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Pool Safety and The Responsibility Of Ownership

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Pools and Spas are very popular in Florida and will add to your home’s value if properly maintained and updated over the years. When you take on pool ownership, however, you take on all of the responsibilities of ownership. In this issue we will talk about one of the these responsibilities……Safety. It is well documented that young children have a higher drowning risk than any other group, due to their impulsive and curious natures. Almost 1 in every 4 drownings happen at a family gathering near a pool. These statistics, as well as a moving personal story, is what motivated Karen Cohn to make it her mission to educate and advocate for Pool Safety across the U.S. She is the driving force behind The Zac Foundation that helps advance water safety. There are many things that a homeowner can do to help prevent drownings in their own pool. We have included information from The Zac Foundation website and felt it important to share it with you in an effort to make a difference. SAFETY - Your Re

Understanding Pool Inspections: A Guide For What To Expect

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We recognize that a swimming pool is a valuable addition to any property, providing enjoyment and relaxation. However, owning a pool also comes with responsibilities, particularly in terms of maintenance and safety. A pool inspection is essential for ensuring the pool is in optimal condition and meets all safety standards. In this article, we'll explore what a pool inspection entails and why it is a crucial aspect of property ownership. What is a Pool Inspection? A pool inspection is a thorough examination of all aspects of your swimming pool, including its structural integrity, equipment functionality, and safety features. Conducted by experienced inspectors, this assessment identifies any existing or potential issues that could affect the pool's performance, safety, or longevity. What We Are Finding: Pools are not being regularly maintained or updated Older pools no longer meet current standards Settlement of the concrete has caused cracks and broken pipes Chemicals used in m