How to Maintain a Pool
Owning a swimming pool takes some work. But if you tackle the following three things on the regular, you’ll be able to maximize your enjoyment while minimizing hassle. 1. Check Chemical Levels Weekly Often, balancing
Everything to Know About Pool Shocking
When you own a pool, sanitizing and shocking it are part of the deal. Here at Zagers, we get lots of questions about both: how shocking and sanitizing are similar/different, when to do either, what
Coronavirus Fact: Pools and Hot Tubs Are Safe
Let us say that one more time: the water in your pool, hot tub and/or spa is safe – it can’t spread coronavirus. As long as you’re following regular maintenance and operation, you’re killing COVID-19,
Michigan Pool Permits: What You Need to Know
You’ve decided to install a pool…Hooray! Let the fun begin! We know you’re ready to get the ball rolling, but first, there are a few permits you (or your contractor/pool installer) need to pull to
Should I Remove Snow from My Pool Cover?
When you’ve made an investment in creating your own backyard oasis, it’s important to take care of it all year long. One important way to do so is by removing snow from your pool cover
How to Shock a Hot Tub
A hot tub adds a touch of warmth and relaxation to the end of your day, invites friends to soak and laugh with you, and it’s a great place for your family to reconnect when
6 Things to Do Before Installing Your Pool
Shorten your pool installation time by checking these things off your to do list. At Zagers, we see your excitement when you decide to purchase an above ground or in-ground pool. You’re ready to swim
Hot Tub Maintenance Checklist: 6 Steps to Soaking in Your Spa
Ahhhh, hot tubs. Whether you’re just thinking about buying one or are already proud owners, there’s something about the idea of a hot soak in a relaxing tub that appeals to just about everyone. And
Is it safe to swim with black algae in my pool?
If you’re a concerned pool owner who’s worried about algae, you’re not alone. There are more than 21,000 types of algae, typically classified by color, including green, yellow, pink and black. You don’t want to