Sanctuary Pools

Your Pool in the Winter: A Worry-Free Guide

Winter has arrived, and with it, concerns about your pool’s well-being.
Snowfall and frigid temperatures often lead to questions like: “Will the snow
damage my auto cover?” or “Is the ice going to harm my pool?”

At Sanctuary Pools, we understand these anxieties. When you choose us
for pool closing, you can rest assured that your pool, cover, and equipment
are in expert hands.

Why Lowering Water Levels is Detrimental

One common practice we strongly discourage is lowering the water level in
your pool. This can disrupt water chemistry and severely compromise your
safety cover’s integrity. And remember, we always tell our pool owners to
use extreme caution when lowering the water in your fiberglass pool as
high ground water levels can force your entire pool out of the ground!!

Safety Covers Rely on Water Support: All safety covers, especially
automatic ones, depend on the water’s support. The weight of snow, ice, or
even a person is distributed across the water surface, preventing the cover
from pulling out of its tracks or causing more serious damage.

Our Expert Closing Procedure

At Sanctuary Pools, we prioritize the safety and protection of your pool
components:
Thorough Line Blowing: We utilize specialized equipment to blow out all
pool lines and equipment, followed by careful plugging to prevent water
backflow. This eliminates the need for water level reductions, which can be
risky in freezing temperatures.
Skimmer Protection: We employ a skimmer gizmo to safeguard your
skimmer from ice damage. This prevents the need for potentially harmful
practices like lowering water levels and adding antifreeze.

Enjoy a Worry-Free Winter

With Sanctuary Pools, you can enjoy a peaceful winter knowing your pool
is properly winterized. Simply ensure your cover pump is running, and start
dreaming of warm summer days by the pool!

Ready to take the plunge and get a pool of your own? Sanctuary Pools is here to help. We specialize in fiberglass swimming pools, which are known for their durability and ease of maintenance. So don’t wait – let us turn your backyard into a paradise today! Contact us to get started.

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