No matter your aquatic interests, swimming pools offer something everyone can appreciate – from swimmers, gardeners and water lovers alike! Not only are they an idyllic way to unwind after a hard day’s work or relax after exercise – they are also stunning additions to any property and an attractive addition. Unfortunately, their maintenance can be both time and cost intensive; therefore it’s essential that you know how best to care for your pool in order to extend its lifespan and ensure its enjoyment for years.

As there are a few easy steps you can take to maintain a pool in top condition, these tips should help ensure it remains as clean and safe as possible – as well as protecting it from potential damages.

First and foremost, ensure your pool is clean and secured by fencing it off, in order to prevent unwelcome guests from swimming in it and creating any issues. In addition, keep a pool cover on when not in use to keep any dirt out.

Regular checks of your pool’s chemicals should also take place, to make sure that its chlorine and pH levels remain safe for swimming. You should also inspect it for signs of rust or algae growth which could pose problems to its integrity.

Once these tasks have been accomplished, the next step should be adding accessories to your pool. Accessories can make your pool even more aesthetically pleasing while adding some comfort and convenience features – some popular options being LED lighting, underwater speakers and fountains; you may also find solar pool heating systems and fresh-water purification solutions.

Install a barbecue or outdoor kitchen to enhance the functionality of your swimming pool and enjoy Sydney’s beautiful weather while entertaining friends and family. Our Sydney Outdoor Design + Finishing Touches chapter showcases expert Sydney pool builders and landscapers that can create your ideal outdoor space, so make sure to pick up a copy today from your local newsagency!

North Sydney Pool is one of the city’s iconic swim spots, where scores of world records have been set since it opened its doors in 1936, cheered on by fans in its grandstands. But this summer has turned it into a battleground between residents who wish to regain control and those seeking privatisation of this popular site.