Wednesday 4 November 2015

The Advantages Of A Fiberglass Pool

Swimming pools are an ideal way to spend time with friends and family in a relaxing and fun atmosphere. Anyone who owns a swimming pool knows they not only add to the quality of your life, but they also enhance your personal health.

When you’re working with your swimming pool contractor from Imperial Pools, talk with him about the various fiberglass pool shapes there are to choose from when making a decision on your family’s pool project. Your pool contractor from Imperial Pools will explain there are many advantages to owning a fiberglass swimming pool, one of which is the fact that these types of pools are the quickest and easiest to install and that means you will be able to jump in and enjoy it much more quickly than other styles.


To install a fiberglass pool, your contractor will need to excavate the site, place the pool in the hole and then work on installing the plumbing and electricity necessary to complete the project before fill is incorporated to the area to stabilize the pool shell.

Fiberglass pools are considered virtually maintenance free compared to vinyl liner or concrete styles. They are also made of composite materials that are strong and allow them to withstand temperature fluctuations – ideal if you live in an area of the country that deals with that type weather.

In addition to being sturdy, fiberglass pools also typically require fewer chemicals to keep the water balanced. The main reason for this is that this type pool will not impact the pH level of the water. You won’t likely have to deal with algae in a fiberglass pool because the surface is so smooth that there is nowhere for algae to get a foothold.

A major disadvantage, if you want to call it that, you can’t remove the water from the pool. It is a rare occasion that you would need to drain your pool, but when that occurs you would need to work with your pool contractor to make that happen. If a novice attempts to drain the water from a fiberglass swimming pool, it will “float” and that can negatively impact the integrity of the pool.


If you’re in the market for a swimming pool, spend some time looking at the benefits a fiberglass pool offers.