​SoCalGas is offering huge rebates on qualifying energy-efficient appliance purchases. They have announced that they are increasing rebates by an additional 50% on all energy efficient appliances offered through their rebate program now through December 31, 2020. This means pool owners can get an additional 50% cash back on energy efficient products that will help them conserve energy and reduce their bill. What does this mean for you specifically? Now through December 31st, 2020, pool owners who replace their existing pool heaters with a standard residential heather will receive a $450 rebate and those who replace their pool heaters with a high energy efficient heater will receive a $1125 rebate!

A backyard pool is fun for the entire family and an investment with years of value and memories to come, but it can quickly become dangerous if proper safety precautions aren’t met. ​Pool safety equipment is a great idea if you have, or are thinking of building, your own swimming pool. There are several products for owners to consider adding to the backyard pool area that will increase safety.  These products help keep everyone from young children to older adults to pets and everyone in between safe. We offer a variety of pool safety equipment and products specially designed to fit the aesthetic and safety needs of your home.

We create some gorgeous water features for our clients, but these water elements add more than just eye-pleasing design to a home and space. Waterfalls and fountains provide a focal point for your backyard throughout the year. Find out what other benefits there are to adding a water feature to your yard.

Having a pool in your backyard should be a relaxing and beneficial addition to your home and lifestyle. The key to enjoying your backyard pool, especially as a parent to younger children, is to do so safely and responsibly.  Many swimming pool related accidents are often avoidable circumstances.  Here are a few tips to help keep your backyard pool a safe addition to your home.

​After the devastating fires we’ve encountered here in Southern California the past few months, people are beginning to pick up the pieces. Homeowners and businesses with pools and spas may be wondering what exactly needs to be done to have pools safely up and running again before the summer weather hits. The answer? Most likely drain and refill.