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If you own a home with a built in swimming pool, then you most likely have some type of deck drain built into your patio. The deck drain is designed to keep water away from your home by draining it away to the sides of your home. The deck drains allow rain water, swimming pool splashing, and pool water overflow of any kind to be carried away from your home. However, over time, these deck drains slowly become filled with dirt, sand, and other debris that impede the normal flow of water away from your home. In these situations, Deck Drain Janitor can be the solution to help keep the water flowing like it should!

Are your deck drains clogged? If your pool deck drains aren’t draining properly or are overflowing with just a little rain, it’s time to check them out. First, make sure the ends of your deck drains aren’t blocked by grass or debris. If they’re clear but water still isn’t flowing, it might be time to use a Deck Drain Janitor to get things moving again.

Hey there, pool owners! If your pool is over 5 years old, it might be time to flush out your deck drains. Even if they seem fine, dirt and debris build up over time, creating natural dams in your drain system. This happens because of the way deck drains are installed, with small PVC pipes joining sections together. Over time, these small obstacles can cause bigger problems. Keep an eye on your drains and consider a flush to keep things flowing smoothly!

Got pets? If your furry friends love hanging out by the pool or taking a dip, their hair can quickly clog up your deck drains. I’ve got 3 Labradors, so trust me, I know! Over time, pet hair acts like a dam, collecting dust, dirt, and sand, which slows down water flow. Keep an eye on those drains and be ready to clean them out to keep everything running smoothly.