Sterling Pool Service Blog

Pool owners often wonder how frequently they should drain the pool for maximum performance. The experts from Sterling Pool Service offer these suggestions.

When your pool is not circulating properly, it is an indication that something needs to be addressed in regard to routine maintenance. Here are three common possibilities.

Swimming pool maintenance doesn't have to be difficult. Knowing how to properly maintain your pool will make the plaster last longer and be a safer place for family fun.

When pool equipment does not run, you must still maintain the chemicals in your pool. Swimming pool owners seldom realize this can be done even when the water does not circulate.

Here in Dallas, we have received a continual cycle of rain for months. This makes it a challenge to keep pool chemicals balanced. But how does this affect your pool?

When the DECK-O-SEAL around the pool’s perimeter is cracked, has gaps, or is missing, it’s time to be replaced.

Assuming the pool heater uses natural gas, the meter must be sized – at minimum – to the capacity of the pool heater itself and all gas appliances in the house.

Owning a swimming pool has expenses but a homeowner can minimize the pool costs by proper pool maintenance year round. Each week pool chemicals must be checked and balanced. Nothing affects plaster deterioration more than an improper chemical balance

Just as it is important for the pool heater to be sized properly, it is almost as important that the gas meter is sized appropriately for the pool heater.

When you are buying a new home with a swimming pool, you need a qualified pool company to do a detailed inspection of the swimming pool equipment, pool plaster condition.