You wake up to a gorgeous Saturday morning in Las Vegas, eager to relax in your backyard paradise. You step out, prepared for a swim, but instead of that blue glittering water you crave, your pool looks… off. Perhaps it’s green, cloudy, or even brown. Frustrating, isn’t it? The truth is that the color of […]

Do you recall when your pool tiles were just magnificent? Those beautiful ceramic or natural stone tiles that turned your backyard into a five-star resort? Jump forward a few months, and now you’re gazing at ugly white, chalky deposits on your pool tiles? That’s calcium scale, and it’s one of the most prevalent issues pool

You may believe algae season is over once the temperature cools—but that green fuzz around your pool walls has other plans. Algae can grow in your pool water even during winter, particularly in areas such as Las Vegas where it hardly freezes. Algae thrives in hot water but doesn’t totally shut off in cold temps.

If you recently backwashed your DE filter, recharged with new powder, and now notice white clouds drifting in your pool, don’t worry. This is normal, particularly for Las Vegas pool owners during heavy use in the summer months. The good news? It’s usually a simple fix. There’s a reason why so many Las Vegas pools

Let’s put the great pool debate to rest once and for all. You’re standing in your own backyard, daydreaming of summer gatherings and midnight dips, when the question strikes: Do I go with saltwater or chlorine? It’s not merely which one smells nicer (although your nose will appreciate you breaking out the saltwater). Your wallet,

Let’s talk about the dirty little secret of pool ownership: Minor oversights can gradually escalate into $5,000 tragedies. You know the ones: missing a week of skimming because “it’s not that bad,” or disregarding your pump’s slight whirring noise. Poor pool maintenance is not only messy in Vegas, where 110°F temperatures and dust storms plague

Consider this: it’s 9 a.m. in Vegas, the sun is already blazing, and your pool pump hums like it’s powering half the neighborhood. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone—your pool pump is probably the second-largest energy consumer in your home, right after your air conditioner. In Las Vegas, where pools are open all year,

Having a pool in Las Vegas is like having your oasis in the desert. But with the blistering sun, dust storms, and random monsoon rains, keeping that oasis looking its best can be a part-time job. That’s where weekly pool service is a game-changer. Say goodbye to skimmer fights and chemical guesswork. A weekly pool

Having a pool in Las Vegas is akin to having a backyard vacation home—until it’s a part-time job. Between the sun frying your chlorine in the desert and monsoon winds blowing debris in quicker than a slot machine spits out money, even the most experienced pool owners mess up. But here’s the good news: most pool maintenance mistakes

There’s nothing like plunging into a fresh, clean pool on a hot Las Vegas day. But let’s face it—making that water sparkle isn’t as relaxing as floating around in it. Between the desert dirt, hot sun, and those rare monsoon winds, having a pool here can be a full-time gig. Don’t sweat it, though! With