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Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes, we can help you design a custom swimming pool that meets your specific needs, preferences, and budget.


When comparing inground vinyl liner pools to fiberglass or concrete options, vinyl liners deliver a unique mix of affordability, customization, rapid installation, and low upkeep. These advantages make them an appealing choice for homeowners who want a beautiful backyard oasis without the high cost or long wait times associated with other pool types.


  • Cost effective (lower initial installation costs)
  • Design flexibility: custom shapes, depths, colors, and patterns that are not limited by factory molds.
  • Fast installation


Fiberglass pools deliver a unique combination of rapid installation, minimal upkeep, and long-term savings, making them an attractive alternative to vinyl liner and concrete pools.


  • Quick installation: ready in as little as 2-3 weeks.
  • Low maintenance: typically requires less chemicals and scrubbing than vinyl or concrete.
  • Exceptional durability
  • Comfortable surface
  • Cost effective over time: while the initial costs may be higher with installation, these costs are recuperated over time vs vinyl or concrete.


The typical installation time frame for a vinyl liner pool is 6-8 weeks, and a fiberglass pool being 3-5 weeks.


The best way to keep your swimming pool clean is to regularly skim the surface, brush the walls and floor, and use a pool vacuum. It is also important to maintain proper chemical levels in the water.


The use of salt in pools offers several advantages; here are some key upsides:


  • Easier to maintain
  • Lower chemical content, which can be easier on the eyes and skin
  • Consistent chlorine levels
  • Lower maintenance costs


While saltwater has great upsides, there are also some downsides to consider:


  • Higher initial cost
  • Corrosion to metal components and other materials
  • Specialized maintenance


You should test the water in your swimming pool at least once a week, and more frequently during periods of heavy use or extreme weather.


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