News & Consumer Advice

Once the water temperature drops below 60 degrees, microorganisms and algae cannot grow and become dormant for the winter season. No need to waste efforts treating your pool all winter, when you can close it down.

Proper pool closing is critical, and it’s not as simple as it may seem. If you’re ready to close up shop, why not call one of the newest members of the TrustDALE Circle of Trust, Opulent Pools?

John and Erin Hodgson were really excited about their plans for a new pool. So excited that they didn’t trust their gut when hiring a contractor. But their high hopes were soon sunk when this contractor pulled a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde transformation once all the papers were signed.

What better way to stay in shape than regular swimming in your own home pool? This homeowner thought she was on her way to a great swim, but when her contract walked away, she was left high and dry!

While a pool can be lots of fun, it can also be a hazard, especially for children. To make sure your pool is safe, it pays to get it inspected from time to time. If you plan to purchase a home with a pool, getting a pool inspection can save you some serious headaches and massive bills down the road.