Does your pool look like the black lagoon? Maybe the attitude of a professional is the best solution.

Q: I'd like to start planning summer backyard parties right away. The only problem is that my pool looks like the one I borrowed from the creature in the Black Lagoon. A few months ago, my old man moved pool and I know nothing about pool maintenance. How could I even start cleaning it? Do I have to contract with someone or is it cheaper to do it myself? What should I do in the future to prevent this?

A: Pools often require a lot of attention and tender love, which can cost a lot of time and money. This is particularly the case if the state of your group matches what you described. Unless you are willing to spend two weekends to thoroughly clean your pool, it may be best to hire someone to do living this kind of work. You can find this company in the trade directory bbb.org .

If you want your pool to be kept clean, many of our industry experts recommend using a skimmer to collect leaves and debris from your pool to prevent the formation of algae. In addition, you can buy a pool sweeper and let it run to keep the water clean. Finally, you need to try the pH of your swimming pool and closely monitor blue to ensure that the water stays in place instead of dull green.

Honestly, it can be much easier to hire someone to keep your pool clean rather than taking care before each day or after work. Visit you on bbb.org definitely off to a great pool cleaning service to find that you can rent. If it is a reputable company, you can use the "Request Quote" to get a quick rate and check the cost of the rental. Other useful tips like these can be found at bbb.org/tips .

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