FAQ
How long does it take to close a pool?
On average, a standard pool closing takes about 2 hours to complete. However, this can vary depending on the size and shape of your pool, what type of cover you have, and how accessible your pool equipment is. Pools with complex plumbing or hard-to-reach equipment areas may take a bit longer. The important thing is making sure each step is done correctly, rushing can lead to damage or an incomplete closing.
Our team always takes the time to winterize everything properly so your pool stays protected until spring. If you’re unsure what’s involved, we’re happy to talk you through the process.
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Read more ---Back to School Pool Party Themes
Back to school pool party themes Everyone is back to school now. But don’t worry we still have a little bit of time before we fully trade our swim suits for backpacks. Crush Pools has the best idea… Back to school pool party! Everyone is excited to get back to school to see their friends…
Read more ---Insane Residential Pools
Everyone has dreamt about what their dream swimming pool would look like. Maybe your swimming pool might have a waterslide, maybe even two or a waterfall that is so high you can jump off the top. You could also have a swim up bar so you never have to leave the pool to have a…
Read more ---What to do When Your Pool is Closed for the Winter
tired of winter and miss your pool Things to do if you’re tired of winter and miss your pool. Pool Owners, we understand. It’s cold, your pool is closed and you miss those hot sunny days. At Crush, we have complied a list of to do’s if you’ve got the winter blues. Head down south..…