Top Pros and Cons of Fiberglass Pools

1. Top Pros and Cons of Fiberglass Pools Fiberglass swimming pools are among the most popular pool types, thanks to their many benefits. They are low-maintenance, fast-installs, and highly durable. However, fiberglass pools are not flawless and have their downsides. The following are some of the common pros and cons of installing a fiberglass swimming pool. Pros of Fiberglass Pools Fast installation Low maintenance costs Durability Attractive design options 1.Fast Installation Fiberglass swimming pools take less time to install. Usually, the installation may take between one to six weeks, depending on the ground, the location, the availability of resources, and the team that you hire. This is a top pro since most other pool types take from three to six months to complete. 2.Low maintenance costs Fiberglass pools are not prone to such harmful elements as algae. They are also hard to puncture or crack. Their smooth and algae-resistant surface makes it easier and cheaper to maintain. In addition, the pools do not affect pool water chemistry, which reduces the need to add acids to the water to balance the pH levels.

2. 3.Fiberglass pools are durable These pool types are strong and will not worry you about punctures or cracking, making them the perfect investment. Whether your children are playing on it every day or your pets jump and scratch it all the time, you do not have to worry about their sturdiness. They can maintain their look and smooth surface without a need for refinishing or resurfacing, getting you more durability benefits. 4.Attractive design options A fiberglass swimming pool can be simplistic yet attractive. It is also easier to customize them to the client's needs and preferences. With a variety of aesthetics, color finishes, ceramic waterline tile options, and the freedom to add LED lights and water features makes them fun to install and use. Cons of Fiberglass Pools Limited options Require a higher upfront capital 1.Limited options With a fiberglass swimming pool, you have limited options. For example, if you need a bigger one, you will have to look for other options since fiberglass ones cannot be bigger than 16” by 40” by 8.5” in size. 2.Higher installation costs You need a bigger capital to buy and install a fiberglass swimming pool. The manufacturing and installation take much of your capital. Add-ons such as water features and retaining walls, among others, may also raise the costs. Contact Us: Special Care Patios & Pools PO Box 580 Pigeon Forge, TN 37868 Office: (865) 436-5120 Mobile: (865) 654-3260 Email: info@specialcarepools.com Website: https://specialcarepools.com/