When it comes down to it, every type of inground swimming pool has its share of problems. Vinyl liner pools are very temporary, fiberglass pools have size/depth restrictions, and concrete pools have their drawbacks as well. In this article though, I’m going to point out some problems with concrete pools you may not have considered before, as these are things you should clearly know before moving forward with your inground pool purchase.

Let’s face it; many folks just don’t have a flat yard.  If you fall into that category and are interested in an inground pool you are probably asking yourself the following questions:

In the following video you’ll see an existing vinyl liner pool that we converted to fiberglass.  The most amazing aspect of this entire project is that the dilapidated vinyl pool your about to see is only 15 years old….and it’s already gone through three liners!  

With the summer upon approaching rapidly, many folks out there are debating whether or not they should go with an underground pool (aka “inground”) or one that sets on top the ground.

If you are considering the purchase of an inground pool, you’re probably wondering what maintenance costs you can expect to encounter as the years pass on.  As you’ll see, the answer to that question largely depends on the type of pool you choose:  concrete, vinyl, or fiberglass.

With real-estate a premium even in difficult economies, many back yards today simply don't have a whole lot of space. This being said, just because you have a small backyard doesn't mean you shouldn't consider installing an inground swimming pool. This article will discuss some of the common questions associated with this important topic.

Are you considering a coping upgrade on your new fiberglass pool?  If so, take a minute to check out this video outlining how NOT to install fiberglass pool coping.

Last week, I opened my swimming pool up for the season and was surprised to find the results-- it was green...REALLY GREEN.

In the market for an inground pool?  If so, you're certainly looking for the options and accessories that best meet your needs. 

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