Colorado Water Conservation Update:
Local drought conditions may impact pool & spa maintenance recommendations and water usage guidelines. Learn how Colorado Pool + Spa Scapes is helping homeowners conserve water responsibly.
A standard swimming pool loses about a quarter of an inch to half an inch of water per day due to normal evaporation. This equals roughly two inches of water loss per week. In Colorado, high altitude, low humidity, and constant wind can accelerate this natural rate. To determine definitively if your pool is experiencing […]
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As many Colorado homeowners are already aware, drought conditions and water conservation efforts are becoming increasingly important across the state, especially in mountain communities like Aspen, Vail, Eagle County, and surrounding resort areas. At Colorado Pool & Spa Scapes, we want to help our clients stay informed, protect their investments, and conserve water responsibly while
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The most reliable signs of a pool leak include water loss exceeding two inches per week, persistently soggy ground around the pool deck, sudden spikes in your monthly utility bills, and circulation equipment that frequently loses prime or runs dry. If you notice two or more of these symptoms occurring simultaneously on your property, your
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Cloudy hot tub water is caused by chemistry out of range, a dirty filter, poor circulation, or calcium scaling from hard source water. For hot tub owners managing pool and hot tub maintenance in Colorado at elevation, that last cause is the one most guides miss, as well as the one most likely behind water
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You should change your hot tub water every 3 to 4 months, but in Colorado, that window often closes sooner. Altitude, hard mountain water, and intense UV exposure at elevation all accelerate chemical breakdown and dissolved solid buildup. In Avon, Glenwood Springs, and the Roaring Fork Valley, the question of how often to change hot
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