Outdoor Pools

Above ground pools
Inground pools
Concrete pools

Straightforward construction

Building an indoor pool is a massive undertaking. With an outdoor swimming pool, you’re working with fewer structural elements. There’s no need for the walls, ceilings, or ventilation systems that an indoor pool requires. You’re not dealing with the same level of design intricacies that come with integrating the pool into a building, which makes the entire process simpler and faster. Outdoor pools also typically require fewer permits and inspections compared to indoor pools, since building codes are stricter for indoor pools in most places. Outdoor pool construction impacts your day-to-day living significantly less than building an indoor pool.

Simpler maintenance

Indoor pools trap moisture inside the building, requiring constant monitoring to prevent mold and structural damage from all that moisture. Outdoor pools let nature help in keeping things ventilated and don’t trap water vapor in your home. You won’t have to worry about installing and maintaining a ventilation or dehumidification system. With modern outdoor pools, debris like leaves and dirt can easily be managed with automated pool covers and advanced filtration systems. When planning installation, your swimming pool installer can incorporate many features that make cleaning a snap.

Takes advantage of solar rays

Swimming is a healthy activity no matter where you get your laps in, but getting out in the fresh air drastically increases your well-being. The warm glow of the sun, which delivers vitamin D, is great for mental and physical health. The sun also warms the pool, so you save on energy costs as opposed to an indoor pool that requires quite a bit of power to reach comfortable temperatures.

A safer choice for small children

An indoor pool can be a luxurious and sexy home feature for single or childless adults, but if you live with or regularly host young kids, an outdoor pool will give you more peace of mind. Children are prone to roaming, and keeping them out of an indoor pool can be difficult in moments when you’re distracted. An indoor pool deck also slightly slopes inward toward the pool to prevent water from overflowing, creating an extra hazard for small children.

Here are a few safety features that make an outdoor swimming pool more kidproof:
1. A sturdy, self-closing, and self-latching fence
2. A safety pool cover that supports the weight of a child
3. Alarms on the gate and the pool itself

Besides easing safety concerns, a backyard swimming pool provides a better overall environment for children to play. There is usually more leisure space around an outdoor pool, and the open-air acoustics make it more pleasant for the adults supervising boisterous kids. Indoor pools can become loud when kids’ laughs, playful screams, and splashes echo off the walls.

Can I install an above ground pool myself?
  1. Acquire a permit according to local laws and HOA guidelines
  2. Consult with your utility company to make sure you’re not over shallow utility lines
  3. Make sure you have an accessible outdoor electrical source
  4. Clear debris and level the area
  5. Assemble pool walls and supports
  6. Install your pool liner
  7. Fill pool halfway
  8. Install skimmer, filter, pump, return, and top rail
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