Lucas Firmin Blog

Editor's note: This post was originally published on September 21, 2016 and has been updated for accuracy and relevance.

Building a backyard pool in Baton Rouge is an exciting investment, but knowing when to start your project can make all the difference. Quality pool construction requires time for design, permitting, and installation, so beginning the process early is key to having your pool ready when the swimming season begins. At Lucas Firmin Pools, we guide Baton Rouge homeowners through every step of the process to ensure you can fully enjoy your new backyard as soon as the weather warms.

Owning a pool in Louisiana is a luxury and a responsibility. Between the sweltering summers, unpredictable storms, and near year-round use,proper pool maintenance becomes non-negotiable. One essential but often overlooked task is backwashing your pool filter. If you're a Louisiana pool owner, understanding why and how to backwash could save you time, money, and future frustration.

For pool owners in Baton Rouge, dealing with hot, humid summers and frequent rain is part of everyday life. These conditions can turn a clear, inviting pool cloudy or green if you're not careful. The key to preventing that? Consistent water chemistry maintenance.

At Lucas Firmin Pools, we help Baton Rouge homeowners keep their pools clean, balanced, and ready for swimming all summer long.

If you live in Baton Rouge, you’re no stranger to hot, humid afternoons that end in sudden downpours. From May through September, our subtropical climate creates the perfect conditions for frequent summer storms that can wreak havoc on your backyard pool. From unbalanced water chemistry to increased debris and algae growth, rainy weather introduces unique challenges for pool owners. The good news? With the right maintenance routine, you can keep your pool swim-ready all season long. Here’s how to care for your pool during Baton Rouge’s rainy summer months.

In Baton Rouge, where outdoor living is part of our culture and climate, your pool isn’t just a place to cool off: it’s a centerpiece for connection, relaxation, and curb appeal. But what if your existing pool could work harder for you?