Fiberglass pools have been around for nearly 50 years. They are one piece, factory built shells made with fiberglass, resins, and then finished with a gel coating, a non-porous surface. Fiberglass pools are available in many shapes and sizes with Read More …
PAINTING POOLS – IMPORTANT NOTE If you have a gunite pool it is important to note that painting might not be the right choice for your pool. Once you paint a pool, you have to always paint a pool. This Read More …
So you have a salt water pool and use a chlorine generator. Now what? If you haven’t already figured out, you’re going to need to purchase salt. The pool operators require salt in order to create the salt water. Your Read More …
Many people paint their swimming pools- paint is one of the most common pool surfaces out there today. A word of caution though, once you paint a pool, it will always need to be painted. Sometimes it’s best to live Read More …
Most of you are already familiar with the types of chlorine used in swimming pools (calcium hypochlorite, sodium hypochlorite (bleach), lithium hypochlorite, dichlor, and trichlor). The first three are not stabilized. Meaning once exposed to the sunlight, it will quickly Read More …
Ask the Pool Guy talks to Scott of Michigan Swimming Pools and Mike of A-Wonderland Pools to discuss their favorite parts of being in the pool industry. For all the pool knowledge you’re looking for, check out Ask the Pool Read More …
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