The water helps hold the structure in place and prevents it from lifting or cracking due to ground pressure.
at the breaker to protect it from electrical damage.
like patio furniture, floats, skimmer lids, and pool accessories that could blow into the pool.
Your pool is designed to handle heavy rain and overflow as needed.
This helps maintain water quality during and after the storm.
If it has been submerged—have it inspected first.
(branches, leaves, etc.) from the pool as soon as it’s safe.
if it safe to do so. This allows for the pool to begin filtering out smaller debris particles.
Heavy rain and debris will inevitably affect chemistry and the color of the water. It is not uncommon for a pool to turn brown during a major storm.
Storm cleanups and additional chemical treatments are not included in regular weekly service and may require extra service visits.
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