If you have a vinyl pool liner, you have probably already noticed how thin the vinyl is. It can be easily damaged by plastic pool toys or other objects that do not belong in the pool. It can also be damaged from excessive pool play, over-use or even from poor weather conditions such as rain, hail or ice in the winter. Whatever the cause of the damage, small repairs can be made by yourself with a vinyl repair kit that can be purchased your local pool store.
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If you have a hot tub, it can be relaxing to sit in after a long day, and can help ease your aching muscles. To keep enjoying it, however, you have to take care of it properly. This will ensure that it lasts a very long time for you. Follow the steps below to get your hot tub clean so you can continue enjoying it. Before you can do this, you will first need to drain the water out.
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If you have decided to have an in-ground pool installed on your property, you may already be thinking about the fun pool parties you'll have in the future. However, it's important to make sure that you plan properly so you can avoid problems in the future. Here are some things you mustn't forget to do before your in-ground pool is installed.
Check Your Local Zoning Ordinance
One of the first things to do when you decide to get an in-ground pool is to head to your local zoning office and read the rules and regulations in place for your neighborhood.
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As the end of summer nears, you may want to have one last event at your pool before it is time for winterizing and closing. Even though it may be the close to the end of the swimming season, your pool will still need upkeep. Keeping up with things now and preparing for the winter will make opening the pool a lot easier. Here are some tips to help you prepare your pool for the final summer fun event this year:
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What do a grotto and a pool recliner have in common? Shotcrete. If you want a truly custom swimming pool, then you need to leave lesser materials behind and succumb to the beauty to be found within shotcrete.
What is Shotcrete?
Usually when you work with concrete, you have to create forms and then pour the concrete into the form to cure. This is a great strategy when you are pouring a cement slab or a wall, but what if you want to mimic the undulating surface of a natural rock face?
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