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January 7th, 2014
1 min. read
Most pools don’t have to be drained – ever. It’s important for pool owners to understand that their pool is perfectly fine and will continue to stay in great shape filled with water, even if a pool owner is shutting his or her pool down for the season.
If you do find yourself to be in a situation where the draining of the pool is unavoidable, then it’s important that the homeowner do so with some guidance. Here are our tips for draining your own pool:
Most pool contractors and repair companies will gladly provide you with assistance for draining your pool. They’ll either:
a) Perform the task for you; or
b) Provide you with specific information about how you should drain your own pool
Many pools can be drained by the pool owner, but there are a number of pools of all ages and types that may be negatively impacted by a draining.
Before draining your pool, there are two measures that every pool owner needs to take seriously:
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