Concrete pools

Every type of inground pool has its inherent problems, including concrete pools. In this article, we explain 5 problems with gunite pools and how you can prepare for them.

Want to build a DIY concrete swimming pool? It will be a challenge, but it can be done. This article explains the equipment that you will need, the building steps, the cost, and more.

Should you get a fiberglass pool, or one made of concrete? This article lays out the advantages and disadvantages of each.

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While a modern fibreglass pool is a more permanent looking option that a vinyl lined above ground pool, its to be expected that the less you spend on a pool the more likely you’ll be replacing it sooner. When considering the fibreglass vs concrete question it is interesting to note that we renovate a lot of concrete pools and we have to pull out a lot of fibreglass pools because they can’t be brought up to date cost effectively.

We're going over all the details of our in-ground pool installation including cost, materials used, why we picked those materials, construction process, and everything else in-between!

An inground pool costs $80 to $250 per square foot with installation or $25,000 to $100,000 total, depending on the size and material. Fiberglass and vinyl swimming pools cost less than concrete inground pools but don't last as long. Small plunge pools and semi-inground pools cost less than average.

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What is it like to build a concrete pool? Is it hard to build? In this article, we focus on 4 big issues and explain the process of concrete pool construction from start to finish.

Looking to upgrade your outdoor space? Explore 7 beautiful pool remodeling ideas to add style and value to your property.