Mid-Winter Pool Checkup
Spring is just around the corner in the low country! Time sure is flying and, speaking of time, now is a good time to do your mid winter check up on your pool. What do I mean by this, you ask? Checking little things, like making sure the cover is still snug and that you don’t have any debris on the pool cover. Removing debris and just doing a quick check on the things that you did months ago can save you a ton of time in the spring when it’s time to open. I know I just said that spring is approaching, and it is, however you never know when a surprise freeze can hit. A little extra attention now can prevent potential winter damage to your pool. Now is the time to make sure you removed all the drain plugs from the pump and filter.We have shared video in a previous blog showing you how to do this but if you have any questions, our specialists are always here at Leisure Depot and ready to provide any advice or information you may need!
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