One of the many benefits of above ground pools are some of their inherit safety features, such as high walls (if you don’t build a deck around it) and standard depths (no deep end). But any pool owner, even those using inflatable pools, needs to ensure safety is a priority.

Picking your above ground pool from Watson’s is easy with the help of our experts. But picking out what you want to do for landscaping around your new pool may not be so simple. There are so many options that it can become overwhelming.

The hot tub or spa is the perfect way to unwind at the end of a long day, to relax and absorb some health benefits, or even to catch up with your family members at the end of the week.

One of the reasons we (and our customers) love above ground pools so much is that they are versatile. Not only can you pick the perfect place in your yard to place the pool, but the options to deck it out can seem almost limitless.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on pool shocking - a crucial aspect of maintaining your swimming pool’s health and hygiene. Whether you're a new pool owner or looking to refine your pool care routine, understanding the 'why,' 'how,' and 'when' of pool shocking is essential. So, let's dive in!

One of our favorite parts about summer is cooking outdoors on the grill! Hot dogs, hamburgers, kebabs, and grilled veggies are all iconic to outdoor cooking.

An important part of keeping your above ground pool lasting season over season and ready to use anytime during the summer is to proper pool maintenance.

Nothing will ruin a relaxing dip in the pool or soak in the spa like seeing dirt and debris floating or settling at the bottom and having to postpone your fun to clean it out.

If you’ve been waiting to bring home your new furniture set, above ground pool, spa, or outdoor dining set that you’ve been saving for, now’s the time to get over to Watson’s! 

An above ground pool is a smart investment for many reasons. Above ground pools offer more versatility than inground pools. They can last up to 15 years and can travel with you if you move. You aren’t confined to a specific space, although you do want to make sure it’s a suitable area, and they are often less overall maintenance.

While they offer a lot of flexibility and can be installed rather quickly, you do need to determine your pool’s foundation before installing. An above ground pool needs a stable foundation on which to sit to ensure not only the integrity of the pool itself for longevity but also to avoid any spillover and cost inefficiencies with loss of water or possible vinyl liner repairs.