Tips for preparing your pool for winter and recommendations for care of the winter.
Read MoreA recent episode of Ask This Old House discusses the benefits of a plunge pool with limited backyard space.
Read MoreHere we show instructions on how to backwash a sand filter and when to know when it is time to backwash.
Read MoreSuggested pump run times for the pool season.
Read MoreMustard algae typically occurs in warmer climates, but can also grow in Rochester as well. It often is confused for sand, or dirt because it isn't slimy like green algae. The challenge with mustard algae is that it is chlorine resistant and every item that has been in the pool has to be thoroughly cleaned.
Read MoreVacuuming your pool isn’t complex, but it is a lot easier when you have the proper supplies. It is important to note the type of liner you have (vinyl, concrete or gunite, or fiberglass) before purchasing the necessary tools.
Read MoreThere is a difference between being bonded and insured. A bonded and insured company will reduce the risks. It is important for your service provider to be properly insured to cover anything that may happen. If an employee falls and injured themselves, a properly covered company can handle issues through workers compensation instead of liability through the homeowners insurance policy.
Read MoreClosing the pool at the end of the summer can be bittersweet after spending days using it for relaxation and splashing around. Before the weather changes and leaves begin to fall, northern pool owners must prepare to close and winterize their pools.
Read MoreA few simple techniques during the off season can keep your pool in great physical condition with crystal clear water come spring time.
Read MoreEvery pool owner dreads a green pool. There are various types of algae that can occur and treatments to cure and prevent algae from appearing.
Read MoreRecommended chemical levels and suggestions for sparking pool water
Read More