Water boatmen are a bug that’s commonly found in Miami pools. If you have a lot of these bugs around, then it’s likely that you have algae in your pool because algae is a boatmen’s primary source of food. To get rid of these bugs and prevent them from coming back, you’ll have to eradicate…
Read MoreWhile the occasional Miami rainfall won’t compromise the integrity of your backyard and pool, a heavy rainstorm will. If the forecast says that there’s an impending storm coming, then there are some things you can do to prepare your pool and outdoor area. Store What You Can Indoors Gather up anything that can get damaged…
Read MoreWhen adding a pool to your Miami backyard, the opportunities are endless. In fact, the average homeowner may get overwhelmed by all of their choices. Somar Pools is here to make your decision easier. If you want to add pizazz to your backyard with a new pool, then one of the first decisions you’ll have…
Read MoreYour Miami pool will require regular maintenance to keep algae growth at bay when the weather is warm. There are three common forms of algae that are found in backyard pools and they are as follows: Green AlgaeGreen algae are the most common form of algae because it grows quickly. This nuisance can be found…
Read MoreHas your Miami pool started to smell a bit funky? It’s not just you; having a stinky pool is a common problem. To get your pool smelling fresh and clean again, you need to figure out why it smells in the first place. These are the three most likely reasons your pool is giving off…
Read MoreThere are some questions about swimming pool use that might draw uncomfortable looks if you bring them up with your friends. So, we’ve got the answers ready for you right here! Is it legal to drink alcohol poolside in Miami? Drinking is not legal on the beaches of Miami, but it’s perfectly fine to enjoy…
Read MoreIf you oversee a Miami swimming pool that’s intended for public, guest, or community use, then you want to create a safe environment for the swimmers and protect your pool. It’s your responsibility to set rules for the use of your pool and for how swimmers are expected to conduct themselves.
Read More“Recreational water illnesses,” according to the CDC (Center for Disease Control), are illnesses contracted from playing in water. You can pick them up from swimming in natural water sources such as lakes, rivers, and the ocean. What’s even more shocking is the fact that you can catch a nasty infection from a man-made swimming pool…
Read MoreA leak in your pool needs to be fixed right away. But it also needs to be fixed the right way. Here’s why you should contact a professional Miami pool repair service as soon as possible if you suspect a leak in your pool.
Read MoreHave you been thinking about installing a swimming pool behind your Miami home? Before taking the plunge (pun intended,) you want to know how much all of it is going to cost you.
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