A winter safety cover is a valuable investment for your residential pool. It covers the pool during seasonal closings and protects it from freezing temperatures. The cover also reduces water evaporation, saves time on pool maintenance, and lowers the energy cost of heating pool water. Below are four tips for correctly using a pool cover to protect your residential pool during the winter.
Winterize Your Pool First
Winterize your pool before installing the cover to prevent costly and taxing maintenance once the winter is over.
If you are thinking of installing an in-ground swimming pool on your property once warmer weather returns, one of the first considerations to discuss with your family will be what type of material you want to use to actually build the pool. Concrete and vinyl have long been popular materials for swimming pools but today, more and more homeowners are taking a long look at the benefits that a fiberglass swimming pool can provide.
