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![]() Wednesday, October 24, 2012 New 2012 Star Rating: 5 Pool Guard of Tampa Bay, Inc Scores Another Victory with the 2012 Talk of the Town Customer Satisfaction Award! We would like to extend our congratulations to you and your staff for reaching another milestone in overall customer satisfaction. As you recall, in 2011 A Tampa Pool Fence aka Pool Guard of Tampa Bay received the Talk of the Town Customer Satisfaction Award, and through hard work and commitment, the Pool Guard of Tampa Bay, Inc team has achieved a consecutive win with 5 stars for 2012! Why is our research so valuable to both business owners and consumers? There are hundreds of new websites posting feedback and ratings for almost every product and service on the market today. Millions of people are using these sites before deciding which businesses, products and services to trust. Everything is geared at protecting consumers, yet business reputations are left extremely vulnerable. Four years ago business owners asked us, publishers of Customer Care News magazine, to help protect their image and reputation through a unique rating system and materials to promote their good name and reputation. How are businesses rated? Our fully staffed and highly qualified Ratings Division spends thousands of hours scouring the Internet to calculate CMUS Power Ratings.™ This annual score is based on a variety of resources including consumer-review websites and blogs, social networks, business rating services, and industry resources to determine the top consumer-rated businesses throughout the United States. This is a very elite award and should be proudly displayed. Less than 10% of businesses rated in 2011 qualified for the honor by achieving a 4-star to 5-star rating! About Pool Guard of Tampa- Tampa's premier Pool Safety Fence company:Pool guard of Tampa Bay covers installs pool fencing in all the Tampa bay FL areas including neighborhoods like South Tampa, Safety Harbor, Seminole, Largo, Palm Harbor, New Tampa FL, Carrollwood, Westchase, Wesley Chapel, Lutz, Land O' Lakes, Clearwater FL, St. Petersburg FL, Brandon, Valrico. Hillsborough fl, Pinellas fl and Pasco fl counties. Zip codes such as: 33647, 33626, 33556, 33624, 33625, 33629, 33594, 33618, 33615, 34695, 34677, 34683, 34689, 33771, 33770, 33709, 34639, 33703, 33704, 33556, 33626Child Safety Fences Tampa- Pool Safety Fences in Tampa save lives! And when it comes to Swimming Pool Safety Fences, Covers and Pool Nets- Experience Matters and Pool Guard has it! Tampa Pool Fence a/k/a Pool Guard of Tampa Bay has installed thousands of Pool Fences, Pool Safety Gates, Pool Covers. and Pool Safety Nets in the Tampa Bay area for over a decade so you can feel confident we can protect your pool too. We have won numerous awards for customer service and business ethics and we are BBB Members with a Perfect A+ rating! We offer the highest-quality, American made, Pool Guard Brand Removable Pool Safety Fencing , backed by a Lifetime Warranty. Let our trained professionals provide you with the peace of mind of a quality Pool Fence, Pool Cover or Pool Net installation done right the first time. Call us today for a free Pool safety estimate: (813) 929-8729 or (727) 571-1525 ![]() For every child who drowns, four more are hospitalized for near-drowning TAMPA, Fla. (May 21, 2012) – It’s something most parents think could never happen to their family, but every year in the United States nearly 830 children drown. In Florida, drowning rates for children are more than double the national average and are higher than any other state in the nation. In 2010, Florida lost 74 children under the age of 4 to drowning. Hillsborough County has the 4th highest drowning rate in the state, following Broward, Dade and Palm Beach counties. “Drowning hits every socio-economic group, every race,” said St. Joseph’s Children’s Advocate Bevin Maynard. “Parents shouldn’t think they because they are well educated or live in a nice house that it can’t happen to them.” Maynard notes that myths like these can give parents a false sense of safety, and allow kids to be "set up" for danger. Below are some common misconceptions related to drowning and tips on what you can do to help keep your children safe around water. Myth 1 - Drowning is noisy. The truth is, drowning victims don’t typically scream and splash when in distress - they often just slip away in silence. Children can drown in seconds, and most drownings happen when a child is left unattended or during a brief lapse in supervision. Be sure to:
The truth is, there are water hazards in and around every home. “Although most rownings and near-drownings occur in residential swimming pools and in open water sites, children can drown in as little as one inch of water and are therefore at risk of drowning in wading pools, bathtubs, buckets, diaper pails, toilets, spas and hot tubs,” said Maynard. Be sure to:
Myth 3 – My child is never outside without me, so I don’t need a pool fence. The truth is, curious children, especially those younger than 4 years old, can easily find a way out of the home and fall into bodies of water like pools, hot tubs and ponds. Often they are discovered too late to save. “Many parents of children who have drowned were shocked to discover that their toddler found a way out of the house,” said Maynard. “In some cases, an older sibling left a door open, in a few others, children who were thought to still be napping were instead discovered in the pool.” Be sure to:
Myth 4 - My child can’t drown because he’s wearing arm floaties. The truth is, personal floatation devices aren't approved for safety and won't protect a child from drowning. Be sure to:
This is the second near drowning accident in the Tampa bay area this week. A pool fence by pool guard of tampa bay would have protected this child. Thank god he will be ok.
SEMINOLE — A 2-year-old boy was rushed to All Children's Hospital Monday night after he nearly drowned in the family pool, deputies said. Chantelle M. Bang, 21, pulled her son, Noah, from the pool around 8 p.m. and administered CPR until paramedics arrived, deputies said. Noah Bang was in stable condition and expected to be released from the hospital early Tuesday. According to deputies, the child was in a back room of the 10875 131st Street N home, playing with his mother and uncle when Chantelle Bang left the room for five minutes. When she returned, neither her son nor his uncle were in the room, deputies said. She found Noah floating in the backyard pool, which has no safety fence around it, deputies said. It is believed Noah exited the house through the garage and made his way to the pool before his mother found him. The investigation is ongoing. |
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