Repair Pool Screens For Pool Safety
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Repair Pool Screens For Pool Safety
Children are out of school for the summer and ready to take advantage of all things fun and interesting. That could include having a swim in your pool. Keep your pool enclosure screens repaired so as to deter the kids from using your pool for their fun and possibly getting hurt.
Recreational time at public and residential swimming pools and spas is a favorite activity for children and adults all over the country. Whether enjoying pool time with family and friends, exercising, playing water sports, or learning to swim, everyone needs to be mindful of the potential for incidents and drownings in pools and spas.
Each year, nearly 300 children under the age of five drown in residential and public pools and spas. Submersion incidents requiring emergency-room treatment or hospitalization number in the thousands and many victims experience permanent disability, including brain damage.
Few people know of the hidden dangers from drain or suction entrapments. Drains with broken, missing, or faulty covers can entrap hair, the body, limbs, jewelry and clothing, or cause disembowelment/evisceration.
John’s Screen Repair Service: Wellington and Royal Palm Beach FL 561-798-3132
Prepare Your Screen Enclosure For Hurricane Season
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John’s Screen Repair Wellington, Florida 561-798-3132
Hurricanes are severe tropical storms that form in the southern Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico and in the eastern Pacific Ocean. Scientists can now predict hurricanes, but people who live in coastal communities should plan what they will do if they are told to evacuate.
What should you do to prepare your screen enclosure for the hurricane season.
Check your enclosure for rusty or loose screws, missing screws or missing bracing.
Everything put togather sooner or later falls apart, sooner when the connectors are rusty or worn.
If you are handy, you can replace screws or bolts yourself.
Check for weak, poorly attached corners. Enclosure angles and corners take heavy stress during a storm and one break can bring down an entire pool cage.
Check for improperly anchored support beams. Anchoring beams through pavers is not sturdy. Heavy winds can pull the pavers free from their mortar and sand base.
John’s Screen Repair
Wellington, Florida
561-798-3132