With the summer months come long days playing in the sunshine, as children are out of school and begin to enjoy the lazy days of summer. If you have a swimming pool, it is easy to see it becoming the hub of summer activities for the entire family, and sometime friends too, for that cook-out over the weekends.
With that, comes the obvious conclusion that your pool will be used several times a week, sometimes daily, and with that much usage, safety definitely comes to mind, and over the years, we’ve come to realize that few things turn your pool a lot more safer than brick pavers. Pavers can make the area around your swimming pool safe, fun and beautiful.
Nobody likes to talk about it, but for South Florida, this is a subject that cannot be ignored year in and year out! Hurricane Season is upon us, and we must get ready for everything, including taking care of our Pools and pool deck areas!
We are always striving to provide the absolute best Pool Remodeling services to our customers, and we hate to see their pool areas become damaged due to hurricanes, so we’ve put together this list of 7 very important tips for you to take in consideration if a hurricane is coming your way!
As we get near the sumer time in South Florida, on big “problem” start to lurk around your pool: Frogs! Frogs are a very common type of pest you will find hanging in and around your pool. We don’t know exactly why, but there is just something about a nice, large, refreshing pool that attracts frogs like flies to honey. Of course, what ends up happening is you must continually remove dead frogs from your pool, or even battle them for space in the pool deck area, which isn’t the most thrilling of tasks to say the least.
While frogs are a relatively benign threat to pools, they can be a nuisance. Most people find frogs abject, and don’t want to stay anywhere near them, specially when there is a bigger risk of getting in actual physical contact with them in the Pool, so let’s take a look on why frogs love your pool so much and look at a few steps you can take to get rid of them once and for all.
At ASE Pools, we offer both Gray Cement and White Cement brick pavers as options when you want to redo your driveway, or pool deck, and often customers want to know the difference between these two types of brick material, specially when they see our brick pavers color options.
Functionally, there may be little difference between cements of the grey and white color.
At ASE Pools, we offer both 
