Why Your Pool Is Cloudy When the Chlorine Reads Fine
Cloudy water with normal chlorine means something is suspended that isn't being removed — or that the chemistry is creating. How to tell which.
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Pool care, written for South Florida.
Advice for Broward County pools specifically — what the rainy season, the heat and the storms actually do to your water, from someone who services these pools every week.
Salt Water vs Chlorine Pools in South Florida
Salt pools are chlorine pools — the difference is how the chlorine gets made. What that actually changes for a Broward County pool owner, including the costs nobody mentions.
Getting Your Pool Through Hurricane Season in Broward County
What to do with a pool before a storm, what to leave alone, and how to bring it back afterwards — including the one mistake that can destroy the pool itself.
Signs Your Pool Pump Is About to Fail
A pool pump rarely dies without warning — it changes how it sounds, primes and moves water first. The signals worth acting on, and the one that means shut it off now.
Leaving Your Pool for the Season: What Actually Needs to Happen
South Florida pools cannot be shut down and walked away from the way northern pools can. What to do with a pool you are leaving for months — and the shortcut that ruins them.
What South Florida's Rainy Season Does to Your Pool
Between May and October, Broward rain does four measurable things to pool water — and only one of them is visible. What actually changes, and what to do about it.
How to Bring a Green Pool Back in Florida Heat
A green pool is an algae bloom, and clearing it is mostly filtration and patience rather than chemicals. The order that works, and the point at which it stops being a DIY job.
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