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August is historically our hottest month of the year, as we average nine days of at least 100 degrees. Our second hottest month is typically July, in which we average six. These two months make up a majority of the eighteen days per year that we reach 100 degrees. Traditionally one of the solutions to dealing with this heat is the cool enjoyment that a swimming pool can provide. That is not … [Read more...] about Ways to Cool Your Pool Water & Pool Area

Regarding the weather, this year has certainly been an interesting one thus far—from the record cold weather in mid-February to periods of heavy rain to not having a 100 degree day yet (with none in the forecast thru July). With that being said, there is likely hot, dry weather just around the corner—and as poolowners, we need to be prepared as soils that dry out can cause some problems. The … [Read more...] about Water Your Yard to Prevent Damage to Your Pool

What a unique weather year it has been thus far. First we have the record cold temperatures (mid-February), followed up by an extremely wet few months. We are now approaching the time of year where the heat and humidity settles in and rain isn’t as common. Although it is starting to warm up, the really hot weather (100 degrees +) doesn’t typically arrive until July & August—most of our … [Read more...] about 100 Degree Weather Facts for the DFW Area

Remember the 100-watt light bulb? We will be saying the same thing about 2 horsepower pool pumps in the very near future. On average, the pool pump is the second-largest energy consumer in a home behind the HVAC system(s). It is not surprising that pool pumps have been added to the U.S. Department of Energy’s list for minimum energy efficiency standards like refrigerators, washers, and dryers. … [Read more...] about How the Pool Pump Law Changes Affect Your Pool