Whether you’re a new pool owner or have owned one for years, proper pool maintenance ensures your inground pool remains a sparkling oasis, extends its lifespan, and minimizes costly repairs. If you’re a fiberglass pool owner, you probably have heard that fiberglass pools are the lower maintenance option among pool types. However, lower maintenance does not mean no maintenance. The following tips can help you avoid the common mistakes people make when caring for their inground pool. Video 1 Whether you’re a new or seasoned pool owner, proper pool maintenance ensures your inground pool remains a sparkling oasis, extends its lifespan, and minimizes costly repairs. Fiberglass pools feature the lightest regular maintenance demands among all pool types, but “low maintenance” does not mean “no maintenance.” Taking a proactive approach and following a few simple tips can help you avoid common—and costly—pool maintenance mistakes. Tip 1: Balance Your Water with Fiberglass in Mind Failing to monitor water chemistry appropriately is one of the most frequent and frustrating mistakes pool owners make. Your pool water may look crystal clear, but that doesn’t mean its chemistry is in proper balance. Poor water chemistry balance can silently cause scaling, chalking, and permanent damage […]
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