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Why Do Pools Break So Much?

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Why Do Pools Break So Often?
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Why do swimming pools break so often? In this video Steve talks about the perception of pools breaking regularly and how expensive repair and renovation costs for pools can cause pool owners to be very vocal about this. In reality a swimming pool is a lot like sports car, in that both are massively expensive luxury items which require ongoing costs and maintenance in addition to the hefty purchase price. Much like a sports car if you ignore signs of problems or disrepair you can end up doing damage which will be very expensive to fix. Unfortunately with pools you simply can not "park the car" and you are forced to deal with repairs when then come due...not when you have the availability of funds to deal with the problem!


Owning a pool responsibly needs to include proactive measures like timely maintenance to the peripheral and filtration equipment, as well as diligence with your water chemistry balancing. The more you are on top of these duties the less likely you will be face with sudden, expensive repairs. Still, all the planning in the world can not prevent the unknown or unavoidable problems which could arise, and this is why developing a fund for repairs and larger renovation items from day one would be a very good idea for all pool owners. Since the number one thing which can cause early damage and failure to pools is poor water chemistry perhaps now would be a good time to brush up on some of the finer details of pool water management with the Swimming Pool Steve 10 minute pool chemistry crash course.


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