Pools / Hot Tubs / Saunas
Clear Not Cloudy: Hot Tub Shock Treatment Tips
by Guest on Jan 28, 2014
Hot tubs are great for relaxing your muscles, opening up pores, and for enjoying time with friends. That said, they can also become breeding grounds for scores of bacteria if they are not properly maintained. Continue reading →
How Safe is Glass Pool Fencing?
by Guest Post on Jul 25, 2014
Pool fencing requirements and safety regulations are very stringent in many countries so it is important that the panels you use do comply with safety standards. You must ensure your supplier or fitter is using the correct glass and be aware there have been instances of cheap imports being used that do not comply with regulations. Continue reading →
Proper Swimming Pool Maintenance
by Boris Dzhingarov on Oct 14, 2014
Pools are not just holes in the ground that are then filled with water. They are complicated areas of your property that require a lot of care and maintenance to make sure they run properly, safely and cleanly. Don’t worry, if you’re one of the lucky people in this world who owns a pool. Continue reading →
What Type of Pool Fence Should You Install?
by Guest Post on Nov 7, 2014
Drowning is the second highest cause of children’s deaths in the United States right behind car accidents. The question should never be if you should install a pool fence. It should only be about what type of pool fence you should install. Continue reading →
Health Benefits of Adding a Hot Tub to Your Home
by Guest on Feb 26, 2015
When it comes to home improvement projects, you have a lot of options. To narrow down the choices, you should choose projects that meet two unique criteria. First, the improvement should add value to your home. Continue reading →
Thinking About Remodeling Your Pool?
by Guest Post on Apr 23, 2015
If your outdoor space is looking a bit shabby, perhaps your pool is to blame. Even if you have beautiful landscaping and attractive home, a dated or damaged pool can drag down the entire scene you've worked so hard to build. If you have a simple lawn or outdoor space, there's even more reason to remodel or resurface your pool. Continue reading →
Maintaining Your Hot Tubs
by Guest Post on Aug 11, 2015
No one wants to use dirty or non-maintained hot tubs. Whether it is in your home or at the Spa, you want to soak in something that looks and smells amazing. I mean you will not be able to use it alone, so at least the best thing you can do is make sure that whenever you use it, it is as clean as can be. Continue reading →
The Advantage of Pool Fencing for Children
by Guest on Feb 18, 2016
Pool fencing can be a smart way to safeguard kids and pets from obtaining submerged inside the swimming accidentally. Aside from safety, fences might help in enhancing the aesthetics of one's home, especially the pool location. Continue reading →
Three Things to Consider When Planning a Swimming Pool Installation
by Boris Dzhingarov on May 18, 2016
Building a swimming pool in your backyard or garden can lead to a huge amount of excitement and fun. If you are making plans to have a swimming pool installed, it is not unusual to be puzzled or confused when deciding which considerations to make before you proceed. Continue reading →
Cool Renovation Trends for Old Pools
by John Gregory on May 24, 2016
Do you have an old pool that needs some serious makeover? Or did you just move to a house with a hideous one? Worry not. An outdated pool is not only an eyesore but it can also be a threat to the safety of family and friends. Continue reading →
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