Building
a well-designed pool requires you to consider several aspects. To
start the project, you’ll need to decide on exactly what kind of
pool you want.
Your
choices are basically divided into three types: concrete pools,
vinyl, and fiberglass. Each has distinct advantages and
peculiarities. Concrete pools are durable and ideal for making custom
designs with, but are difficult to maintain. Vinyl pools, on the
other hand, can be easily installed although they are fragile and can
effortlessly be punctured by sharp objects. Meanwhile, fiberglass
pools occupy the middle ground between the two: robust and easy to
maintain, but available only in limited shapes and sizes.
Once
you’ve chosen the pool type, you’ll have to think of the
specifics of the pool, in particular how deep and how big it will be
and what features it will carry. The size of the pool is just one of
the things that can affect the construction’s overall cost. Special
features like an added spa or a slide can increase the final price.
After
you’ve decided on the features and the budget for your pool, you
need to familiarize yourself with the local codes and building
regulations in your area. Although your trusted pool builder can take
care of this aspect of the construction (i.e., getting the necessary
permits, ensuring that building codes are followed, etc.), it still
wouldn’t hurt for you to make sure that your pool meets standard
requirements.
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