YOU ASK, WE ANSWER

Welcome to our blog where you can find answers to our most frequently asked questions. These articles were spawned from the Famous Marcus Sheridan Philosophy of "They Ask, You Answer". Our goal is to help educate potential pool owners so they can make the best decision when it comes to purchasing their swimming pool, regardless of type or whom they buy it from. We are always looking for input so if you have a great article idea please let us know and we will do our best to get an article up asap.

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Michael Bowers

Beach Entry Fiberglass Pools

There has been alot of recent hype over what has been marketed as newly developed idea in fiberglass pools and that is the beach entry type pool. A beach entry type pool is a pool that has no step down into the pool. Its as if you are at the beach and you walk into the water that slowly gradually gets deeper. This idea has been incoporated into concrete/gunite pools for quite some time now. The beach entry pool is something fairly new to the fiberglass pool market and one ma

Michael Bowers

4 Things to know about the Concrete Pool Construction Process

4 things to know about the concrete pool construction process. The process to build a concrete pool can be a long, messy and at times frustrating ordeal. Understanding these 4 critical concrete pool issues will help you make the most informed decision when deciding whether to purchase a concrete or a fiberglass pool. Pool Pros specializes in building fiberglass pools, but we know concrete pools all too well, and we are here to help. Our blog has info on hidden cost of concret

Michael Bowers

Vinyl vs Fiberglass vs Concrete Pools

VINYL LINED IN GROUND POOLS PROS 1: Vinyl lined pools typically take 3-6 weeks to build 2: Initial costs vary from $19,000-$50,000, which is the lowest cost in ground pool. 3: Vinyl Pools are just as customizable as concrete pools. If you can dream it you can make it. 4: Vinyl pools do have a smoother surface than a concrete pool but are much less durable. CONS 1: Vinyl Lined Pools are the most likely to leak 2: Liners need to be replaced every 5-9 years at a cost of over $5,