Swimming pools are a great addition to your home; but maybe yours has outstayed its welcome. Are you considering removing your swimming pool? You’re not alone. Thousands of homeowners all over the country plan to remove their pools in 2014. Read More …
Author: Ask the Pool Guy
Novi Backyard, Pool & Spa Show Opens Friday, March 21 in Novi Produced by Association of Pool & Spa Professionals, Michigan Chapter
I was a part of the planning committee that put the very first pool and spa show for homeowners together in the late 90’s. To my knowledge it’s one of the only shows nationwide that is specifically for homeowners and Read More …
It’s Getting Hot in Here
Taking care of your spa Caring for your spa and caring for your pool are two different things. While they are similar, spas are smaller and have a significantly higher temperature. They also are in a constant state of aeration. Read More …
Just Show Up {Philosophy}
You’ll see the Pool Guy at the major industry shows. He keeps showing up to gain knowledge in the industry, and because he recognized the need for an industry advocate. The philosophy is to keep showing up, gaining influence, creating Read More …
The Story of Ask the Pool Guy
Ask the Pool Guy was created in 2012 by Al Curtis (the inspiration), and Sandi Maki (the marketing guru), through a series on synchronistic events. Al had a knack for knowing swimming pools. Ever since his college days of his Read More …
Ask the Pool Guy Logo
We often get questions about the origin of the Ask the Pool Guy Logo. Yes, that cartoon character is really based on Allan Curtis, real life pool guy! When we decided we needed to strengthen our branding and online presence Read More …
Spring is Just Around the Corner
Spring will be here before you know it, it’s time to think about getting your pool ready! Your pool can be a key asset to your home. Whether it’s while having a party, a family get together, a graduation celebration, Read More …
EcoFinish: the Potential to change the Pool Industry
Atlantic City Fri. 1/31/14 Last night we left the bright lights and constant activity of Atlantic City to travel to Warminster, a quiet, nothing to do, little town in Pennsylvania. Arriving in Warminster, we tried to find something fun the Read More …
