3 Factors to Consider When Choosing a Pool

A swimming pool can be a wonderful addition that significantly improves your quality of life. If you're considering investing in a pool, you're not alone. According to ComfyLiving, annual revenue from the swimming pool industry is just over $1.1 billion. That said, be sure to keep the following factors in mind when choosing a swimming pool so you can get the most out of your investment.

Pools come in various sizes and shapes. For instance, some smaller pools are around 10x20 feet, while larger pools can measure 20x40 feet. The right size pool should be able to accommodate your family. Besides considering the size, also keep in mind there are many designs and shapes to choose from. You can have the basic rectangular pool which is always practical. You can also choose from oval or round pool designs, kidney-shaped swimming pools, and even other elaborate designs. More options include multi-sided pools, L-shaped swimming pools, and custom-made swimming pools.

Swimming pools can be manufactured from various materials like concrete, vinyl, or fiberglass. Each material option has its pros and cons, and the right pool material for you will also depend on the budget you have. Pool concrete is a flexible and customizable option but can take longer to install. Vinyl liners are also a great option with a low upfront cost, while fiberglass is extremely durable and offers a quick installation. You can consult with a professional pool installer to help you make an informed decision.

One of the most important considerations to make is where you'll place your swimming pool. If you look around your yard, the best spot for your pool is one that receives plenty of sunlight without compromising privacy. If you have a small backyard, make sure you don't install your pool too close to the fence or a boundary to avoid disrupting your neighbors. To make sure you enjoy the view of your pool, don't forget to spruce up the landscaping surrounding your pool. For pools that are near your home, try to consider your home's architectural style and how your new pool can easily integrate into that style.

It helps to conduct a bit of research to narrow your options. The good news is that Valley Pools can help you create your dream pool, so don't wait to get in touch with us. We would be happy to help!