PRODUCTS

November is here. You�ve been busy getting your home and pool ready for winter and now it�s time to relax in your spa and ease that muscle pain and tension. Having a spa is not only a great way to relax, but it has a number of health benefits as well. A recent special on PBS was about stress and how it affects a person�s life. What better way to combat the effects of stress brought on by a long day at work or home, than relaxing in your spa, feeling the soothing effect of the warm water draining the tension from your muscles?

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Follow these simple steps and avoid costly mistakes when closing your pool

Invest in a secure winter, confident that your pool is well taken care of and will provide future enjoyment next year. With that in mind, here are six steps to winterizing your pool.
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Is Something Growing In Your Pool?

In pool water, you can find Green algae, Black algae and Mustard Algae. None of it is all that pretty or pleasant to look at. These microscopic plants get into your pool from rain, wind, or even from the skin and hair of swimmers. What starts as a virtually invisible invader can turn your pool into a slimy green mess over night, or leave unsightly black, brown or yellow patches on pool surfaces.
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Weekly Maintenance Program

Regular maintenance of your pool will save you time and money in the long run. Here are the steps we recommend.
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Open your pool the right way and save money

Opening your pool can be a simple process by using the right products and procedures. One thing to remember is to first test your pool water.�Read our article on the basic steps to follow when opening your pool for the season.�If you live up north in a climate where you must completely close your pool for the winter, start with step 1.�If you are one of the lucky ones who do not have to cover your pool, start with step 2.�Opening your pool the right way will assure you of a summer of fun instead of headaches.
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Fast, easy, guaranteed way to get outstanding results in your pool water

Does your pool or hot tub ever emit a strong, obnoxious chlorine odor? Are swimmer's skin and eyes becoming irritated? When this happens there is often a misconception that you have over dosed on chlorine and you stop adding any chemicals or doing any testing. However, too much chlorine may not be your problem. You probably have chloramines in your water.
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Water Balance

Water Balance is very important for maintaining your pool. If you have questions about pH balance, Alkalinity, Calcium, Metal Stains, Sanitizing your pool...
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