Our Pool Blog will teach you how to become a better pool owner and also a smarter pool operator, financier and consumer.

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• The lowest pool bid does not guarantee the lowest cost.

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Work and other services rendered:

• There are two common types of inground pool leaks.
• A pressure test will check for a pool leak in the plumbing.
• A pool restoration will repair and restore a pool.
• Don’t neglect fiberglass wall problems in a hybrid pool.
• There are two types of cracks in a concrete pool.
• There is a method to fill the void under a pool.
• A pool resurface will waterproof and repair a pool.
• Know when its time to have your pool sandblasted.
• If your pools has tiles, they will need to be replaced.
• The pool coping can be repaired or it can be replaced.
• Caulk the expansion joint around the pool when needed.
• The pool deck can be repaired or it can be replaced.
• Caulk the control joints in the pool deck when needed.
• There are different caulk products for different applications.
• Many pool inspections are incomplete and pointless.

Information, training, and support:

• Schedule a pool orientation for hands-on learning.
• Keep a chronological file of all pool documents.

Costs associated with pool ownership:

• The price of pool work cannot be your only consideration.
• A pool budget should be created then updated annually.

Products, equipment and plumbing:

• The best pool equipment is properly-sized equipment.
• Most pool plumbing is inherently flawed and restrictive.
• The equipment and plumbing should be re-engineered.
• A winter pool safety cover is necessary in Nebraska.

Pool care, chemicals, and maintenance:

• There are five main categories of pool chemicals.
• Shocking the pool can be a total waste of money.
• There are more pool supplies than just chemicals.
• There is nothing routine about pool maintenance.

We’d like to thank you for reading the articles in our Pool Blog.

Because of the duties and responsibilities of pool ownership, owning a pool can be a challenge. But despite the challenges, owning a pool is also extremely enjoyable. For the most part, most of you are doing just fine. For those of you that need help, we will provide information and also support. And when you need pool work, we can also help you with repairs, resurfacing, renovations, remodels, and related work.

Call us at 402-341-8132 or send us an email to [email protected] or submit a short form to discuss your pool and schedule free onsite consultation.

Or for the quickest response, you can call or text 402-250-8100 (Mike Loftus, owner).