On average, a hot tub owner should drain and refill their spa once every 3-4 months. It is possible that you may have to drain and refill more often depending on water temperature, your filter and chemicals, the frequency of use, and number of bathers. 4 Factors Affect How Often a Hot Tub Should be
Here in southeastern North Carolina, we have seen our share of hurricanes. As a hurricane approaches, there are things that you can do in preparation to protect your family, your home, and investments such as your swimming pool. Your local pool care experts at Parnell Pool & Spa strive to help you protect your pool
Our goal for you is that you open your pool in the Spring to clear, comfortable, protected water. A good pool opening starts with proper pool closing. Whether you have an inground or above ground pool, following these 6 simple steps for closing your pool will help you have a pain free pool opening. 1.
When Spring comes back around and your pool water begins to warm back up, the first thing you want to do is open your pool to find a massive, expensive headache. No? …We didn’t think so either. Our goal for you is to avoid that headache altogether by maintaining the clarity, comfort, and protection of
We understand that your pool is an investment. There are two ways to protect your investment during the off-season: close your pool or leave your pool open. Consider the pros and cons of each when deciding how to care for your pool this winter. Covering & Winterizing Your Pool Pros Covering and winterizing your pool
Are you comfortable with caring for your pool during the pool season? If so, you’ll find caring for your pool during winter to be even easier. While caring for an open pool throughout the winter season requires the same kind of care as during the regular season, the care is required less frequently. Less Frequent
July marks the middle of pool season here in South Eastern NC. The first half of pool season is filled with excitement – and swimmers in your pool. Your filter has been working hard these past few months to keep your water clear. Your filter’s job isn’t over yet, though. Consider these four benefits to
Thank you to everyone who joined us at our store locations in Lumberton and Fayetteville for our Pool School event! We appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedules. We hope that the pool maintenance tips you picked up during the program save you time, energy, and money – helping you have your best
Join us at our Fayetteville or Lumberton store location, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 2nd for our Pool School Event. Learn how to properly maintain your pool throughout the season, enjoy light refreshments, and take home free giveaways. All you need to bring is a water sample and any pool-care questions you may have! RSVP here
Why is collecting a water sample properly so important? Properly collecting a water sample increases the accuracy of your water test. Having an accurate water test helps us recommend the right chemicals and helps you have a clear, comfortable pool all season long! Make sure the water has been circulating for a minimum of 12-24
On average, a hot tub owner should drain and refill their spa once every 3-4 months. It is possible that you may have to drain and refill more often depending on water temperature, your filter and chemicals, the frequency of use, and number of bathers. 4 Factors Affect How Often a Hot Tub Should be
Here in southeastern North Carolina, we have seen our share of hurricanes. As a hurricane approaches, there are things that you can do in preparation to protect your family, your home, and investments such as your swimming pool. Your local pool care experts at Parnell Pool & Spa strive to help you protect your pool
Our goal for you is that you open your pool in the Spring to clear, comfortable, protected water. A good pool opening starts with proper pool closing. Whether you have an inground or above ground pool, following these 6 simple steps for closing your pool will help you have a pain free pool opening. 1.
When Spring comes back around and your pool water begins to warm back up, the first thing you want to do is open your pool to find a massive, expensive headache. No? …We didn’t think so either. Our goal for you is to avoid that headache altogether by maintaining the clarity, comfort, and protection of
We understand that your pool is an investment. There are two ways to protect your investment during the off-season: close your pool or leave your pool open. Consider the pros and cons of each when deciding how to care for your pool this winter. Covering & Winterizing Your Pool Pros Covering and winterizing your pool
Are you comfortable with caring for your pool during the pool season? If so, you’ll find caring for your pool during winter to be even easier. While caring for an open pool throughout the winter season requires the same kind of care as during the regular season, the care is required less frequently. Less Frequent
July marks the middle of pool season here in South Eastern NC. The first half of pool season is filled with excitement – and swimmers in your pool. Your filter has been working hard these past few months to keep your water clear. Your filter’s job isn’t over yet, though. Consider these four benefits to
Thank you to everyone who joined us at our store locations in Lumberton and Fayetteville for our Pool School event! We appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedules. We hope that the pool maintenance tips you picked up during the program save you time, energy, and money – helping you have your best
Join us at our Fayetteville or Lumberton store location, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 2nd for our Pool School Event. Learn how to properly maintain your pool throughout the season, enjoy light refreshments, and take home free giveaways. All you need to bring is a water sample and any pool-care questions you may have! RSVP here
Why is collecting a water sample properly so important? Properly collecting a water sample increases the accuracy of your water test. Having an accurate water test helps us recommend the right chemicals and helps you have a clear, comfortable pool all season long! Make sure the water has been circulating for a minimum of 12-24
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Phone
(910) 425-6138
Address
4206 Cumberland Rd
Fayetteville, NC 28306
Hours
Mon-Fri: 9am to 6pm
Saturday: 9am to 3pm
Sunday: Closed
Phone
(910) 738-8110
Address
1380 Linkhaw Rd
Lumberton, NC 28358
Hours
Mon-Fri: 9am to 6pm
Saturday: 9am to 3pm
Sunday: Closed