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Although there might be a few more 100 degree days, for the most part the hottest weather is behind us. With the first average freeze date for the DFW area still over two months away (November 22nd), we are entering the time of year when weather for outdoor activities is optimal. Many who like spending time outdoors are aware that fall in the north Texas area is hard to beat for weather. … [Read more...] about Fall is a Great Time of Year to Enjoy Your Swimming Pool

Labor Day weekend is typically a big weekend for swimming pool parties, probably the second most popular pool use weekend only the July 4th weekend. With the relatively mild weather that we have been experiencing as of late, pools and backyards will be a great place to be this Labor Day Weekend! Following is a checklist to assure that your Labor Day weekend pool party goes as planned: Be … [Read more...] about Start Planning Now for a Great Labor Day Weekend Party!

While drivers are often in a hurry and looking for ways to optimize their driving time, it is important to remember safety is a critical issue especially when school resumes. School buses make frequent stops and are required to follow all traffic laws regarding intersections, railroad crossings, speed limits, and, most of all, loading and unloading their passengers. It's important to know the … [Read more...] about Drive Safely for Back to School

It has been a relatively mild summer thus far—but the heat recently arrived.  It did not reach 90 degrees until May 23rd (30 year average is April 28th according to NBCDFW.com) and our first 100 degree day did not occur until July 30th (average is July 1st).  We have had a few more thus far in August, but typically once we get thru August it starts cooling off quite a bit.  Most of our 100 degree … [Read more...] about 100 Degree Weather Has Arrived

It took a bit longer before the really hot weather arrived, but it is now here! Traditionally one of the solutions to dealing with this heat is the cool enjoyment that a swimming pool can provide. That is not always possible this time of year—as pool water tends to heat up, oftentimes past the point of being refreshing. Most of those who enjoy swimming pools prefer water temperature in the … [Read more...] about 6 Ways to Cool Your Pool Water

It is finally drying out. After a very wet spring and early summer, it has now been awhile since we received measurable rainfall. That combined with the recent 100 degree temperatures, which we have been experiencing, is really drying out area soils. The north Texas area tends to have pockets of fairly expansive soil—soil that contracts when is gets dry and expands when it gets wet. … [Read more...] about Water Your Yard to Prevent Damage to Your Pool