NORCROSS, GA, November 30, 2012 (Press-News.org) The weather outside may be frightful, but that shouldn't keep anyone from enjoying their pool year round. The Atlanta pool repair professionals at Pinnacle Pool Services recommend that Atlanta residents who want to swim despite the weather consider converting their pools into heated pools.
Though Atlanta winters are relatively mild in comparison to much of the country, Atlanta residents know that the weather still inevitably gets too cold to use an unheated pool. Converting your pool to a heated pool can considerably increase your available swimming season.
Even during the summer, having a pool heater installed can improve your time spent swimming, especially during cooler parts of the day when the sun has not fully heated the water in your pool.
"Having a heated pool is a blessing throughout the winter months," says Greg Stephens, owner of Pinnacle Pool Services, "and it can be easy to convert your pool into a heated one. Our expert pool technicians can assess your pool and your needs to determine the kind of pool heater that will work best for you, then they can quickly and professionally install the parts so that you can start swimming in the warm waters of your newly heated pool."
In addition to converting pools to being heated, Atlanta pool service Pinnacle Pool Services performs a wide variety of pool installations, repairs, maintenance and inspections. The company's dedication to quality pool services has earned the trust of residents throughout the metro Atlanta area for over 16 years.
To learn more about converting your pool into a heated pool or to learn more about any of Pinnacle Pool Services' Atlanta pool maintenance services, visit http://www.pinnaclepoolservices.com.
About Pinnacle Pool Services:
Pinnacle Pool Services has been a premier Atlanta pool maintenance and supply provider since 1996. With a background in pool construction, renovation, service, and repair, the courteous techs at Pinnacle Pool Services are able to provide Atlanta pool service clients with the quality maintenance and repairs they deserve so that they can enjoy their pools to the fullest.
To learn more, please visit http://www.pinnaclepoolservices.com/.
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The Atlanta Pool Repair Experts at Pinnacle Pool Services Encourage Enjoying Your Pool Even in the Winter With A Heated Pool Conversion
Winter chills shouldn't keep swimmers from the pools they love. Pinnacle Pools explains how heated pools can let everyone enjoy the pool no matter what the temperature outside.
2012-11-30
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[Press-News.org] The Atlanta Pool Repair Experts at Pinnacle Pool Services Encourage Enjoying Your Pool Even in the Winter With A Heated Pool ConversionWinter chills shouldn't keep swimmers from the pools they love. Pinnacle Pools explains how heated pools can let everyone enjoy the pool no matter what the temperature outside.