NOAT Outdoor Living

04/05/2026

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We’ll bring the vacation to your backyard☀️

04/03/2026

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03/27/2026

02/26/2026

02/26/2026

Another NOAT trip in the books! Great teams build great things. We’ve built a family here at NOAT — and that’s how we build for yours. 2026, we’re ready!

02/21/2026

Small footprint. Big backyard upgrade.🌿

01/24/2026

Great Video on Step by Step Instructions for Pool Equipment During Power Loss!

If your equipment is below the pool level, make sure to turn the valves to prevent it all from draining!

296 likes, 28 comments. ““My power is out - what do I do to protect my pool?” Jacob answers this question and more in this video. Check out our blog for a deeper dive (pun intended!) into how to help your pool during freezing temps.”

01/24/2026

❄ Freezing Weather Pool Tips❄️
We want to remind pool owners of a few things when freezing weather is expected.
Pools are designed to run to protect the pool during freezing temps.
**Keep an eye on your filter pressure to see if ice is building up inside the filter for long periods of sub 20 degree temps.**
Keep your PFI and pump baskets clear of leaves and debris that will limit the water flow.
•Leave your pool running! It has freeze protection. It is designed to protect the system.

⚠️ In Case of Power Outage ⚠️
If the power goes out unexpectedly, wait and see how long it is expected to last. If its a temp outage and under an hour, you should be fine. If its a rolling blackout and no time frame given, follow these steps....
1. Turn breakers off to all pool equipment
2. Open all pump lids
3. Remove drain plugs at the bottom of the pumps
4. Remove drain plug at the bottom of the filter
5. Remove drain plug on heater
6. Open the Hayward valves (black valves with handles). remove the silver screws and pull out the valve. (Place the actuator exactly as it sits on the ground next to the valve)
7. Remove any check valve (valve with clear plastic cover)
These steps will give the water a place to expand when it freezes and not put pressure on the pipes or equipment to crack them.

Once power returns you can put everything back and run as normal
We hope this helps! Stay safe and warm!

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10/20/2025

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