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Even if you prepare your pool properly, severe weather can affect any pool. You will almost certainly need to clean your pool in some capacity after the hurricane or tropical storm has passed.
When hurricane season comes, it means more than just the arrival of powerful storms. For those who live in areas affected by hurricanes, it means it’s time to be on guard for whatever Mother Nature might send your way. Hurricanes can damage homes, businesses and much more, including our swimming pools. In addition to the potential damage, pools can also get contaminated with dirt, silt, bacteria, and other organic debris
- Turn off power.
- Protect electric pool equipment.
- Remove loose items
- Add extra chlorine to the pool
- Don’t empty your pool
- Protect your safety fence and screen enclosure.