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POOL SCHOOL
A Perfect resource for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts alike, our blog is the ultimate resource for creating a beautiful custom pool or spa.

Backyard Access
Before breaking ground on a pool, identifying proper backyard access is crucial. Excavation requires heavy machinery like Bobcats and dump trucks, which need a clear path to avoid unnecessary damage. A thorough property walkthrough helps locate potential obstacles, from fences and trees to underground utilities like water, gas, and electrical lines. Careful planning ensures smooth material delivery, prevents costly mistakes, and protects both your property and your neighbors'. Proper access sets the foundation for a successful pool build, minimizing disruption and maximizing efficiency.

The Local Pool Builder Defying (ASR) Concrete Cancer Crisis
If your pool was built between 2017 and 2021, it could be at risk due to some concrete companies and builders using faster, cheaper methods during that time. While the best way to confirm if your pool has concrete cancer is to get a core sample analyzed in a lab, here are some signs to watch for: