Step 1: Choose a pool type
The first step in your journey is to decide what kind of pool is right for you. Your budget, lifestyle, landscape, available space, and personal taste will all play a part in whether an inground or above ground pool is the best fit. If you’ve already made up your mind, we will explore all the accessories and features that make your pool unique in step two.
If you’re trying to decide between an above ground pool and inground pool, this article will help you decide which one is best for you.
Landscapes, budgets, lifestyles, future plans and many other factors can help you determine the best pool for you. Above Ground pools are affordable and easy to install, while inground pools offer a different experience and look. Consider the pros and cons of the two main types of pools.
Step 2: Accessories and features
Not only do you need to think about key decisions such as shape, size, and depth, but you also need to consider the overall look and functionality required for the new pool. There are a variety of options, from a variety of construction materials to safety features, pumps and filters to run the pool. To prioritize your budget, it’s important to understand how to use the pool. With so many options, you need to decide which accessories are essential and which are desirable. If you have children, safety features such as fences and pool alarms should be your main concern. You can also consider a tanning bar that provides a comfortable place for younger children to scatter. On the other hand, if the pool is the main attraction for parties and gatherings, we recommend considering the built-in spa and deck area as an additional place for socializing. Let’s take a look at some of the available options to understand how to balance your budget.
Step 3: Find a builder
Finding the right contractor to build the pool requires research and verification. Builder Locator helps you start a list of potential candidates. You can also ask your family and friends for advice. From there, you need to review the reviews, talk to the builder about the pool you need, and get quotes from multiple sources.
Step 4: Excavate and build
Of course, the final step in building a pool is to dig up and build an oasis in the backyard! You probably spent a month or so finding the right builder, deciding on the type of pool, designing the best pool for your budget and needs, and getting the right permits. The rest of the construction work is expected to take 6-8 weeks.
