December 8, 2025
A Metro Pools Guide for HOAs, Apartments, Mobile Home Communities & Hotels At Metro Pools, we get a lot of questions about the MAHC—what it is, […]
December 1, 2025
Every winter, as soon as that first snowstorm hits, pool owners start to worry. “Should I brush the snow off?” “Will the weight damage the cover?” […]
November 20, 2025
Some pools get covered up and tucked in for winter. But not yours.Hotel pools are still splashing with vacationers escaping reality, and apartment pools are busy […]
November 3, 2025
As holiday lights go up and meetings wind down, HOA managers finally get a moment to think about other things — but for apartment and commercial […]
October 28, 2025
As pool season wraps up and temperatures start to drop, one of the most common questions we hear is:“Why don’t you drain the pool when closing […]
September 15, 2025
Now that we’re past opening season, we have entered the time of pump room evaluations. When you close your pool for the season it’s similar to parking your car in the garage and leaving it for 6-8 months. It’s susceptible to deterioration from non-use, damage from pests, and deleterious effects of poor water chemistry. (You can read about the effects of ignoring LSI here.)
September 15, 2025
Now that we’re past opening season, we have entered the time of pump room evaluations. When you close your pool for the season it’s similar to parking your car in the garage and leaving it for 6-8 months. It’s susceptible to deterioration from non-use, damage from pests, and deleterious effects of poor water chemistry. (You can read about the effects of ignoring LSI here.)
August 26, 2025
Now that we’re past opening season, we have entered the time of pump room evaluations. When you close your pool for the season it’s similar to parking your car in the garage and leaving it for 6-8 months. It’s susceptible to deterioration from non-use, damage from pests, and deleterious effects of poor water chemistry. (You can read about the effects of ignoring LSI here.)
August 26, 2025
Let’s be honest — owning a pool is supposed to be fun. Sparkling water, relaxing afternoons, cannonballs and cocktails. But sometimes, reality hits: the green swamp that appeared overnight, the pump that died at the worst moment, the chemical balancing act that leaves you questioning your sanity — it all adds up to what we call PTPS: Post Traumatic Pool Stress.