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You want a beautiful green lawn, and you want a crystal clear swimming pool. Do these things go together well? Lawn fertilizer can cause problems for your pool.
Why? It’s because what makes your grass green makes algae grow in your pool.In this article, we look at how to care for your lawn without hurting your pool. Read more
Swimming pool care is key in hot weather.
You don’t need us to tell you it’s hot! With July and August as our hottest months of the summer, you’re probably looking for some respite from the heat. While you want to be outside, it’s much to hot just to sit there. Read more
It’s sunny, and it’s hot. These two things together are great for summertime swimming, but there are some things you need to know when it comes to your pool and chlorine demand.
In this article, we look at the effects of sun and heat on your pool. It’s important to watch your pool during our hot, cloudless days, as you can bet your chlorine levels are having a hard time staying level. Your pool simply uses more chlorine on hot days.
What’s more, the sun can make your pool water cloudy. This means you need one of our filter cleaning services or a sand filter change. Read more
Wondering how to vacation treat your pool? You’re in the right place!
You love your pool, and spending time in your backyard retreat is where summer memories are made. Yet, like many Americans, you are finding yourself traveling this summer. Read more
Green is for grass. Green isn’t a great color for your pool.
Blue is the best color for your swimming pool.
But what if yours is turning green? That generally means you have algae in your pool. Algae are the culprit, and with our hot weather and rainy days, let’s look at how to return your pool to sparkling blue.
There is still time to bring us a water sample so we can test your water and ensure a safe and healthy water experience in your pool or hot tub!
Here’s Your July Fourth Plan
We proudly carry BioGuard pool chemicals for the health and clarity of your pool!
It’s always a good idea to check your skimmer baskets after a big storm, even if it’s in the middle of the summer! The skimmer baskets are used to collect debris from entering your plumbing, but you do need to keep them clean and clear for proper water flow and circulation.
Check Your Pool Skimmers After a Storm
List of Things to Do After a Storm
There are several things you want to attend to when you’ve had a big storm:
- Skim leaves and debris that are floating in your pool.
- As we mentioned, clean out your skimmer baskets. Also, clean out your pump baskets.
- Check all of your electrical equipment.
- If all is okay, turn the power back on.
- Clean and backwash your pool.
- Check your water level. If it’s too high, remove some of the excess water.
- Vacuum and brush the walls and floor of your swimming pool.
- Shock and balance your pool. Most importantly, you want to measure your pH, calcium hardness, and total alkalinity.
- Run your filtration systems and circulate your pool.
Need Help?
Now that you know more about checking your pool skimmers and have a checklist for your pool after a storm, you’re ready to go. If you ever have questions or need help, we are here for you! Call, text, email, or stop by!
We proudly carry BioGuard pool chemicals for the health and clarity of your pool!
It’s swimming pool season in Little Rock, and you want to make sure your pool is crystal clear, clean, and healthy all season. This is where routine maintenance comes in.
For your swimming pool, you want to focus on the three C’s of pool care: circulation, cleaning, and chemistry. By keeping your water moving and filtered and your water chemistry balanced, you’ll have a great summer! Read more
As the centerpiece of your backyard and the hub of summer fun, you want to make sure your swimming pool is ready at all times.
You’ll find that you enjoy your pool more if it’s properly maintained. Plus, you’ll save money in the long run by establishing a summer pool maintenance schedule. Read more
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