Pool Safety 101: Best Practices to Keep Your Pool Enclosure Space Safe For All Guests 

Sunny days all year round is one of the top voted reasons people move to Central Florida. This lovely weather is one of the main reasons why many homeowners in Central Florida decide to build pools in their backyard. Pools are a beautiful way to add access to refreshing activity and wellness to your days. Whether the pool serves as a daily fitness area for you or a fun option for friends and family, it is important to establish some pool safety in your very own home.

We’ve compiled a list of some basic pool safety best practices every homeowner can implement to keep their pool area safe for everyone.

Gates: One of the first ways to establish basic pool safety as a homeowner is to invest in a gate. Make sure to enclose the pool area or add a barrier around the pool to ensure that guests of all ages, especially the young ones, are kept safe from falling into the pool. As a homeowner it is important to never assume that your guest can swim, regardless of age.

Covers: Pool covers are also an excellent option for ease of mind around your pool area and outdoor living space. These covers are perfect for protecting the pool from weather related debris and an easy way to keep your area safe when large crowds are visiting.

Screen Enclosures: Screen enclosures not only ensure added pool safety by adding another level of protection and privacy around the pool area, they also add another level of protection from the sun. Screen enclosures help keep the pool clean from falling leaves and dirt. They also help block some of the harsh UV rays from hitting our skin during the strong heat in the summer months. Keeping ourselves, loved ones, and furry friends cool throughout the year is also a key component to overall pool safety.

Establish Norms: Norms are important for every environment and a pool is no different. Norms give everyone a foundation for expected behavior in your space and that adds a sense of safety and trust with everyone. Leaving things clear is a great way to add security to any dynamic. It is important for everyone to be aware of what is expected around your pool. The beautiful thing about norms is that they can be created and agreed upon as a family and they are unique and your very own.

Safety is about care and respect for our space and those gathered around it. We want your home and outdoor living space to be one where you feel happy, healthy, and excited to welcome others. It is our hope that you will include us in your creative ideas with your next project and we are eager to provide you with the resources and advice to bring your ideas into reality.  Contact U.S. Aluminum at 407-237-3218

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