Lucas Firmin Blog

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.

Designing your custom pool can be a fun and creative process. While layout, shape, size, and more are all important, the types of water features you want to include can drastically change how your pool will look, feel, and function. Let’s take a closer look at the different types of water features you can incorporate in your pooland how they work.

Whether it’s to relax after a long run, unwind after a long day, or to warm up after a brisk swim; your hot tub serves a lot of purposes. And, while the winter months may make your pool too cold to swim, your adjoined spa can be used year-round. So with no expected off-season, it’s important to keep it clean and well maintained; doing so can save you time and money later. The good news is that maintaining your custom hot tub is pretty simple. Here are a few tips for keeping it clean and in great shape.