Fall leaves look beautiful around your backyard—until they settle at the bottom of your pool. While skimming can feel like a never-ending chore, removing those leaves does more than keep the water looking clean. It helps protect your pool’s plaster. Leaves, acorns, twigs, and dirt can accumulate quickly as swimming season winds down. Left unattended,..
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The details around your pool can make a big difference in its overall appearance. From the coping along the edge to the tile at the waterline, each choice helps bring your pool and outdoor living space together. Pound Pool Plastering offers a wide selection of brick, precast cement, granite, and travertine coping options. Coordinating these..
As summer winds down, closing your pool properly is just as important as opening it in the spring. National Pool Closing Day, observed on the third Saturday of September, is a great reminder to prepare your pool for winter. Proper winterization helps protect your pool from algae, staining, scaling, freeze damage, and costly repairs. Taking..
A clean, well-maintained swimming pool does more than look inviting; it helps protect swimmers from germs and other contaminants that can cause illness. Proper pool care, good hygiene, and balanced water chemistry all play an important role in creating a healthier swimming environment. Common Swimming-Related Illnesses Swimming-related illnesses can occur when swimmers swallow or come..
A natural swimming pool offers a beautiful alternative to a traditional chemically treated pool. Instead of relying primarily on chlorine and other sanitizers, natural pools use water circulation, beneficial microorganisms, and, in some designs, aquatic plants to help keep the water clean. The result is a backyard swimming environment designed to function more like a..