Go Clean And Green In The Backyard: 3 Types Of Eco-Friendly Pools

People are continuing to seek out greener, cleaner, eco-friendlier ways to live, including with their backyard swimming pools. After all, chlorine has been linked to asthma as well as other respiratory problems and various types of cancer. For that reason, homeowners and business owners are looking for ways to eliminate (or at least reduce) the use of chlorine in pools. If this is something you're interested in, here are a few options: Read More 

4 Ways To Save On The Construction Of A Swimming Pool

If you are thinking about adding a swimming pool to your backyard, you will want to consider some of the ways that you can save. Saving money on the construction of a swimming pool is really important since the cost of maintaining the pool, as well as insuring your home now that you have a pool will add to your monthly expenses. Here are four ways to help you save on the construction of your swimming pool: Read More 

Got A New Pool? 2 Ways To Keep The Younger Swimmers Safe

If you had a new pool installed at your home, your kids and their friends will likely swarm to it. Besides putting a protective fence with a gate that locks around the pool to keep children from entering, there are ways you can make sure the children stay safe while they are inside the pool area. Follow the tips below and you can enjoy your pool this summer instead of worrying about someone drowning. Read More 

Getting Your Backyard Ready for Winter: What You Need to Do

As summer quickly transitions to fall, you begin to realize that winter will soon be here. And, in order to ensure that you and your home make it through the winter successfully, you will need to start getting ready sooner rather than later. The backyard is one of the best places to start this transition toward winterizing. After all, your kids are in school all day long and likely will have limited time to play in the backyard anymore, allowing you to get all of your needed work done without complaint or interruption. Read More 

The 101 on Teak Furniture: Enjoying and Protecting Your New Outdoor Living Furniture

As a homeowner, you most likely understand the need for an outdoor living space. Porches, decks, and patios increase space for entertaining and relaxing outdoors, but they also add appeal and tremendous value to your home. Considering that an outdoor living space offers an estimated 90.3 percent return if you sell, it can be a great investment. Of course, furnishing with comfortable seating and tables is key to maximizing your outdoor living space. Read More