The end of summer is nearing, which unfortunately means cooler temperatures and the end of pool season.
Preparing your pool for next year can be a daunting task. From the water to the filters to the pump, every part of the pool needs to be prepped for winter.
If you don’t want to close it down yourself, give us a call! We’re happy to help with closing and any other maintenance needs. But if you want to tackle this yourself, read on for important steps to take.
From being a healthy way to cool off in the summer heat to offering low-impact cardiovascular workouts, pool ownership has myriad benefits.
But to own a pool means regular upkeep, and that involves both weekly and monthly maintenance. And it’s far better to keep a regular maintenance schedule than to have to spend a lot of money on getting your pool up and running again after long periods of neglect.
It’s official—Spartan Pool & Patio is one of the fastest-growing privately held companies in the entire nation.
Inc. Magazine included Spartan on its annual Inc. 5,000 list for 2020. Since 1982, the list has kept tabs on what the business-focused media outlet calls the most successful, most dynamic businesses in the country, giving such giants as Microsoft and Patagonia some of their earliest exposures.
Whether you’ve had your pool for years or you just partnered with a professional team, like the one at Spartan Pool & Patio, to build the custom pool of your dreams, protecting that investment is very important. There are plenty of things you can do to increase the longevity of your custom pool, such as scheduled maintenance.
Well, it’s almost that time of the year again. The admittedly mild winter temperatures are starting to rise, and it already feels like springtime. That means we’re only a few weeks away from being able to get back in the pool.
A swimming pool is an excellent addition to any backyard, providing a wide variety of relaxation and entertainment for the whole family. However, taking care of your pool can be an intensive operation. There are many pieces and factors that make up your custom pool and keep it crystal clear all year long.
Well, you’ve closed the pool and/or prepared it for winter (with some help from our blog posts, of course), but now the backyard feels like a ghost town and you miss spending time with friends and family outside. That’s where a custom fire pit comes in.
This is an excerpted article from this year's "30 Under 40" list in Pool Pro Magazine.
Sam Stroud and Jordan Demeter both lost a parent to cancer when they were preteens. Then their parents married each other. Already best friends, they also became step brothers. Demeter’s grandfather, Don Demeter, owned Pools by Spartan and had been installing vinyl-liner pools since the 1970s.
Even if you don’t have a custom pool or even a patio area, your backyard can still be a great place to relax, especially now that summer is over and the weather has cooled down. There are tons of ways to maximize the space, regardless of your budget or timeframe.
Even the coolest pool and hottest patio in town can look a little sparse and lost without some landscaping around them. The fall, winter, and spring seasons are great times to think about ways to improve your backyard even more.
From low-water landscapes to creating a lush oasis, there are virtually countless ways to utilize your backyard’s space. And we can help, if you’re ready to talk. However, if you’re still in the brainstorming phase, check out some of our favorite ways to landscape around your dream pool and patio.
