Essential Questions to Ask Before Building Your Pool

Photo courtesy of Jason Temple. Embarking on a pool construction project is an exciting endeavor requiring careful planning and consideration. What activities will your pool be used for? What unique…

Why ‘Fast-Building’ Isn’t Better: The Importance of Meticulous Pool Construction

Photo courtesy of Patrick Brickman and Charleston Home + Design Magazine In this world of next-day deliveries and instant gratification, it’s tempting to opt for quick solutions, even when it…

Safety First: Designing a Pet and Child-Friendly Pool Environment

Photo courtesy of Patrick Brickman. Adult swim is nice. But remember, pools can also be a source of endless joy and relaxation for the entire family! This includes our little…

Swimming Pools and Dogs: What You Need to Know

When we say we design and build swimming pools for the whole family to enjoy, we mean the whole family — including your dog. While it’s true that all breeds…

How Deep Should My Pool Be?

The depth of your pool will dictate who can use it and what it can be used for. Too shallow and your activities will be limited. Too deep and it…

Making Hurricane Preparations for your Pool

It is important to know the proper steps to securing your pool for the impacts of flooding and winds. Check out our comprehensive guide.

Designing & Building a Pool in a Flood Zone

Many of Aqua Blue Pools’ pools have been built on properties in various flood zones. Learn more about what goes into building a pool in a flood zone with this Q&A guide.

Important Freeze Warning For Your Pool

All Aqua Blue Pools are equipped with control systems which provide a layer of protection for your pool during freezing temperatures. What this means is that your pool system will…

Hurricane Matthew – Do's and Don'ts Preparedness for Your Pool

NEVER empty or drain your pool. Why not? Keeping sufficient water levels in your pool provides the important weight to hold the sides and bottom in place, especially when heavy rains that accompany most storms raise the local water table. Pools that have been emptied may experience serious structural problems and could even pop out of the ground.