DIXIE POOL Repair

05/07/2026

05/07/2026

🌞 May Pool Liner Special! 🌞
Now through the end of May, save on select value pool liners from Dixie Pool Repair and More!
Get your pool looking fresh for summer without breaking the budget.
✔ Affordable value liner options
✔ Professional installation
✔ Limited-time seasonal pricing
📅 Offer ends May 31st — schedule now before summer spots fill up
From backyard family fun to getting your pool party-ready, we provide quality workmanship and dependable service across West Georgia and East Alabama.
📞 Call today for a FREE estimate!
“Making Pools Beautiful Again — One Backyard at a Time!”
334.275.5548

03/03/2026

Is Your Pool Liner Looking Faded, Wrinkled, or Leaking?
It might be time for a new pool liner!
Don’t let tears, stains, or sagging vinyl ruin your backyard oasis. A fresh liner not only makes your pool look brand new again — it also helps prevent leaks and protects your investment.

✅ Custom-fit liners
✅ Beautiful new patterns to choose from
✅ Professional installation
✅ Affordable pricing

Spring and summer are right around the corner — now is the perfect time to replace that old liner before swim season kicks off!

Call today to schedule your pool liner replacement and get your pool looking crystal clear and ready for fun! 💦

DIXIE POOL Repair Call or Text 334.275.5548

02/06/2026

Nothing like that first stretch of warm days to make the pool start calling your name.

Perfect time to:
• Skim out leaves and debris before they sink
• Check the pump and filter (clean or backwash now = fewer headaches later)
• Test the water and rebalance chemicals early
• Brush the walls and steps to knock algae out before it gets comfy
• Let it run during the day once temps stay warm so everything circulates
A little effort now saves a lot of work when swim season really hits.
If you want, tell me what kind of pool you have (in-ground/above-ground, chlorine or salt) and I can give you a quick, no-nonsense startup checklist.
Call Tucker Eiland 334-275-5548
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01/07/2026

January is the perfect month to get ahead of pool season—quiet, cool, and ideal for doing the behind the scenes work that makes spring opening smooth instead of stressful. Since you’re in Alabama, you’ll warm up earlier than many places, so prepping now really pays off.

Here’s a clear, practical January checklist to get your inground pool ready for warm weather.
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🧹 1. Check the Pool Cover
• Remove leaves and debris from the cover so they don’t rot or weigh it down.
• Pump off standing water if you use a solid cover.
• Inspect for tears or sagging—small issues now become big ones in March.
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💧 2. Peek Under the Cover
You don’t need to fully open the pool, but lifting a corner to check things helps you catch problems early.
• Look for algae growth, water level changes, or freezing damage.
• If the water level has dropped noticeably, you may have a slow leak worth addressing before spring.
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⚙️ 3. Inspect Equipment (Even If It’s Off)
January is ideal for a “dry inspection.”
• Check the pump, filter, heater, and chlorinator for cracks, rust, or loose fittings.
• Make sure valves turn smoothly.
• Clean out the pump basket and skimmer baskets if accessible.
If anything looks questionable, you have plenty of time to repair or replace it before the rush of spring.
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🧪 4. Test the Water (Yes, Even in Winter)
Cold water chemistry still matters.
• Test pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness.
• Add winter chemicals if levels have drifted.
• Keeping water balanced prevents staining, scaling, and algae blooms that make spring opening harder.
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🧊 5. Protect Against Freeze Damage
Even in Alabama, you can get cold snaps.
• Make sure plugs are secure and lines are winterized.
• If you use a freeze guard on your pump, test it to ensure it kicks on properly.
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🧼 6. Clean Surrounding Areas
• Trim back bushes or trees that will drop debris in spring.
• Sweep the deck.
• Check for loose stones, cracked concrete, or slippery spots.

10/29/2025

Closing your pool for the winter is an important process to ensure it remains in good condition during the colder months. Here’s a step-by-step guide to successfully winterize your pool:

1. **Clean the Pool**
- **Skim Debris:** Remove leaves, twigs, and other debris from the surface using a skimmer net.
- **Brush Walls and Floor:** Use a pool brush to scrub the walls and floor to remove any algae or buildup.
- **Vacuum the Pool:** Vacuum the pool thoroughly to ensure no debris or dirt is left.

2. **Balance Water Chemistry**
- **Test Water:** Use a pool testing kit to check pH, alkalinity, and chlorine levels.
- **Adjust the Levels:** Adjust pH (7.2-7.6), alkalinity (80-120 ppm), and calcium hardness (180-220 ppm) as needed.
- **Shock the Pool:** Super chlorinate or "shock" the pool water to kill any remaining bacteria and algae.

3. **Lower Water Level**
- **Drain Pool Water:** Lower the water level to below the skimmer, but not below the pool’s plumbing. Some pools may require a specific water level depending on the weather conditions.

4. **Drain Equipment**
- **Remove Accessories:** Take out ladders, diving boards, and any other accessories.
- **Drain Fuel and Water:** If you have a heater or filtration system, turn them off and drain all water from the pump, filter, and heater. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for drainage.
- **Remove and Store Accessories:** Remove the pool cleaner, hoses, and other accessories and store them indoors.

5. **Add Winterizing Chemicals**
- **Use a Winterizing Kit:** Add winterizing chemicals according to your pool size and the kit’s instructions. This usually includes algaecide and a winterizing chlorine tablet.

6. **Cover the Pool**
- **Install a Pool Cover:** Use a solid or mesh winter cover to protect the pool from debris. Make sure it fits securely and is properly anchored.
- **Secure the Cover:** Use weights or straps to ensure the cover is secure and won't blow away in rough weather.

7. **Protect Plumbing**
- **Blow Out the Lines:** Use a shop vac or an air compressor to blow out water from the plumbing lines (if applicable). This helps prevent pipes from freezing.
- **Plug Returns and Skimmers:** Use winterizing plugs to seal off skimmers and return lines.

8. **Final Inspection**
- **Check for Leaks:** Ensure there are no leaks or gaps in the covering or plumbing.
- **Inspect Equipment:** Double-check that all equipment has been properly drained and stored.

By following these steps, you can effectively close your pool for the winter and protect it from damage caused by freezing temperatures and winter weather. Make sure to check on your pool periodically throughout the winter to keep the cover clean and to ensure everything is secure.

04/08/2025

If you have ABOVE GROUND POOL, now is your time for a new liner.

04/04/2025

Call me today on Pool Liner Pricing!!
334-275-5548

03/11/2025

Spring Swimming Pool Equipment Checklist: Get Ready for Summer Fun!

As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, it's time to prepare your swimming pool for a summer full of fun and relaxation. Before diving into the refreshing water, it's essential to ensure your pool equipment is up to par. A thorough equipment check can prevent unexpected issues and help you maximize your pool enjoyment. Here's a comprehensive checklist to guide you through the process:

Inspect the Pump and Filter
- Clean the Filter: Whether you have a sand, cartridge, or diatomaceous earth filter, make sure it’s clean and functioning efficiently.
- Check the Pump: Inspect the pump for any leaks, unusual noises, or excessive vibrations. Ensure that the pump is clean and free of debris.

Taking the time to check your pool equipment in the spring will save you time, stress, and money when it comes to summer enjoyment. By being proactive, you can ensure a safe, clean, and refreshing swimming experience for you and your family. So, roll up your sleeves, grab your checklist, and get ready to make a splash this summer! 🌊🏖️

03/04/2025

The best time to replace your pool liner typically depends on a few key factors:

1. **Seasonal Timing**: The ideal time to replace a pool liner is in the spring, just before the swimming season begins. This allows you to enjoy your pool immediately after the replacement. Some pool owners may also opt for late summer or early fall, depending on their climate and pool usage.

2. **Condition of the Liner**: If your liner shows signs of wear, such as fading, tears, or leaks, it's a good idea to replace it sooner rather than later. Repairing minor damage can extend the life of a liner, but if the damage is extensive, replacement is recommended.
3. **Weather Conditions**: A mild, dry day is the best time to replace a liner. Avoid extremely hot or cold temperatures, as they can affect the material of the liner and make installation more difficult.

4. **Budget Considerations**: Consider your budget and any offseason sales. Many pool companies offer discounts in the late fall or early spring.

5. **Type of Pool**: For above-ground pools, replacing the liner during warmer months can be easier. For in-ground pools, ensure the area is clear and accessible, usually targeting late spring.

In general, keeping an eye on the liner’s condition and planning your replacement around seasonal factors can help ensure you get the best performance and longevity out of your new pool liner.