Lucas Firmin Blog

This is the time of the year when our schedules, and the weather start to change; one usually faster than the other. As kids head back to school, start new sports and activities, and the temperature slowly drops, the way you use your pool begins to change as well. So with less time to swim and the year beginning to wind down, how can you get your pool in shape for a brief hibernation?

The pool/spa combination has become a popular option for many backyards. However, if you’re considering adding to your home, you may want one without the other. Whether it’s for the amount of space you have available or the simple fact that you would prefer a spa to a pool, you can still enjoy the same quality, customization, and design for a spa as you can for a pool.

Choosing the custom design of your inground pool is a fun and rewarding part of the installation process. This is where you get to be creative and decide which type of pool best fits your personality, landscape, and planned usage of your pool.

Remodeling. Just reading that word may fill you with dread. The thought of assessing the scope of the remodel, comparing bids, and choosing a contractor has your stomach in knots. But if your home or pool needs renovating, there’s no way around it.