Florida Coast Above Ground Pools

LED Pool Lights – Fad or Fab

Admin — Sun, 21 Mar 2021 16:04:21 +0000

LED Pool Lights: Fad or Fab

Light Emitting Diodes, better known as LED lights, have been around for decades. Though not ideal for area lighting, these bulbs’ moody lighting effects and extremely efficient power usage have helped them become the new standard in pool lighting.
Though LEDs carry a higher upfront cost than other lights, they also last much longer and can drastically reduce your energy bill. In fact, by the time you need to replace these bulbs, they will have already paid for themselves many times over. With the average kilowatt-hour in the US costing about twelve cents, a LED bulb that runs as low as 42 watts could mean up to 90% savings over traditional lighting options.
But LEDs are not only better for your wallet, they are also much safer for the environment. After all, those energy savings on your end also mean less energy produced by power plants all over the United States. Considering all this, it’s not hard to see why many pool owners are more than happy to make the switch.

Plenty of Color Options

Unlike old halogen lights, which needed to be manually changed if you wanted a different color, most common LED lights have color-changing features built right into the bulb. From red to white to green and orange, you can add plenty of flair to your nighttime dips without having to put in any extra effort.
In fact, some pool owners have invested in special light combinations, which can create a unique theme for their entire backyard. Many of these are adjustable, with a variety of settings that can be controlled by remote. So, wherever you are, you’re never more than a few clicks away from a great-looking pool.

Traditional White Pool Lights

If you want a more classic look for your pool, you’ll find there are a lot of options for plain white bulbs as well. Not only are they incredibly bright, but they come in a variety of different wattages as well. It should be noted, however, that white light does not carry quite as well in water. Though some people will prefer this softer look, others will feel let down by the somewhat underwhelming display.

The Downside of LED

As we mentioned before, the massive cost savings that come from using LED lights are something that you and your family are sure to enjoy – eventually. Upfront, LED light bulbs are much more expensive than those older incandescent options. In fact, you can usually expect to shell out around $150 to $250 for a replacement for your pool.

This added expense is compounded by the fact that the entire fixture must be replaced once the bulb burns out. This is because LED fixtures are factory sealed to prevent leakage. Though this is a great way to protect the light from your pool water (and vice versa), the extra cost may be a turn-off for some.

Conclusion

Regardless of your preference there are some good pool lights on the market for all swimming pools. If you are unsure of what to consider and are in search of a quality pool light for your above ground pool just give us a call or visit us online at http://floridacoastabovegroundpools.com/

Swimming Pool Part Myth Busters

Admin — Thu, 11 Mar 2021 20:46:56 +0000

Pool Repair Myths Busted

When it comes to above ground pools and pool parts, there are a lot of know-it-alls out there. While most of these people are well-meaning, all too many have been fed inaccurate information that they now treat as gospel. Even worse, their incorrect assumptions might lead them to pass bad advice on to you. Of coarse many of the common issue we see also apply to inground pools too. So, before you make a DIY mess out of your summer fun, let’s discuss some of the biggest myths about pool parts we encounter every day.

When you replace your motor, you can skip changing the shaft seal

Replacing a motor can get real expensive real fast. For that reason, pool owners will often look at the extra $20 – $30 required to replace the motor shaft seal and decide to skip the whole process. However, if you reuse your old seal, you’ll not only void the warranty of your brand new motor, but you run the risk the two parts won’t properly mate. It’s just a few more dollars. You’ll thank yourself in the end!

Horsepower doesn’t matter for replacement motors

This is a big one. Sure, it’s true that you can change your pump motor to either a higher or lower horsepower, but it’s not true that doing so won’t have consequences. You see, your diffuser and pump impeller are directly impacted by your motor’s horsepower. If you don’t ensure that all these components match up, you’ll be buying another new motor to replace the one you just accidentally burned out.

You can lube your O-rings with Vaseline

Vaseline seems to be every DIY pool repair man’s go-to when lubing up O-rings. However, “petroleum jelly,” as it’s more commonly known, actually breaks down rubber. Instead, you want to use lubricants that are water, silicone, or Teflon-based. They make lube specific for swimming pool seals and o-rings. It’s available at most any pool store and probably even Walmart.

You can trust your pressure gauge

We’ve had customers who have wasted entire days checking every piece of pool equipment to explain a high or low pressure reading. In most cases, they come to find out that it’s the gauge itself that is faulty. To avoid feeling this way, turn your pump off first and see if the needle returns to zero. If it doesn’t, that should be the first replacement part you buy. These things go bad all of the time and they are only about $10 at any pool store.

All O-rings are created equal

Even a tiny difference in thickness, shape, or diameter can ruin a seal and cause a piece of expensive pool equipment to fail. Don’t try to guess when it comes to O-rings. Make sure you’re getting the exact type and size specified by the company that created the part in question.

Conclusion

In the end, not every DIY dad is capable of doing pool work themselves. While we’re all for saving money whenever possible, we suggest you try to recognize when a repair or replacement might be out of your depth. The internet is a great resource for “How To Guides.” Still, in the end, sometimes the wisest man is the one who calls a professional.

If you like what you read check us out at http://floridacoastabovegroundpools.com/

Palm Bay Above Ground Pools

Admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2021 19:53:24 +0000

Palm Bay and Above Ground Pools

I wanted to write this blog post just to give Palm Bay home owners some guidance when it comes to selecting a new swimming pool. It’s early in the swim season but the weather is changing and we’re busy already. I actually went to measure several yards and advise on which pools would fit and work best for our customer’s needs.

Palm Bay is the largest city in Brevard County and with over 100,000 residents it’s easy to see why it makes up such a large percentage of the phone calls and emails we receive each summer. We get a lot of the same concerns from Palm Bay residents so I just wanted to touch on this subject.

There is not much above ground ground pool advice for Palm Bay residents that I wouldn’t give to someone in another coastal Florida city. Even though Palm Bay is located inland slightly from the ocean, the soil and air are still quite corrosive and you should get a pool designed for that environment.

Saltwater Pools or Chlorine

Over the years I have worked extensively in Brevard County and Palm Bay specifically. I can say there are a lot of areas where the ground is high and dry, and some areas that are very wet, especially in the rainy season. Because of so many different soils and being in close proximity to the salty ocean, there is really only a few pool models I recommend.

The toughest of the bunch will be the resin models as they resist rust. Resin pools have top ledges and frame rails made from polymers so they are protected from the wet salty earth and the sun rays. In a nutshell saltwater swimming pools are just better pools and you should consider one even if you don’t use a salt system. The materials used in their construction are upgraded so they cost a little more, but the pay off is a much longer pool life.

Best Above Ground Pools for Palm Bay

If you are looking for the best above ground pool for your money, go with the Caspian from Pools Above Ground. This is an all resin pool with the stainless steel wall panel for the skimmer area. This model will do the best in this climate, it looks great and will outlast all others. I say this model in particular because I know it works well and really lasts. It’s also warrantied for saltwater and freshwater.

If you are looking to save a little money and still want all the best features, go with their Mediterranean or Regency pool. The is a mostly resin model that still has the stainless steel wall panel and saltwater warranty. It’s not quite as beefy but darn close and a few hundred dollars cheaper.

If you have more detailed question or are in interested above ground pool installation call us at (321) 662-4728 or visit our website at http://floridacoastabovegroundpools.com/

Above Ground Pool Filter Systems

Admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2021 19:41:24 +0000

Pool Filters For Above Ground Pools

Below we have the 3 basic types of filter system used on above ground pools. I have added some details about each design to illustrate the differences as well as pros and cons of each style. Hopefully this will make choosing the filter system for your above ground pool easier.

Sand Filters

A sand filter is large tank which is filled with sand. As the pool pump forces the water through tank it passes through the sand and particles like hair, bugs and other things are trapped in the sand and removed from the pool water. Periodically the sand needs to be rinsed out to be effective again, this process is called back-washing. Cleaning the sand in the tank in done by using a valve on top of the filter called a multi-port valve. By selecting different placements on the valve water is sent back through the sand the other direction stirring it up and removing the trapped debris. The dirty water and debris and sent out of the tank and into the yard. Once clean water runs from the tank the valve is moved back into position again and pool filtration resumes. The length to clean the filter is only a couple of minutes and the tank is typically clean weekly.

Advantages of sand filters are quick easy maintenance, no sand is lost and nothing is added. Disadvantage is the least effective at removing debris and the hardest to system used to turn a green pool clear again.

Cartridge Filters

The cartridge filter system is a large tank with a finely pleated cloth cartridge inside. The filter cartridge looks like a automotive air filter or a home air-conditioner filter. The dirty pool water enters the tank and is forced across the filter inside before leaving the tank and heading back into the pool. In much the same way a strainer works, the debris from the dirty water is trapped on the filter cartridge. Over time the filter gets clogged up so it’s simply removed from the tank, washed with pressured water from a garden hose and fitted back in the tank again. This type of filter has no moving parts, rarely breaks and is easy to inspect for any other maintenance needs.

Advantages of the cartridge filter are lack of moving pieces and very effective cleaning. Disadvantages are maintenance takes longer than a sand filter and it’s a little messier. Hands down my pick for best filter system by far.

DE Filters

De filter get their name from a component used in them called the Diatomaceous Earth. DE is a fine form of the hardened algae which proves to be a very appropriate filter as it stops even the smallest microscopic particles. DE filters are a combination of the design of Sand and Cartridge Filters. It is basically a container which has fingers with little holes like the ones in sand filters. Except those fingers are coated with a filtering material and which is eventually coated with the DE powder. Having to go through many filters, the cleansing process is more than guaranteed. It is the most efficient filter used for above the ground pools.

Advantages of DE are the best in filtering but only marginally better than a cartridge filter. Disadvantages are many expensive internal parts, messy and longer maintenance and toxic DE powder that must be added each time the filter is cleaned. Great filter but too much work and not much better than a quality cartridge system.

If you have any questions about above ground pool filters or are interested in a new above ground pool, call us at 321 662-4728 or visit us online at http://floridacoastabovegroundpools.com/

Pool Cove – Pros And Cons

Admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2021 19:25:40 +0000

What Is Pool Cove?

Pool Cove is simply a berm or transition from the pool floor to the pool wall. This “cove” can be made of dirt, sand or pre-formed foam sections. The main purpose of the pool cove is to keep the pool liner from coming in contact with the pool frame and causing damage to the liner. Every above ground pool needs one, so you will either need to make your own cove or buy a pool cove kit.

Pre-formed pool cove kits are great for any above ground pool installation as the cove sections are uniform and give a professional appearance when installed. Installation is quick and easy as the cove sections come with adhesive backing which ensures they stay where they’re put. These pool cove kits are fairly inexpensive and do not deteriorate over time.

When installing your swimming pool on concrete or other hard surfaces, foam cove kits and pool floor pads are a must as rains and splashing will cause sand coves to wash out from under the pool. This washing away causes the frame to become exposed to the pool liner and risking puncture.

Sand or dirt is fine to use as cove in most other cases as long as it’s clean and free from debris. The downside of this type of cove is that it doesn’t always stay put. It can wash out over time and expose the framework to the liner. If the liner comes in contact with it punctures can occur. If you build a cove be sure to build it up the wall at least 4″ and out from the wall at least 4″.

Regardless of which way you go when selecting a pool cove for your new pool, a proper cove will protect your liner from damage and take stress of the liner’s seams. This alone will add years to the life of your pool liner.

Pool Cove In Stock And Ready For Pick Up

Pool cove kits and other installation items are available for pick up in Melbourne. Please call 321-662-4728 to verify item stock and pick up times. Visit us online at http://floridacoastabovegroundpools.com/

Saltwater Swimming Pools

Admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2021 19:11:39 +0000

Saltwater Swimming Pool Basics

Saltwater swimming pools have become very common in the last few years, in fact the account for nearly half of all the pools we installed last year in Central Florida. Even though many would think it just about being trendy, there are many good reasons for opting for a saltwater pool. Depending on where you live or the time you have to maintain your pool, odds are one of the select pool models we offer will be perfect for your needs.

As you probably know, salt is very corrosive and will eat unprotected metal quite quickly. Just like northern cars become rust buckets from the salt on the roads, swimming pools can suffer that same fate if not properly protected. What sets salt friendly swimming pools apart from the others is the materials the pool is constructed from. And by changing the make up of the pool’s construction you can prevent corrosion and extend pool life considerably.

You probably have heard the term resin when above ground pool shopping. Resin is a form of plastics or polymer that’s great for making pool parts from because it does not rust. By using resin in the pool’s construction you can add many years to the life of a swimming pool and enable it you use saltwater as a sanitizer. Not all resin pools are created equal and certain pool models fair much better in tough environments like Florida. Be sure to ask a local dealer or pool installer for advice on what models to purchase.

Caspian, Regency And Mediterranean Pools

Whether you use a saltwater system on these pools or not, the Caspian and Mediterranean pools are the best pools for the job. We’ve installed over one thousand of these pools throughout Florida and they are the best by far. That fit together well and stand the test of time. Top top ledges stand up to the extreme heat day after day and do not warp. Try that with cheaper substitutes. They have the stainless steel panel for the skimmer and return. This alone will add years to the pool’s life. If you are looking for a pool that will last for decades, the Caspian, Regency or Mediterranean is the answer.

Have additional questions about any of these pool models, call us at (321) 662-4728 or visit us online at http://floridacoastabovegroundpools.com/

When To Replace Your Above Ground Pool Liner

Admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2021 19:01:37 +0000

Above Ground Pool Liners Don’t Last Forever

The actual life span of your above ground pool liner can depend on may factors and many of them have nothing to do with how well you care for your pool. Long sunny summers in Florida mean more swim time annually compared to places like Michigan. This equates to more exposure to the sun’s vinyl damaging UV rays which harden and fade your pool liner. Aside from pool liners, the sun can also harden and dry out plastic parts like liner coping, pool skimmer boxes and gaskets. Bad gaskets account for the majority of skimmer leaks and skimmer leaks are the main cause of pool wall rust out and failure.

Long summers also mean more pool activity which can lead to punctures from toys and pets. Of course punctures are the norm for vinyl liner pools and they can easily be patched if you know you have a leak and where to find it. If you have an above ground pool or are considering purchasing one, be sure to pick up a vinyl repair kit. They are about $20 at any local pool store and one kit will patch dozens of leaks if needed.

More Than Just Sun And Kids

My advice for anyone wanting to make the most of their pool and liner would be to buy a good heavy duty liner to start with and take some simple measures to aid in it’s longevity. Start by purchasing at least a 25ga liner with your new pool or as a replacement. 25ga heavy duty liners are thicker material and will last longer and be more resistant to punctures. If you want the best of the best purchase a Doughboy pool liner. The Doughboy liners are better yet and made of materials that usually last 3 times longer than other brands including the 25ga heavy duty ones. But be prepared to pay at least double for the Doughboy brand pool liners.

Keep your pool covered when not in regular use. A pool cover is cheap insurance against the sun’s damaging rays. I would much rather spend a little money every few years for a pool cover over premature liner replacements. $50-$100 for a cover is far better that $400 for the average pool liner and $500 to install it.

Maintain the pool and the area around it. I would also limit the types of toys that are allowed in it to reduce the chances of liner damage. If you suspect you have a leak you probably have at least one if not more. Spend some time searching for it and get it patched, leaking pool water is very corrosive and will cause pool rust very quickly.

Lastly, don’t be a cheap skate. Typical 25ga pool liners don’t last more than 5 years in Florida and cheaper 20ga. liners may only last 1-3 years. Don’t try to see how long you can avoid replacing the liner, by doing so you are allowing corrosive chlorinated water to leak against the metal pool parts including the pool wall. This leaking water is eating away the metal and shortening the life of your pool. Replacing the liner every 5 years will allow you to visually see the inside of the pool wall and address any issues. Be sure to replace skimmer gaskets and other questionable plastic pieces at the same time. By doing this your above ground pool can live for 15-20 years in the tough Florida environment.

Solar Pool Covers, Who Needs ‘Em

Admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2021 18:50:44 +0000

Solar Pool Covers, What Are They?

Solar pool covers are an inexpensive way to extend your swimming season by keeping your pool water warmer longer. These pool covers are made from a lightweight plastic material that looks very similar to bubble wrap. It’s the thousands of small bubbles in the cover that keeps it floating on the pool water’s surface. Use one of these solar covers on your pool and you’ll likely be able to add a couple of months to your swim season every year.

Who Would Use One?

Solar pool covers sometimes called solar blankets, are used by anyone with an above ground pool or inground pool. It doesn’t matter the type of pool as it’s function is to keep pool water warm. If you can elevate the water temperature of your pool by 10-15°F then you’ll be able to swim longer into the fall and still be comfortable, even in Central Florida.

If you already have or are thinking of investing in a pool heater you’ll definitely need to get a solar pool cover for your pool. The solar cover will keep that heat you’ve paid for in your water and not let it escape into the air each night. Think of a solar blanket as a lid on your coffee cup, with one the coffee stays warm, without one the coffee cools of much quicker. The addition of a solar cover when heating your pool with natural gas, LP or heat pump can reduce heating costs by up to 70%.

Pool covers are not just for heat retention, in other parts of the country many people use a pool cover for other reasons besides keeping water warm or keeping out debris. In these locations residents by law have to conserve water and limit their consumption. The solar pool cover does an excellent job of reducing water loss due to evaporation. By covering the entire water’s surface with a pool cover evaporation is reduced by 90%.

How To Use A Solar Pool Cover

First you must purchase a solar pool cover that’s closest in size to your swimming pool. If your pool cover is larger than your pool simply take a scissors or razor knife and trim the cover to fit. Use your pool as usual and allow the powerful Florida sunshine to beat down on the water all day long. In the evening cover your swimming pool with the solar cover, this will hold the heat in the water preventing it from evaporating into the air each night. If you use the cover regularly you will begin to see the water temperature rise each day and allow use of your pool longer into the year.

There are a few ways to make using your solar cover easy and I’ve included some examples of different ideas below. For many people the use of a solar cover reel is a way to keep you cover clean and conveniently located. For others the use of hooks around the pool makes solar cover access and storage a simple task.

If you have questions about solar pool covers or above ground pools check us out online at http://floridacoastabovegroundpools.com/

Solar Pool Cover Storage Ideas

I Live In Florida, Do I Need A Pool Cover?

Admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2021 18:10:43 +0000

I Live In Florida, Do I Need A Pool Cover?

A pool cover in Florida sounds absurd to many residents of the sunshine state. Why would you need a pool cover for an above ground pool in a place that never freezes and the sun shines almost all year long? This logic makes perfect sense on the surface but I’ll give you a few reasons to consider getting a pool cover for your above ground pool.

Pool Covers, There’s Good Reasons To Use One

Pool Liner Longevity

The biggest contributor to pool liner failure in Florida is the sunshine. Pools in Florida are exposed to our intense sunshine all year long. Because it never really freezes and the temperatures are warm the entire year, pools never get closed or winterized. This year long exposure to the UV rays from the sun cause the pool liner to quickly fade and become hard or brittle. In fact pool liners in Florida can often last half as long as pool liners up north.

Even though the Florida sun will destroy a pool cover in record time, it’s still much cheaper and far less work than having to replace a pool liner. If you must replace a pool cover every couple of years it’s a bargain when comparing the cost of the liner replacement. Buy a mesh pool cover to allow water to pass on through it while still keeping out debris and the dreaded UV light.

Pool Water Loss

Florida pools lose more water due to evaporation in the winter months when the humidity is lower. Most of the time people only think they have a leak because they experience more evaporation during the dry months. Covering your pool when not in use for extended periods will not only help save the liner it’ll save on your water bill too. Heck, it may save you a couple hundred dollars not having to pay leak detection service call.

Chemical Loss

As you already know, the sun is a tough one here. Not only does it damage the liner it steals or neutralizes the chemicals you add to the pool. Keeping a cover on your pool will slow the need for additional chemical to keep up water quality by lower the exposure to the sun. This ties into the water loss issue too as the more water you need to add back to the pool the more chemicals you’ll need to add as well.

Pool Maintenance

Fall is a time when the weather cools and the leaves begin to drop to the ground. If you are one of those people who have trees in your pool area then you know how tough it can be to keep up with the maintenance during certain times of the year. The constant scooping of leaves and debris can leave you frustrated at times. By using a mesh pool cover and a leaf net together you can eliminate the debris from falling into your pool. The cover will allow water to pass through the cover and not pool up on top. The leaf net will allow you to quickly remove the leaves without worry of them falling into the water when the cover is removed.

God’s Creatures

I’ve given you some compelling reasons to consider investing in a cover for your above ground pool but I do have one more good reason if your still on the fence about it, God’s creatures. Even if you’re not a religious person or animal lover most of us really don’t want to be responsible for an animal’s demise, and certainly we can agree that removing one your swimming pool is disgusting and unsanitary at the least.

As a pool maintenance worker I have seen my share of pets and wildlife that had met their maker at the hands of backyard swimming pools. Many had been there for some time and the pool required additional attention if you know what I mean. If only there were a cover on those pools accidents like this could have been easily avoided.

Pool covers are a great buy for above ground pools. They cost almost nothing to buy compared to what they can save you. It’s for the reasons above that my opinion is pool covers do more good than harm and are a worthy investment for any above ground pool owner in Florida.

My Above Ground Pool Liner Doesn’t Fit

Admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2021 18:03:23 +0000

Above Ground Pool Liner Fitment Problems

As I said before, it’s often the jobs we take on that give me ideas and inspiration for the blogs I write. As you know, many people take on the repair of their above ground pool but end up quitting in aggravation. The incredibly hot August temperatures in Florida only intensify the problems and frustrations. In this case the home owner in Palm Bay was convinced there was a problem with the pool liner because it just didn’t fit correctly. There are many factors that can cause this dilemma and most are not the liner’s fault.

You’ve Heard It Before, Size Matters

I know you’ve heard it before and I’m saying it again. Measure your pool before you order a new above ground pool liner. This is one of the biggest and easiest problems to avoid. Ordering the wrong size liner for your pool is very common and only due to being lazy. It only takes about 2 minutes to properly measure the pool but takes a week to correct the problem and this doesn’t take into account the cost of returning your pool liner. Double check the pool size even if you think you already know it.

Round ’er Up

As I stated in the beginning of this blog, there are many reasons for an above ground pool liner not to fit correctly but I’m going to concentrate on what happened to this pool in particular. Here was a classic example of the pool simply being out of round. What this means is the pool is more egg shaped than actually round. When this happens the pool is longer in one direction than the other.

This occurs from poor installation where the installers didn’t ensure the pool was actually round during assembly. If you start with a misshapen frame everything else fits poorly and the job can become a nightmare. If you didn’t build the pool it’s not your fault so all you can do is deal with it. Besides, there are ways to successfully install a round pool liner in an egg shaped pool.

Making It Work

If you are really adventurous or bored you could completely disassemble the pool and put it back together correctly, this way your new pool liner will fit like a glove. But if your like our Palm Bay home owner you change your liner in the summer, so a job like that isn’t happening in August. The best way is solve this problem is to hire a professional to do the job.

I know this isn’t what you wanted to hear but different types of pool liners require different techniques to make them fit correctly. I’m not trying to make this sound like it’s magic or a lost art, it’s just too hard to explain to someone who’s never done it before. The options and limitations to correct the problems are different for oval pools versus rounds, and different for overlap liners versus beaded liners. Pool floor shape, cove size and other factors all play a role in how well a liner fits in any given pool.

It’s simply trial and error over an accumulation of time that you figure out what works best. But if hiring a professional isn’t an option be prepared to just get in there and try yourself. Do a little experimenting to get the best results you can. If it doesn’t work out the worst that can happen is you get wrinkles in the liner. They may not look good but wrinkles don’t leak and that’s what matters most.

If you have questions above your above ground pool or are interested in getting one for your backyard, check out our selection of quality above ground pools at http://floridacoastabovegroundpools.com/clearance

Florida Coast Above Ground Pools

LED Pool Lights – Fad or Fab

LED Pool Lights: Fad or Fab

Plenty of Color Options

Traditional White Pool Lights

The Downside of LED

Conclusion

Swimming Pool Part Myth Busters

Pool Repair Myths Busted

When you replace your motor, you can skip changing the shaft seal

Horsepower doesn’t matter for replacement motors

You can lube your O-rings with Vaseline

You can trust your pressure gauge

All O-rings are created equal

Conclusion

Palm Bay Above Ground Pools

Palm Bay and Above Ground Pools

Saltwater Pools or Chlorine

Best Above Ground Pools for Palm Bay

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Above Ground Pool Filter Systems

Pool Filters For Above Ground Pools

Sand Filters

Cartridge Filters

DE Filters

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Pool Cove – Pros And Cons

What Is Pool Cove?

Pool Cove In Stock And Ready For Pick Up

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Saltwater Swimming Pools

Saltwater Swimming Pool Basics

Caspian, Regency And Mediterranean Pools

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When To Replace Your Above Ground Pool Liner

Above Ground Pool Liners Don’t Last Forever

More Than Just Sun And Kids

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Solar Pool Covers, Who Needs ‘Em

Solar Pool Covers, What Are They?

Who Would Use One?

How To Use A Solar Pool Cover

Solar Pool Cover Storage Ideas

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I Live In Florida, Do I Need A Pool Cover?

I Live In Florida, Do I Need A Pool Cover?

Pool Covers, There’s Good Reasons To Use One

Pool Liner Longevity

Pool Water Loss

Chemical Loss

Pool Maintenance

God’s Creatures

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My Above Ground Pool Liner Doesn’t Fit

Above Ground Pool Liner Fitment Problems

You’ve Heard It Before, Size Matters

Round ’er Up

Making It Work

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