No matter what type of pool you have, maintenance is key—but the approach differs. Above Ground Pools: Require more frequent cleaning More sensitive to chemical changes Simpler equipment In-Ground Pools: Larger water volume More complex filtration systems Longer cleaning cycles What Both Have in Common: Regular testing Consistent chemical balancing Proper filtration 📍 Get Advice That Fits Your Pool Visit...
Once your pool is open, the right accessories can make a huge difference. Â Must-Have Accessories: Pool vacuum Skimmer net Pool brush Floating chlorine dispenser Upgrade Your Experience: LED pool lighting Comfortable loungers Automatic cleaners (Available in-store only) Save Time & Effort The right tools can cut your maintenance time in half. đź“Ť See What Works In Person Stop by...
Clear water isn’t just about appearance—it’s about balance. What Happens When Water Is Unbalanced: Cloudy water Skin irritation Equipment damage Algae growth What Should Be Tested: pH Chlorine Alkalinity Calcium hardness At-Home vs In-Store Testing At-home kits are helpful—but not always accurate. 👉 In-store testing gives you: More precise results Clear instructions Better outcomes 📍 Free Expert Help in North...
If your pool turned green overnight, you’re not alone—this is one of the most common issues in New Jersey. Why It Happens: Warm weather + sunlight Low chlorine levels Poor circulation Rain introducing contaminants What That Green Color Means It’s algae growth—and it spreads fast. How to Fix It Quickly: Test your water Add shock treatment Use algaecide Brush pool...
Walk into any pool store and you’ll see shelves packed with chemicals. But what do you actually need? Let’s simplify it. The Essentials: Chlorine (sanitizer) Shock (for deep cleaning) pH increaser/decreaser Alkalinity balancer Stabilizer (protects chlorine from sun) What Most People Get Wrong Many pool owners: Buy too many chemicals Use incorrect amounts Skip testing This leads to cloudy or green...
Opening your pool after a long New Jersey winter doesn’t have to be overwhelming. If you’re in or near New Jersey this step-by-step guide will help you get your pool ready for the season—fast. Step 1: Remove and Clean Your Pool Cover Start by clearing off debris and water from your pool cover before removing it. This prevents dirt from...
