This is the 3rd installment of the “14 Ways to Make a Splash with Pool Safety“ which is available as a Free download from our eBook library.
If you have ever watched kids swimming on a hot summer day, you have probably noticed the big smiles and abundance of laughter. Summertime swimming is the very definition of fun for most kids!
If your children haven’t learned how to swim, here are some tips to help them along in your home swimming pools, so that they don’t miss out on all the fun.
This is the second of 7 Ways to Save on Your New Pool which is available for free from our library of eBooks.
Are you aware that a pool pump can use more energy than all your appliances combined?
One of the best ways to save money on your new pool is to consider an energy efficient pool pump. Actually, in Florida, installing an energy efficient pool pump will soon be the law!
This is the first of 7 Ways to Save on Your New Pool which is available for free from our library of eBooks.
Setting the mood is essential when it comes to pool lighting.
Increasing the ambiance in your outdoor space doesn’t have to increase your electric bill. My suggestion is to use LED Pool lights. Not only will you save money, but you can do your part to help save the environment too.
LED, which stands for Light Emitting Diode, emits a light source that can be captured and used for operational lighting purposes. The life expectancy of LED Pool lights can reach up to 11 years and they use about 1/3 the power of a fluorescent or halogen bulb.
Here are 5 Advantages why you should use LED lights for lighting your pool.
Congratulations! You’ve decided to start construction on your new pool!
Are you concerned about cost and sticking to your budget?
Did you know that Pool Pros has been servicing the Southwest Florida area for 20 years?
Did you know that your favorite Pool Pros…
…just won the title at the Allen Fox Golf Tournament?
It’s difficult to appreciate a backyard when…
This is the first tip of our series “10 Tips to Creating the Ultimate Outdoor Environment.”
…July/August/September’s heat index climbs into the 100’s.
Heat and humidity make the TV and couch particularly inviting.
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