Category: Pools - Blue Water Pools

Caring for your pool during the winter months involves a set of specific actions to ensure it remains in good condition and is ready for use when warmer weather returns. Here are seven pro tips for off-season pool care: Spending time on these tasks weekly during the winter can prevent damage and save you from

As the rainy season approaches, pool owners often face a unique set of challenges. Excessive rainwater can significantly disrupt the delicate balance of a well-maintained pool, leading to issues such as algae growth, filtration problems, and imbalanced chemicals. But fear not, as there are several best practices you can adopt to ensure your swimming pool

To our Maintenance Customers; We will continue to maintain your swimming pool and spa during this crisis. We are an essential activity as described per the Shelter in Place order by the counties in which we perform services. The exemption order states the exception; “to provide service and supplies to maintain the safety, sanitation, and

Does your pump turn on at night by itself?  It is doing so because the computer control has a freeze sensor.  when the temperature drops below 36 degrees Fahrenheit, the system will turn on the pump. This is to prevent water from freezing in the pipes.  Generally here in the Bay Area in California we

Ever since the current drought has been confirmed by our Governor, Jerry Brown, the first question I get from everyone is “can I fill my pool?” or “can I build a swimming pool in the drought”. There are no restrictions on filling and maintaining a pool during a drought. Here are a couple of little

YOUR POOL CAN “POP” OUT OF GROUND An empty swimming pool can pop, or float out of the ground. This is due to possible hydrostatic pressure from unknown underground water. Think of your swimming pool as a “boat” in the ground, and it will float out of ground if there is underground water pressure. There