At Goodall Pools & Spas, we’ve been swimming in the deep end of the pool industry since 1962, and we know that the right pool chemicals can make all the difference in the quality and safety of swimming pool water. That’s why we’re proud to be an authorized dealer of BioGuard pool chemicals. So join us as we explore a few bubbly benefits of these top-tier treatments and how they can transform your swimming pool maintenance routine.

Pool Chemicals for Crystal Clear Confidence

Say goodbye to murky mysteries and hello to crystal clear confidence with BioGuard superior sanitizers. These powerful pool chemicals keep your water sparkling and safe, ensuring every dip is a delight. 

With BioGuard pool chemicals’ advanced formulas, you can wave goodbye to unwanted algae, bacteria, and other uninvited guests. Dive into peace of mind knowing that BioGuard has your back and your pool’s health in check.

Pool Chemical Balance

A key feature of crystal-clear swimming pool water is balance—harmony among the chemicals that are needed to keep your pool water clean and safe. Achieving perfect pool harmony is a breeze with BioGuard balance products. 

These sanitizer, alkalinity, and pH pioneers help maintain the ideal balance. This protects your pool surfaces and equipment and maximizes swimmer comfort. With BioGuard, you can effortlessly maintain that sweet spot of balance, making your pool a sanctuary of serenity.

Shock and Awe

When it’s time to give your pool a revitalizing boost, BioGuard shock treatments are the superheroes you need. 

These potent products pack a punch, eliminating contaminants and restoring sparkle to your water. Whether you’re dealing with a post-party cleanup or a seasonal refresh, BioGuard shock treatments are your go-to for a quick and effective water revival. Prepare for a pool that’s not just clean but positively radiant.

Algae’s Arch Nemesis

Algae beware! BioGuard algae prevention products are on patrol, keeping your pool free from these pesky invaders. 

With their targeted formulas, BioGaurd pool chemicals’ algae annihilators prevent and eliminate all types of algae, from green to black. Thanks to BioGuard product’s vigilant protection, you can enjoy a pool that’s not just clear but also algae-free.

Effortless Maintenance

At Goodall Pools & Spas, we believe that pool maintenance should be more of a hobby than a chore. That’s why we choose and promote BioGuard easy-to-use products. 

With simple dosing and clear instructions, keeping your pool pristine has never been easier. Our team is always here to help with water testing and personalized recommendations, ensuring your pool care routine is a breeze.

Trust the Pool Chemical Experts

When you choose BioGuard pool chemicals from Goodall Pools & Spas, you’re getting top-quality products and access to a wealth of expertise. 

With Goodall Pools & Spas and BioGuard by your side, you have a team of pool professionals ready to assist with all your pool service needs. From troubleshooting to tailored treatment plans, we’re here to ensure your pool remains a source of joy, not stress.

The advantages of BioGuard pool chemicals are as clear as the water they create. These products are the key to a healthy, happy pool, from unbeatable clarity to hassle-free maintenance. At Goodall Pools & Spas, we’re proud to offer superior solutions and expert service and support. Visit one of our five Pennsylvania stores or contact us today to dive into the BioGuard difference and experience the bliss of perfect pool water all season long!

At Goodall Pools & Spas, we believe that your swimming pool should be a vital centerpiece for gathering, relaxing, and enjoying time with friends and family rather than a source of endless maintenance woes. So, how do we ensure that your pool remains crystal clear all summer long? We do that in a few different ways. Let’s take a journey together to find out how.

The Delicate Balance of Pool Chemicals

The foundation of a flawless swimming pool experience lies in the delicate balance of water chemistry. Pool maintenance is not just about splashing in some chlorine and calling it a day. It involves a carefully crafted combination of chemicals, each playing an important role. 

There is chlorine’s bacteria-busting power and sodium carbonate’s pH-perfecting prowess, as well as the unsung hero of the pool world: algaecide. This weekly warrior is your best defense against the green invaders that thrive in the summer heat. With our BioGuard® pool chemicals, you can rest assured that your pool is in the best hands. There is a formula for each pool and climate, and at Goodall Pools & Spas, we know how to find that formula.

Prestige Pool Maintenance: The Goodall Pools & Spas Partnership

Why spend your summer sweating over pool upkeep when you can leave it to the experts? 

Our Prestige Pool Maintenance Services are the epitome of carefree pool ownership. Our certified technicians come equipped with the latest tools and a passion for perfection.

From vacuuming to brushing, testing to adjusting, we’ve got every aspect of pool care covered. And with our customizable maintenance plans, you can choose your level of involvement. Want to be completely hands off? We’ve got you covered. Prefer to dabble in the details? You’re welcome to join in.

A Clean Sweep: The Goodall Pools & Spas Cleaning Service

There’s more to pool cleanliness than just chemistry. 

Our cleaning services are the cherry on top of your maintenance sundae. We vacuum, brush, empty baskets, and check every nook and cranny to ensure your pool is in tip-top shape. 

And for those springtime days when the pool emerges from its winter slumber a bit worse for wear, we’re here with additional cleanings at a discounted rate for our Standard and Ultimate plan members. Because we believe that a clean pool is a happy pool. We also offer an Economy package for our pool partners who prefer to do some of the maintenance themselves.

Balancing Act: The Water Chemistry Wizardry

Our maintenance team doesn’t just clean; they’re also wizards with water chemistry. 

With poolside testing, we assess your water’s needs and add the necessary chemicals to achieve the perfect balance. And remember, as a member of our maintenance family, you’ll enjoy a 10% discount on all chemical purchases. It’s our way of saying thank you for entrusting us with your family’s backyard gathering place.

Goodall Pools & Spas: Your Partner in Swimming Pool Perfection

Since 1962, Goodall Pools & Spas has been more than just a pool company; we’ve been a part of the summer memories for thousands in our customer family. With our five locations in Pennsylvania and a legacy of excellence recognized by Pool and Spa News, we’re not just building swimming pools; we’re building relationships.

So, as you gear up for another season of sun-soaked days and poolside lounging, remember that Goodall Pools & Spas is here to ensure your swimming pool water remains crystal clear all summer long. Because with us, it’s not just about pools — it’s about peace of mind. Reach out today and let’s get your pool started on the path to crystal clear water all summer long.

Not All Pool Chemicals Are Created Equal

People tend to think that a chemical is a chemical, and its quality does not vary between producers. Nope! Pool chemicals are like coffee. Many brands may look the same and undergo the same process for public consumption. But if you want a reliable pick-me-up, you have to be a bit of a connoisseur.

What does that look like when you’re shopping for pool chemicals? For starters, it means that the “value-sized” buckets of chlorine you occasionally see in the big box store are, in fact, just producers selling you more of a weaker product. In the end, you use more chlorine per dollar spent than if you would have simply purchased a higher-quality professional-grade product.

This happens because many subpar chemical producers dilute the product for the sake of increased volume. The buyer, in effect, is stuck with a pool chemical equivalent of watered-down coffee. Excessive doses of chlorine in pool water can cause eye and skin irritation. It can also cause deterioration of pool surfaces. Remember, you get what you pay for.

Or maybe you don’t get what you paid for. As we’ve seen over the past year, vendors everywhere have raised prices on their products to keep pace with inflation. That means when you shop in those big box stores, you may not see much of a price difference between their chlorine and that of a professional-grade product, but you would see a huge difference in quality. This phenomenon is a perfect segue into the next reason on our list.

Supply Chains Cause Price Fluctuations

The laws of supply and demand have been especially buzzworthy in recent years. The pool and spa industry was one of the sectors where demand skyrocketed overnight due to so many homeowners wanting to make quarantine life more enjoyable. Consequently, the demand for pool chemicals, especially chlorine, rose accordingly.

Compounding the issue is the fact that one key chlorine manufacturing facility went up in flames since the pandemic started. The result is what many in the pool industry have called “a perfect storm” in which chemical demand spikes while several suppliers are no longer in business. Competitors, in turn, must pick up the slack. Simply put, the market has not yet been able to regain its balance yet even with the recent hike in chlorine prices. Therefore, more pool owners are looking into chlorine alternatives like bromine and saltwater systems as temporary, if not permanent, solutions. For ideas on how to conserve your chlorine supply, check out our blog post, 5 Ways to Use Less Chlorine in Your Pool.

The Chemical Form Matters

Continuing with chlorine treatments as an example, your pool chemical salesperson may ask you, “Do you want tablets, powder, or liquid?” Each one has a different potency, chemical profile, and ideal application. Liquid chlorine, for example, contains about 12% chlorine, dissolves instantly, and can be used in either indoor or outdoor pools. Chlorine tablets, on the other hand, are far more potent (about 90% chlorine) and have a longer shelf life. However, they are really only suitable for outdoor pools, and they have a substantially longer dissolution rate (about a week). So, what makes more sense? Paying for a gallon of liquid chlorine or paying for a seven-pound container of tablets. Ultimately, it depends on the pool. These are the matters we can help you with at Goodall Pools & Spas. Visit our products page to view our wide selection of high-quality, professional-grade BioGuard® chemicals for all your pool sanitation needs today!

Tip #1 – Stay on Top of Pool Maintenance

Keeping your pool in tip-top shape with thorough pool maintenance will lower the costs of owning a swimming pool significantly. Daily maintenance may sound like a lot of time and money, but compared to the cost of repairs and fixing other major “oopsies,” it’s just a drop in the bucket. So, pool maintenance actually saves you money in the long run.

Maintenance for Vinyl Liner Pools

Staying on top of maintenance for your vinyl liner pool prevents wear and tear, which means you can go longer before needing to replace your vinyl liner. It can even reduce the cost of replacement itself when the time comes.

Maintenance for Fiberglass Pools

Proper maintenance on a fiberglass pool means no scratches, cracks, dents, fading, staining, or a multitude of other costly repairs. You really protect your investment and save yourself some significant money. 

Tip #2 – Consider Signing Up for Regular Pool Maintenance Service

Paying for regular pool maintenance services may sound like an additional expense, but trusting your pool in the hands of professionals can really help reduce your pool ownership costs. How?

Fewer Chances of Making a Mistake That Could Damage Your Pool. 

Pool professionals have much more extensive training when it comes to pool care. They’ll know what your pool needs, when it needs it, month to month. 

Saves You Money from Needing to Pay for Individual Service Calls

If a pool professional is visiting your pool once a month, this reduces the amount of times you need to schedule an emergency visit. Your pool maintenance professional can typically identify a problem and provide a solution before it starts or becomes worse. Or they can at least let you know when you need more than just maintenance, so you won’t waste money on a service call only to find out the problem was more insignificant than you originally thought.

Tip #3 – Always Test Your Pool Water Before Buying or Adding Chemicals

One of the inevitable ongoing costs of owning a swimming pool is pool chemicals. But you can lower these costs by testing your pool water before buying and/or adding chemicals to your pool. Test strips, kits, or even thorough computerized water testing results from Goodall Pools can tell you which chemicals your pool needs.

This keeps you from wasting money on the wrong chemicals or too many chemicals. Using too much or the wrong chemicals can upset your water’s balance a great deal. Not only can this make your pool unswimmable, but it could also lead to those costly repairs we mentioned above and cost even more money to fix.

Tip #4 – Keep Your Pool Covered When Not in Use

Keeping your pool covered when not in use, even in the height of swim season, can also help lower the cost of owning a swimming pool. It prevents evaporation of water and chemicals and also keeps debris and dirt out of the water, keeping your chemicals and filtration system from working overtime to clean your pool.

Tip #5 – Invest in Pool Automation and Energy-Efficient Equipment

Both automation controls and energy-efficient equipment together can lower one of the biggest costs you’ll have as a pool owner, which is your energy bill.

Automation Controls

Here’s a fun fact: your pool equipment, like your pool pump, doesn’t need to run 24/7 to keep your pool clean! Pool automation controls allow you to schedule your pool equipment to run during non-peak hours, which helps save you money every month.

Energy-Efficient Equipment

Upgrading old pool equipment to more efficient models is another way to cut back on your pool’s monthly energy bill. According to Pentair, a variable speed pump could help you save up to 90% on your energy costs.

These 5 tips should help you with lowering the costs of owning a swimming pool a great deal, not just in the long run, but also month to month. If you have any questions or need assistance with pool ownership, contact Goodall Pools. We are more than happy to help!

Pool Chemicals: The Basic List You Need in Your Stock Closet

To balance your pool water’s chemistry, you’ll need more than just chlorine. The most basic list of pool chemicals you’ll need to care for your pool include:

• Sanitizer: While this can be chlorine, there are also chlorine alternatives like bromine, biguanide, and even salt or mineral systems to keep your pool sanitized. We are happy to help you choose the sanitizer option that is best for your pool.
• Stabilizer: A stabilizer like cyanuric acid helps stabilize your chlorine so that it doesn’t evaporate away, helping you buy less chlorine.
• pH increaser or decreaser: These keep your pool’s pH levels in balance.
• Alkalinity increaser or decreaser: Helps keep your sanitizer and pH levels in check and prevent scaling.
• Calcium hardness increaser: Helps prevent corrosion, staining, and other pool surface damage from hard water.
• Algaecide: Primarily used in the spring when you’re opening your pool, an algaecide helps eliminate and prevent algae growth in your pool.

Pool Supplies: Everything You Need in Your Pool Owners’ Tool Belt

Pool chemicals can only do so much to keep your pool clean. Some of the top pool supplies you’ll need to have on hand to care for and maintain your pool include:

• Home water test kit or test strips: These kits or test strips will allow you to test your water on a weekly basis. They will tell you what chemicals you need to use to balance your pool’s water chemistry. If you have trouble reading your test results, have a bottle handy to take a water sample into our store for testing.
• Skimmer net: A skimmer net on a pole helps remove debris from the surface of the water. This will keep your filter from getting clogged and your water from becoming unbalanced.
• Pool vacuum or robotic pool cleaner: A pool vacuum or robotic pool cleaner sucks up and scrubs away debris that lands in hard-to-reach areas of your pool. Typically, you can set it to run while you’re away for the day, working or running errands.
• Pool cover: A pool cover will keep out dirt and debris when your pool is not in use, as well as prevent the evaporation of chemicals. It’s a vital investment for any pool!

Where Do I Get Pool Chemicals and Supplies?

Trusted Local Pool Store

It’s tempting to buy chemicals and supplies from a big box store for a “better” price, but keep in mind that cheaper is not always better. It’s best to visit your local Goodall Pools supply store at any of our five locations: Camp Hill, Harrisburg, Lebanon, Carlisle, or Lancaster. We specialize in all things pools, including professional-grade chemicals like those from BioGuard®. There, you’ll be able to ask one of our team members familiar with our amazing pool products and have them answer questions you may have. You’ll receive better guidance on what chemicals and supplies your pool needs to be well cared for.

Online Pool Supplies

While you can easily order pool supplies online, be careful where you buy! You don’t want chemicals with tons of fillers and binders. Plus, you’ll want to be able to easily contact the company with any questions and concerns.

You can also order your products online from Goodall Pools. We’ll have your order ready quickly for local pick-up.

Get Pool Chemicals and Supplies at Goodall Pools & Spa

Whether you stop by one of our five locations or simply order from our online store, Goodall Pools and Spas has all of the pool chemicals and supplies you need to care for your pool. Visit us today!

Due to the unforeseen chlorine shortage across the nation in recent years, we have worked at finding creative ways to use less chlorine in general. Here is what you need to know about lessening your need for chlorine.

Clean Bodies Lessen Chlorine’s Workload

The first way to use less chlorine in your pool is to make sure that clean bodies are entering the pool. This will help to lessen the chlorine’s workload. In other words, the pool is not a replacement for the tub or shower.

Rinsing off before going for a swim is a great way to reduce the number of pollutants that enter the water. And in turn, the chlorine will last longer to do its important work — sanitize the water. 

Functioning Filters Are a Friend of Chlorine 

Another great way to use less chlorine in your pool is to keep the filter clear and active. The filter does the heavy cleaning of the water. So when the filter is active, the chlorine can also extend its usefulness. 

Be sure to do regular checks of the filter to take out any large debris that gets caught and to ensure that all is functioning as it should be. And let the pump run a sufficient amount of hours daily in order to do a complete turnover of the water – moving it all through the filter.

Rely on Secondary Products

There are a variety of water clarifiers and other products on the market that help to remove contaminants in your water that chlorine would typically have to handle. 

Enzyme-based water clarifiers are great at removing sweat, sunscreen, hygiene products, pollen, and more from your water. Oxidizing shock is another great way to make the existing chlorine in your water more effective and stretch its lifespan.

Consistent Water Tests Are Crucial for Chlorine Monitoring

Another tip for chlorine reduction is this: do consistent water tests. Balanced water chemistry is crucial for many reasons. In order to monitor the amount of chlorine that is in the water, you need to regularly check the chemical levels. Chlorine is necessary for clean, clear water. And with consistent tests, you can be conscientious about only adding chlorine when it is actually needed.

Experienced Technicians Are Easy to Talk To

5 Ways to Use Less Chlorine in Your Pool

We have made it the last of our last of five tips about preserving the chlorine that is available for your DIY pool maintenance. Discuss alternatives with your local pool experts at Goodall Pools. We carry BioGuard® pool chemicals — also trusted pool care experts. 

We have experienced technicians at all of our five retail locations who are easy to talk to. In fact, our family-owned company has been helping Pennsylvanians with their pools for 60 years now. From our brand new store in Mechanicsburg to our other locations in the area, our teams are here to help with all of your pool needs. 

We also provide Prestige Pool Maintenance for anyone who wants to leave the chlorine conservation up to the experts. Contact us anytime to get on our service list. Better yet, come see us today!

Act Now! There’s No Time Like the Present

First, the ideal time for pool openings here in Pennsylvania is actually now — from early to mid-spring. Although you may not be using the water for a few more weeks, you want to let the pool have time to breathe after its long season of dormancy. 

Opening the pool now gives the chemicals time to properly clean the water and clear it up for swim season. Allowing the sun to start warming up the water is also a plus. And this extra time also gives the pool equipment time to run so that you can ensure that all is in order before the action begins. When temperatures are consistently around 65℉, you can safely uncover the pool in preparation for the countless pool days ahead.

Prepare for the Pool’s Annual Premiere

Next, you want to start immediately preparing for the pool’s annual premiere. We have excellent pool care products to make the task of opening the pool as painless as possible. From the BioGuard® pool chemicals to the amazing automated cleaners and pool equipment we carry, you can make one stop for all your pool necessities.

Shopping now is ideal. You can collect all of your supplies while the selection is freshly stocked. And you can also get first dibs on the fun pool accessories and toys too.

Planning for a Professional Pool Opening? Act Promptly!

Finally, you are definitely not the only one wondering about when is the right time to open a swimming pool in PA. If you don’t have time to do the opening yourself this year, our service department’s opening services are available for you. We have skilled technicians who do routine pool service for people all across Pennsylvania.

But don’t wait until summer is almost here to schedule the opening of your swimming pool. Our teams are always busy, especially this time of year. The closer we get to summer, the longer the wait might be for your pool opening. 

When Is the Right Time to Open My Swimming Pool in Pennsylvania?

Now is the time! Come by to get all that you need for your annual DIY opening. Or contact our service department to get your pool opening scheduled. “We create sparkling water and lifelong memories for all of our customers, every day.” This is true for new customers as well as customers who’ve been part of our family for years.

Tip 1 – Keep Them Dry

First, pool chemicals need to be kept dry. Although it might seem convenient to store the chemicals near the pool, you can’t risk the chemicals getting wet. Pool chemicals are designed to be added to a large body of water. But a splash of water touching the strongly concentrated chemicals can cause gas and heat to build up and create an adverse reaction. 

Tip 2 – Keep Them Well Ventilated

Second, it is important to remember that pool chemicals need to be kept well-ventilated. The fumes emitted from any type of chemical can be toxic. So keeping pool chemicals in an area with good airflow is important. 

Tip 3 – Keep Them Cool

Third, temperature control is also something to keep in mind when it comes to storing those pool chemicals. Extreme temperatures are not recommended for the storage of any chemicals. Pool chemicals cannot be left in the sun for any length of time. Keep them away from heat sources as well. 

Tip 4 – Keep Them in Their Containers

Fourth, don’t try to mix pool chemicals or move them to different containers. The original containers are purposefully designed to keep the chemicals at their best and to allow them to breathe. And mixing old with new is not recommended for any type of chemicals because of their volatile nature.

Tip 5 – Keep Them Separated

Fifth, you want to keep your pool chemicals stored separately from each other as much as possible. This tip is to help prevent the chemicals from mixing with each other if one inevitably spills. Keep the chlorine separate from the algaecide and so on. 

Tip 6 – Keep Them Away from Metal

Finally, on our list of six tips for safely handling pool chemicals is this: keep them away from metal. The garage is the go-to storage place for all kinds of items. However, a garage can get very cold or hot, is not well ventilated, and contains important metal items — such as a car. Chemicals can quickly corrode metal. So avoid storing the pool chemicals in the garage. Find a portable, plastic cabinet for the important job of storing your pool chemicals.  

DIY pool care is simpler when you have a company you can count on for quality supplies and suggestions. The people of Pennsylvania have been relying on Goodall Pools for their pool chemicals, pool equipment, pool maintenance items, and pool service for sixty years. We have reliable BioGuard® pool chemicals to help you keep your pool ever ready for swimming. Stop by any of our five friendly locations, from Cumberland County to Dauphin County. 

Goodall Pools & Spas has been answering these questions and more for 60 years. When new families come to the area, our company is known as the friendly, helpful pool supply store that is available to help with all of your pool needs. Let’s look at the products that will make your pool opening a breeze.

Essential Chemicals You Need to Open Your Pool 

When you prepare to open the swimming pool, there are a few essential pool chemicals that you will need. Quality chemicals are necessary in order to help the pool and the water be ready for swim season. Goodall Pools carries BioGuard® pool chemicals – products that have been proven to be reliable. 

First, a great chemical to start with is Pool Opening Complete. This is a 3-in-1 product from BioGuard that works best in cold water. It is expertly designed to help remove the winter filth, to bring clarity to the water, and to clean the water quickly. Next, a shock treatment is also a helpful chemical to utilize at pool opening. Because of its high concentration of cleansing elements, shock is useful for many things as well — from helping to kill algae to helping the chlorine level adjust quickly.

Another item that cannot be omitted when you are preparing the pool for swim season is a sanitizer. Chlorine tablets are the most commonly used sanitizing agent for swimming pools, but there are alternatives to chlorine, as well, like bromine. The sanitizer is constantly working to kill bacteria in the water to keep it safe for swimming.

Finally, an algaecide is also recommended for the pool opening process. Water that has been sitting stagnant for months may have algae growing in it. An algaecide will work to quickly kill the algae growth and to help to prevent a recurrence during pool season.

Extra Components to Also Consider 

So what products do I need to open my own swimming pool? Goodall Pools & Spas has online shopping options. We also have 5 convenient locations for your pool product needs. Now you know what products you need and where to find them. But when do you need to get started? Another great question!

Central Pennsylvania pools need to begin their waking up process in early to mid-spring. Why, you ask? Because waiting too long can allow algae to do some messy work in the pool that will require extra effort to clear up. We consistently advise customers that opening earlier is always better in the long run. 

Need premier pool products? Look no further than Goodall Pools. Our knowledgeable staff is available to help you locate all of the items you need for a smooth, successful pool opening. 

Goodall Pools has been helping homeowners with all of their pool care needs for six decades. Let’s discuss what you need to open that centerpiece of fun, where to get the best supplies, and who to contact for help if your free time is in short supply.

What a Pool Opening Includes

First, let’s look at how to open a swimming pool. When do you plan the big event? What will you need to make the process as simple as possible? How do you begin?

Timing 

Plan to get the pool up and running in early spring. Even if you are not using the water right away, you will be allowing it to breathe in preparation for the lazy days of summer. This helps to circulate the water that has been still for months to prevent algae growth.

Maybe you are concerned about temperatures dipping below freezing after you’ve uncovered the pool. If you keep the pump on during those times, the water will stay in motion and be okay. So don’t wait too long to open the pool because algae growth is a real issue that can also be expensive to remedy.

Tools

You will need to have chemicals to add to the water to get it ready for action. A pool clarifier like Pool Opening Complete^® is a great chemical to start with when you wake the pool from its long winter’s nap. It is designed to work well in cool water, which means this is the opportune time to use it. You also want to add an algaecide and shock treatment to get the water on track quickly. 

Techniques

When you get started, carefully remove the pool cover. Make sure that it dries completely. Then store it until you will need it again. 

Also, get all of the pool’s equipment back into place. Check to make sure that everything is running properly after you are certain that the water level is where it should be. Balance the water chemistry too, after everything has had a day or two to do its job.

Where to Get Premier Pool Supplies in Pennsylvania

Goodall Pools & Spas has the premier pool supplies that people in Pennsylvania rely on. We carry BioGuard® pool chemicals that have an excellent reputation with pool owners who tackle DIY maintenance. Our in-store water testing is also helpful when you’re getting the pool back up and running for the year. 

Who Can Provide Professional Pool Care

So should you DIY your pool opening or hire a professional? Here’s what you need to know about professional help with pool openings in PA. Goodall Pools has five locations for your convenience. You decide if you can handle the pool opening or if you want our experienced team to do it for you. 

We offer Prestige Pool Maintenance with various options for service, depending on your needs. When your schedule doesn’t leave you much wiggle room, our team is ready to care for your pool for you. Need help opening? No problem. Want regularly scheduled cleanings? Also no problem. Contact us anytime!