Stains and scaling can be caused by not keeping your swimming pool
water balanced, which means keeping calcium, pH, and total alkalinity
at the proper levels. Tile and water line cleaners as well as enzymes help remove scale, grime, oils and other
materials that can float on top of your swimming pool water. They help
clean those unsightly lines that can form on your swimming pool tile,
vinyl liner or even your swimming pool steps.
Rust and scale remover also helps
in preventing stains and scaling. We have products called Stain Free and Scale Free. It is especially important to use in
areas that have high levels of minerals and metals in the water and
areas where consumers are filling their swimming pools with well water.
It is very important that you have your pH levels in the proper range
when using this product for it to work effectively.
Hardness increaser helps to prevent staining of swimming pool
surfaces caused by low hardness (which is calcium) levels. It is important to use hardness increaser to prevent your pool water from becoming corrosive, which can
cause damage to your swimming pool heaters and pumps. Parrot Bay Pools & Spas is here to help you with your water balancing concerns.
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Monday, January 6, 2014
Friday, January 3, 2014
When Do I Start My Inground Pool?
Running through the backyard sprinkler may have worked when you were a kid, but now that you’ve got your own house there are considerably more luxurious ways to beat the heat.
Planning and building a swimming pool isn’t something you should do on a whim. It’s a big-time investment that can both dramatically alter your landscape and lifestyle.
Every year we have people who call us in April, and they want pools built so they can be swimming in them by Memorial Day. Pool building is really more complicated than that. If someone wants a pool by Memorial Day, they’d be smart to start the process now.
Getting Started
That process must start with prioritizing your needs and wants, starting with these questions:- Is my yard suited to a pool?
- What zoning restrictions do I face?
- What’s my pool budget?
- Am I prepared to care for a pool, or am I in the position to hire help?
- Will this pool be used primarily for exercise, entertaining, kid play or lounging?
- What should I know about safety and insurance?
Always here to help at:
Parrot Bay Pools & Spas
3011 Town Center Drive, Suite 130 Fayetteville, NC 28306
910-429-0086
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