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Welcome to Deep Blue Pool & Spa Company
A swimming pool adds a special touch to your backyard and that is why we work delicately to transform it from being dull or outdated. Whether you have a new pool idea or an old one, we can help give it
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Do you want a backyard that is timeless and elegant? A rectangular pool might be the perfect fit. We, at DB Pool & Spa are here to fulfill your wish of having a modern rectangular pool along with a versatile foundation
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A swimming pool is more than just a spot to cool off it’s your own personal escape. And the right surroundings can take that experience to a whole new level. If you’re dreaming of a lush, inviting pool area without all
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Choosing a pool isn’t just about the shape, tiles, or the deck around it. It’s about what kind of water you want to swim in every day. The discussion of saltwater pools vs chlorine is very popular among the pool owners,
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Not everyone has the space—or the desire—for a full-sized swimming pool. That’s where cocktail pools come in. Sometimes called a “spool” (a blend of spa and pool), these compact yet stylish water features offer the perfect mix of form, function, and
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A swimming pool project, be it a build or renovation, can really change the character of a home. It gives your property a unique look, raises its value and creates an area friends and family can enjoy. It’s true that pool
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Renovating or building a swimming pool is one of the most exciting upgrades you can make to your home but it’s also a major investment. With the rising costs of materials, labor, and permitting, it’s more important than ever to understand
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Few pool problems are as frustrating as waking up to find your once-clear swimming pool has transformed into a murky green lagoon. Whether you’re a new pool owner or a seasoned veteran, dealing with a green pool is an inevitable challenge
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You should typically wait 8 to 24 hours after shocking a pool before swimming, depending on the type and amount of shock used. Always ensure chlorine levels return to 1–3 pm before entering the water for safety. If you were to
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