How to winterize your swimming pool
As temperatures drop and the swim season winds down, pool owners must plan to winterize swimming pool setups to avoid costly repairs, ice damage, and messy cleanups.
Helpful tips and trends to help you get the most out of your pool.
As temperatures drop and the swim season winds down, pool owners must plan to winterize swimming pool setups to avoid costly repairs, ice damage, and messy cleanups.
Clark’s Pools is proud to announce its 2025 PHTA International Award of Excellence Merit Award for a stunning vanishing edge pool project, recognizing our ongoing dedication to craftsmanship, professionalism, and industry-leading design.
Nowadays, people seek ways to improve their physical, mental, and spiritual health. Out of the many holistic methods, some choose cold water therapy. What started as an ancient practice has gained popularity. It involves short exposure to cold water through ice baths, cold showers, or brisk swims.
Designing a custom backyard swimming pool can be fun and exciting. You can add unique styles to make it stand out. However, it’s crucial to design it properly to be appealing and functional. Understanding basic pool design principles is essential.
A well-designed swimming pool catches the attention of any guest. Consider the other features, especially the color, when choosing a pool trend or design idea. Mismatching or unappealing colors can ruin the overall aesthetics of a beautiful pool in your backyard.
Constructing an in-ground swimming pool requires thorough planning and financial preparation. Costs range from $50,000 to $250,000, influenced by size, materials, and location. Remember, initial installation costs are just part of the total expenses involved in pool construction.