When is the right time to close your pool for the winter—and when should you open it back up in the spring?
In this episode of Backyard Times, Joe talks with the Tara from Rising Sun Pools & Spas about pool closing, winterization, spring openings, and the expensive mistakes homeowners can make when trying to do it themselves.
You’ll learn why there isn’t one perfect date to close a pool, how leaves and North Carolina weather affect your timing, what equipment actually needs to be winterized, and why simply turning your pool equipment off is not the same thing as properly closing your pool.
They also discuss saltwater pools, above-ground pools, hot tubs, safety covers, DIY winterization, spring pollen, green pools, and why opening your pool a little early can sometimes save you money.
Rising Sun Pools & Spas has been serving North Carolina families since 1972 and services pools and spas whether they originally installed them or not.
Chapters
00:00 Welcome to Backyard Times
00:42 When Should You Close Your Pool?
02:06 What’s Included in a Pool Closing?
02:50 What Equipment Needs to Be Winterized?
03:29 Preventing Freeze Damage
04:43 What If the Pool Water Freezes?
05:34 Do Saltwater Pools Freeze?
06:12 DIY Pool Winterization Mistakes
07:12 The Cost of Professional Pool Closing
07:43 Rising Sun Pool School
09:06 Do Hot Tubs Need to Be Winterized?
09:51 Above-Ground vs. In-Ground Pool Closing
10:51 Common Winterization Mistakes
11:34 Pool Maintenance & Vacation Service
12:18 How Long Does Pool Winterization Take?
13:20 When Should You Open Your Pool?
14:51 Why You Should Open Before a Pool Party
16:41 Is It Cheaper to Open Your Pool Early?
17:26 Pro Tips for Opening & Closing Your Pool
18:28 Can You Trust YouTube Pool Tutorials?
19:41 Will Rising Sun Service Pools They Didn’t Build?
20:17 Final Thoughts
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