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Thinking of adding a pool to your backyard dreamscape? The off-season is the perfect time to start planning! With so many options and features to consider, it’s best to start your planning early so you and your loved ones are ready to jump in once the weather warms up. Take a look at the different types of swimming pools available, how you can choose the right one for your home, and ensure you’re prepared for how to care for it.

As we embark further into the chilly season, let’s take a look at these 10 ways you can brighten up your outdoor living spaces no matter the season.

Whether you’re preparing for the off-season, getting ready to re-open, or just want to do a little extra maintenance in the mid-season, explore these deep cleaning tips that will have your pool sparkly clean all year long!

 Take a look at why you should update your pool in the postseason and some of the top updates to consider!

Fall is approaching fast, and that means football games, cozying up by the fire, pumpkin spice lattes, and (sadly) closing up shop for your swimming pool if you are in a northern location. While you cherish all the fun summer memories you and your family made in your pool, start considering how–and when–you’ll need to start winterizing your pool to prepare for colder climates.

Take a look as we dive into the history of Baby Safety Month and outline some essential ways you can keep your little ones safe in and around your home, no matter the season!

To help you prepare for the upcoming cold months, we’ve put together a simple checklist of fall tasks to help you plan and prep now while it’s still warm to avoid having to coordinate pool maintenance when it starts getting colder.

Take a look at these top 5 reasons you should consider upgrading to a safety pool cover this year (before the cold weather arrives!).

With a seemingly endless amount of liner patterns to choose from, you’ve probably asked yourself, “how do I choose the best liner for my pool?”

In honor of Water Safety Month, we are collaborating with Saf-T-Swim to bring you some tips for keeping your family safe around water.

Having a beautiful backyard doesn't have to be complicated. With a little creativity, you can create a stunning outdoor space.

Wondering what you can do to keep your safety pool cover in great condition?

Will you be a better pool owner in 2022? In this blog, we have a list of New Year's resolutions for pool owners, from adding a fence to getting a liner.

During hurricane season, it's essential to know how to prepare your pool and what to do once any major storm has passed.

There are many questions when it comes to pool safety covers and fences. LOOP-LOC has amassed a host of professional dealer partnerships, so we turned to one of our experts in the field to answer a few of the most common questions. Frank Vingerhoets, the owner of Long Island Baby Fence, specializes in the installation and service of BABY-LOC fences and LOOP-LOC pool safety covers. In this blog, he answers pool cover questions you may have on your mind this time of year

LOOP-LOC can help you select the right pool safety cover with confidence for the upcoming off-season.

If you are a pool owner, a durable and removable mesh safety fence will bring peace of mind. A mesh fence is an affordable way to keep kids and pets safe.

Before you jump right into pool ownership, you have a few key decisions to make, especially when it comes to the best type of liner for your inground swimming pool. In this post, we’ll explore what pool liners are, how to choose the right pool liner, and why you need a pool liner to get the most enjoyment out of your new inground pool.

LOOP-LOC, the industry leader in pool safety covers and designer pool liners, is excited to announce their new “Backyard Accents” line of luxury poolside accessories that turn any home pool into an elegant and inviting spa-like resort.

Unfortunately, not all of us live in an area that allows for pool days all year round (if you do, feel free to invite us over any time!). However, that doesn’t mean that those of us who must close our pool for a period of time should just forget about our pools until next spring.