely should not jump in. If water has been sitting stagnant, it is likely harbouring a lot of bacteria and debris. Before anyone dips a toe into your water, it is important to treat water, inspect for algae and scrub sides to eliminate any debris that might have collected over stagnant months.
A Successful Pool Closing: As water freezes and thaws and freezes again, the surrounding areas expand and contract, which can lead to potential damage. Taking the time to drop the water level can help to protect your pool. Even with dropped water levels, the remaining water is prone to forming bacteria, so it is important to apply a shock treatment before closing down for the season.
