(SARASOTA FL.) – Hurricane season continues and the Florida Swimming Pool is open
Association (FSPA), provides tips and information on how to prepare swimming pools
You can always stay safe in the event of a storm.
There are many myths surrounding how to prepare your pool in case of a hurricane. These are some of the misconceptions.
There are many important steps to make sure that both private and public pools are maintained.
You can remain safe during inclement weather.
Should I drain the pool?
You should maintain the pool’s water level. The water should be at least twice the weight of the pool.
Pool helps to hold the bottom and sides in place. This is particularly important when the temperature is rising
water table levels during a storm.
Is it possible to put my pool loungers in my pool so that they don’t blow away?
But you shouldn’t put anything in your pool. Placeitems gently into your pool.
Pool to prevent pool damage. Bring your items inside if possible.
You should also avoid putting glass in your pool.
What can I do to prepare my swimming pool for an approaching storm?
* Shatter your pool
o Your power may be cut off for a prolonged period of time.
Super chlorinated will improve the water quality of your pool.
Before a storm strikes, turn off all circuit breakers.
Any exposed electrical equipment, such as pumps motors, should be removed
If flooding is likely, cover with plastic wrap or remove completely.
Consumers looking for professional advice about storm preparation and/or mitigation
If you have any additional questions, please use the FSPA Member Professional Search to find one via the
FSPA Membership Directory: www.FloridaPoolPro.com
You can also find other hurricane safety tips to your pool at:
www.floridapoolpro.com/hurricane-pool-safety
The Florida Swimming Pool Association trade association is for pool and spa owners.
Florida industry. In 16 Chapters, there are approximately 750 members businesses
All across the state. All members are required to adhere to a code and be properly
Licensed and insured FSPA offers continuing education to the industry
Information on current issues and trends, as well as a program for arbitration.
Reprezentation in government relations FSPA is managed by a Board.
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The Florida Swimming Pool Association reminds us to make sure we are preparing our pool the right way in case a storm hits.
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