Explore our collection of swimming pool articles, where we answer the most common questions our technicians receive from pool owners. Whether you’re dealing with stains, water balance, or pool maintenance, we aim to save you time and money with clear, practical advice. If you have questions we haven’t covered, feel free to contact us.
Is your pool surface looking faded or patchy? Calcium deposits, minerals, metals and poor water chemistry can all affect the color of a pool finish. Some problems can be treated, while aggressive water chemistry can permanently remove pigment. Learn the common causes of pool color loss.
Published: September, 2025 Why use boric acid in your pool? First off, we don’t sell boric acid so this post isn’t a ‘sales pitch’ for
This swimming pool surface guide is for those who are considering building or renovating their existing pool. We discuss the costs, benefits and possible downsides of various pool interiors. So, if you are unsure of which surface would suit you best then this page will be a very helpful guide.
As with every aspect of water chemistry, calcium hardness must be balanced to protect your pool surface from calcium formation, stains, or corrosion. High or low calcium hardness can cause white staining on pool surfaces, etching, or discoloration.
Behind the Hype: What You Should Know About Robotic Pool Cleaners before you buy one. We’re not here to sell you one—just to share unbiased insights to help you decide if they’re right for your pool.
Almost daily we receive phone calls from distressed clients saying the following – “I got some cheap salt from my local hardware store and now I’ve got these ugly brown stains all over my pool”. Often, this brown staining becomes evident within hours of adding the salt to the water
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