Do you wish that you could go swimming whenever you wanted? Are you tired of having to wait until a specific date for your local pool to open? Whether you have a huge yard or a tiny yard, adding a pool can be a great way to get more use out of your property. However, there isn’t really such a thing as just an ordinary pool. There are more types than you may currently be aware of. Read More»
If you have decided to install a swimming pool this summer, or you are simply remodeling one that you already have, you will want it to be functional and look good. Both the functionality as well as the visual impact will often depend on the features that you choose to install. Choosing the right features will allow you and your family to enjoy your pool to its fullest. Here are a few features that may be worth your consideration. Read More»
Living a “green” lifestyle means finding new ways to be kind to the earth. Did you know that your swimming pool (and all that you do to maintain it) can have an impact on the environment? While conjuring up eco-friendly living standards, don’t forget to direct your efforts toward the backyard pool. Here are three ways to a “greener” swimming pool: 1. Practice Water Conservation A swimming pool can be a water consumption “ Read More»
Natural swimming pools have been a fad in Europe since the 1970’s, but they’re just now gaining popularity in the United States. A natural swimming pool is a pond-like pool with no added chemicals. A vegetation area on the side of the pool cleans the water naturally. If you are in the process of pool purchasing and trying to decide between a natural and a traditional swimming pool, here are some pros and cons of each to consider. Read More»
As the warm days of summer arrive there are not too many things more refreshing than being able to go out in your own backyard and take a nice long swim. Not only will this cool you off at the end of a long hot day, but with regular use, your pool can help to make you a lot healthier. Nothing beats swimming as a full-body exercise, but even if you cannot swim, aquatic exercise will benefit most of your body parts. Read More»