There is perhaps no better way to add value to your home than to build a Pool. Year after year, you will be thankful you made a decision that not only means more fun and relaxation but more practical sense, as well.
Perhaps most important, your pool comes with the best warranties today from the top Manufacturers
Hayward: 1-800-227-1477 www.haywardnet.com
Pentair (Pac-Fab, American Product) 1-919-774-4151 www.pentairpool.com
Lifetime Transferable Warranty on our Poolwarehouse Polymer.
25 years on the San Juan Fiberglass Pools.
Lifetime on our Non-Rusting Soft Wall Above Ground Pools.
So we can assure the customer of lasting protection for one of your home's most valuable assets.
Relax... in the comfort of your own backyard! After all, you're not just buying a swimming pool; you're changing your lifestyle.
But there are so many great choices out there. Aboveground, Inground, Fiberglass. What's a poor pool buyer to do?
Well, first of all, a little research. And that's exactly what we've done. We've put together some valuable information designed to help you make the decision as to what might be the best pool for you and your family.
There are many factors to consider, including: your budget; the size of your lot; how much time and money you want to spend on maintenance; and even what part of the country you live in. Be sure to remember to ask the following key questions for each type of pool you might be interested in:
So if you're ready to take the plunge, read on. And just imagine coming home to your very own vacation hideaway - right in your own back yard!
What kind of pool is right for my family?
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Aboveground pools are typically the least expensive types you can purchase. They are the summer-fun answer for those who don't want to make the larger commitment of an in-ground pool. If you're ready for a ton of backyard fun, but aren't quite ready for a permanent structure in your yard, then an aboveground may be the way to go.
Points to Ponder
* Inexpensive: Above-grounds are great for those looking for a relatively inexpensive way to provide years of backyard family entertainment.
* Moveable soft wall only: If you move, you can take your pool with you, give it to a friend or even sell it. Or you can leave it as a benefit for the next owner of your home.
* Quick to install grab a couple of handy neighbors and you can be hosting a pool party in just a couple of days. Pool
Warehouse Soft wall pools can be installed by one person in less than 2 hours.
* Good for Small Lots: If getting a backhoe into your yard would be next-to-impossible, an aboveground can generally be carried in a kit to your yard and set up.
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In-ground pools are more expensive than Above Ground Pools, but they are also a permanent home improvement. They add aesthetic, as well as intrinsic, value to your home. And when it comes time to sell your house, an inground pool is generally more appealing to potential buyers.
Inground range from play pools with depths of 3-to-5 feet to diving pools with
3-8 Plus depths appropriate for the divers in your family. Before you purchase an inground pool, you need to think about how your family will use it. Do they like to play a lot of water sports? Then maybe a play pool with sports set-ups is the answer. Do they like to swim laps? Perhaps a rectangular design is best for you. Or do you have a combination of swimmers and splashers? How about an L-shaped pool so everyone is happy? Thinking about usage and then designing with those needs in mind is the key to building a pool that your entire family will be happy with for years to come.
Okay, let's assume you've decided how your family will use the pool and what your approximate budget is. Now, let's talk about your primary options in an inground pool.
A vinyl-liner pool is furnished to the installer or customer in kit form (Polymer or Steel
Walls). After excavation, the panel walls are bolted or fastened together and supported at the bottom by a concrete footing. The vinyl liner is spread over the interior of the pool and covers the excavated floor and paneled walls. It is connected to the top of the panel walls by a vinyl rib at the outside edge of the liner. Be sure to ask your liners generally have to be replaced in your area of the country. Construction time for vinyl-liner pools is typically one to three weeks.
Points to Ponder
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can install a vinyl wall pool any where as long as you have a good excavation
crew everything else can be completed by the pool owner or just subcontract out
the rest.
* Weather: Vinyl-liner pools are popular
across the untied States and around the world. Can be used in the extreme hot
deserts to the coldest climates areas of the country. Draining them down and covering them until the spring can easily winterize these pools
for the colder areas make winterizing the pool a snap.
*Smooth Surface: The vinyl liner is smooth and nonporous just like the
fiberglass, making stain removal easy and maintenance a breeze . Savings match fiberglass on operation costs (chemicals-etc.).
*Pool Warehouse offers: Polymer wall swimming pool kits at a fraction of the cost of a Pool Builder.
* Do-It-Your-self kits & Home Owners "Subcontracting": Build your dream pool. Pool Warehouse will supply you with a complete pool-kit, installation manual and 2 hour long video (3 complete installations on tape). All shipped out to your house in 7-14 days (Standard Pools). No shipping or tax*AZ.
*We have the best equipment and pools today. So if you are looking for the highest quality swimming pool kit for a great price you have found it. Please read all information on the web site and choose your style of pool. Call or email your complete address, style and size of pool with the options you would like. We will fax or email you a contract-estimate for your pool.
What is the difference between
Polymer and Steel: The polymer pools are made of Hi-impact polystyrene
resin. The popularity of the Polymer pool is growing by leaps and bounds
because it will not rust and is stronger and smarter than a steel wall pool. Example of the industry
at large: Cars where made of steel at one time and now are all Fiberglass and
Polystyrene (polymer). All boats use a form of Poly styrene, boats
and pools have the same function keeping water separated. That is why we
offer a lifetime transferable warranty.
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A fiberglass pool is factory-manufactured and then installed in one piece in your back yard when your excavation is completed.
Points to Ponder:
* Price: Fiberglass pools are generally more expensive to purchase than concrete inground pools, but can save you money over the life of the pool. This is because they require fewer chemicals than concrete pools. You also avoid future re-plastering and liner replacement costs.
* Maintenance: Unlike a plaster finish, a fiberglass shell does not change the chemistry of the water, so you often will use less acid. Because of the non-porous surface, you don't need to brush the pool nearly as often as a plaster-finished concrete pool. However, you typically do not need to brush a pebble-finish concrete pool as often as a plaster-finish pool, so when discussing this option with a dealer, be sure you are comparing apples to apples.
* Installation: Once your yard has been excavated, the pool is delivered in one piece and installed. Construction time is generally
3-days to about two weeks.
* Shock absorbent: What happens if the earth moves? Fiberglass has a
shock-absorbing ability that allows it to flex up to 2 feet.
Other Things to Think About
Important laws regarding safety must be considered before choosing your new pool. Specific regulations vary with each community, so be sure you are clear about the letter of the law before installation begins.
There are myriad other options and accessories available to complete your backyard retreat. Once you've decided on the pool type and style best suited to your needs, be sure to ask about the following:
* Covers: A pool cover can be a wonderful addition to your pool and/or spa area, and one of their main benefits can be increased safety. Covers come in many varieties and can extend the swimming season of your pool by several weeks by retaining the solar heat that is generated each day. Also, if you live in a highly wooded area, they can be used to keep leaves and other debris out of your pool. Many covers come in automatic or manual versions.
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* Heaters: Pool heaters come in many shapes and sizes. In milder climes, you can enjoy year-round swimming by adding a heater to your pool set-up.
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* Filters: There also are many types of pool filters designed to meet the particular needs of your pool. Your dealer or builder can help you choose the one right for you.
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* Cleaners and Water Levelers: From automatic inground cleaning systems that you just "set and forget" to jazzy, high-tech pool vacs that literally climb your pool walls, there are a variety of systems available to help you keep your pool sparkling clean. If you're the type who likes to splash and dash, you'll certainly be interested in learning more about automatic water levelers that keep the water level in your pool at just the right setting.
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Landscape and Design Options
What's Your Pleasure?
Always wanted an oasis-like lagoon in your back yard? Or perhaps an elegant, serene setting is more to your liking. The use of water features and other design enhancements is a perfect way to integrate your pool into your overall design concept.
Water features run the gamut from simple fountains that provide a relaxing
environment to intimate, cave-like waterfalls.
So, as you can see, there are nearly as many choices and options for your pool as there are as many types and styles. So take a deep breath and dive right in - you'll be glad you did!
Questions to ask any dealer or builder you visit
* What's their percentage of on-time installations?
* How do they resolve complaints?
* Do they belong to your local Better Business Bureau or the National Spa and
Pool Institute? Have they had an excessive number of complaints lodged against
them? Have they satisfactorily resolved most of the complaints?
* What percentage of their work is done by in-house crews vs. sub-contractors?
* How long have their crews been working for them?
* What kind of crew turnover do they have?
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* What kind of warranty do they provide and what does it cover?
