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Remember, growing up when your mom told you not to open your eyes underwater when you were swimming in the pool?  Did you know, that irritation of the eyes from pool water is a result of the chemicals being off?  Theoretically, if a pool were started up properly, maintained and sanitized correctly at all times,… Read More »

Planning your end of summer pool party is easier than you think.  Here is an easy check list to help you host a successful event. Decorations Bright colors and balloons are the easiest and least expensive ways to add festive to your theme. Beach balls, grass skirts and tiki torches fit in to most pool… Read More »

When purchasing an inground swimming pool, there are some accessories such as heaters, security covers, and automatic vacuums that can be added or changed over time. You do not have that flexibility with an inground pool light. It’s a one-shot deal. Let’s take a moment to compare LED pool lights and fiber optic pool lights,… Read More »

No packing. Maybe the worst part about swimming for most families before they own their own pool is the concept of packing everything to go. Whether the pool is a community pool just down the street, or the fitness center in town, packing is time consuming and no fun. Even worse, usually something is always… Read More »

It’s Monday evening. You’re stuck in rush hour traffic and vehicles are no longer moving forward on the interstate. You know that the sitter has class shortly and you’ll have to tip her a little more today for making her late. She doesn’t cook and the kids will be hyper and hungry when you get… Read More »

Tropical Storm Isaac surprised Palm Beach County with the amount of rain that it released. It’s not uncommon to see pictures posted on Facebook and News Websites of cars with water dangerously high, or even covering a vehicle’s hood. John Bonde, Wellington’s deputy manager, declared that the city had received over 14 inches of rain…. Read More »