Water is a precious resource and is slowly becoming scarce. It is important that we look after our resources while enjoying them for recreation.

We are happy to announce that WaterLinx is now part of an international leader in the Pool Industry.

When it comes to swimming pools, there are many myths and old-wives tales that are still doing the rounds. Many of these myths have no sound reasoning and some are based on incorrect facts.

There is often a debate about which is better: using traditional chlorine to treat a swimming pool, or to opt for salt chlorination. Many debates revolve around the fact that the two options are of equal value.

While opting for salt chlorination over a traditional chlorine pool may seem daunting, it is rather a simple process, however it is important to understand how salt chlorination works and decide whether it is suitable for your particular needs and preferences.

As winter approaches many pool owners cover up their pools and bury the thought of swimming until spring. Whether or not the pool is heated, swimming has become an activity predominantly celebrated in the summer months.

Winter is slowly approaching, a few leaves remain on the trees. The shorter days, longer nights and consistent drop in temperature mean that pool owners are spending less time outdoors maintaining their pools. Regardless of whether the pool is used or not, it is important to care for and maintain a swimming pool all year…

Swimming is a great recreational sport enjoyed by many people young and old. Not only is it fun, but it makes for good exercise. However it is vital to know how to keep yourself and others safe while in and around the water. It’s the month of April Fools, but being around water is no…

Having a swimming pool is a great investment and luxury for many people. Taking a dip and cooling off during the sweltering summer months is such a relief! However, enjoying the benefits of having a pool come with some maintenance and care. But the good news is, keeping your pool sparkling clean is not as…