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The pool almanac

A guide to pool care through the seasons, for South Florida homes.


January

Monitor and Maintain Pool Water Levels

In South Florida, check water levels regularly as winter is the dry season. Keep the water level halfway up the skimmer for optimal filtration.

February

Inspect Pool Equipment

This is a good time to thoroughly check all pool equipment for wear, including pumps, filters, and heaters. Address any needed repairs before the spring rush.

March

Test and Balance Pool Chemicals

Test the water chemistry regularly and adjust as needed. Ensure all chemicals, including pH, alkalinity, and chlorine levels, are balanced to prevent algae growth.

April

Clean and Prepare for Swim Season

With swim season approaching, give your pool a deep clean. Vacuum the pool floor, scrub the walls, and remove any debris from the water.

May

Check Pool Safety Features

Inspect and repair any fences, gates, and safety covers. Ensure all pool safety measures are in place and functioning properly as pool usage increases.

June

Inspect Pool Lighting

Check all pool lights for functionality since they'll be used more frequently. Replace any burnt-out bulbs and inspect wiring for safety.

July

Monitor Water Temperature

As temperatures rise, monitor the water temperature to ensure it remains comfortable and adjust the pool heater settings accordingly.

August

Brush and Vacuum Regularly

Regularly brush the pool walls and vacuum the floor to prevent algae build-up and maintain a pristine swimming environment.

September

Evaluate Pool Surface Condition

Check for cracks or wear on the pool surface. Address any repairs as needed to avoid more extensive damage before the cooler months.

October

Backwash and Clean Filters

Backwashing the filter and cleaning it thoroughly will ensure it continues to operate optimally. This helps maintain water quality as the season changes.

November

Adjust Water Circulation

As temperatures begin to cool, adjust the water circulation times to match the decreased use of the pool. This can also help save on energy costs.

December

Schedule Professional Inspections

With the year ending, consider scheduling a professional inspection. This can help identify any issues early, ensuring the pool remains in great condition for the next year.

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