Just because you (or a pool care service) closed your inground pool successfully this past fall doesn’t mean you can forget about your pool until springtime. Whether your pool was newly installed this summer or you moved into a home…
Most of us think about our inground pools a lot during the warmer months – pool parties, relaxing while getting a tan, swimming laps for exercise. But once the pool is closed for the winter, you can’t just forget about…
In last week’s blog, we went over when and how to close an inground pool. You can do it yourself, but it takes a lot of time and effort. That’s especially true if you’ve never done it before, or you’re…
Now that Labor Day has come and gone and the kids are back in school, your inground pool isn’t getting as much use. But you don’t have to close it right away. In fact, closing your pool too early could…
By now you’ve winterized and covered your inground pool for the winter. If you haven’t installed a pool cover, it’s not too late. Give us a call and we can help you out. We recommend pool covers from Anchor Industries.…
Colder temperatures have arrived, Thanksgiving has come and gone, and we’re settling in for winter weather. At this point, probably the last thing on your mind is pool maintenance. But contrary to popular belief, you should not just cover your…
If you live in Maryland, chances are you’re already done with winter pool maintenance for the season. You have already winterized/closed your inground pool and are ready for the winter. Maybe you did all that work yourself, or hired a…
