- Is your pool feeling a bit out of balance? Is it not as sparkling clean and clear as you might like? Perhaps it is time to do a pool shock. When you do a pool shock, you break up the chlorine and any contaminants that upset the chemical balance of your pool.
- Explore the key differences in cost, maintenance, and installation to help you decide between a cost-effective, low-maintenance fiberglass swimming pool from Leisure Pools or a potentially more labor-intensive concrete pool for your dream backyard oasis.
- Many accessories go well with an inground backyard fiberglass swimming pool, one of which is a sun shelf, also known as a tanning ledge or Baja shelf. It is a flat, extended, and shallow area of the pool, and is ideal for lounging, tanning, and playing.
- Adding a spa to your already installed inground backyard fiberglass pool is not only possible, but it is also a great addition to the outdoor oasis you have already been creating.
- If you want to heat your pool naturally, a black bottom pool will naturally absorb the heat from the sun and easily warm up your pool. Plus, this beautiful aesthetic will change the overall appearance of your pool.
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