When considering trendy and stylish pool features, it’s natural to envision newly constructed pools, but there are plenty of upgrades for existing pools that can elevate the swimming experience. One increasingly popular option is a sun shelf.
Choosing a plaster pump may seem like a job in and of itself. Whether you’re upgrading from an older model, replacing broken equipment or making a first-time investment, the best approach is to ask lots of questions so you can understand your options.
As we approach 2024, a question arises in the industry: Should we build in-ground pools in cold-climate regions?
Can hydroblasting equipment get you through a pool remodel faster? It depends on who you ask.
Many DIY homeowners and pool professionals alike are hailing ICF pools as being an easier, faster and more energy-efficient type of pool construction.
How is this rise in interest rates affecting the pool industry, and what can builders expect in the coming months?
If the plaster exists on top of a poor build, however, even the best maintenance efforts won’t keep the pool in shape.
Builders and manufacturers offer is an automatic in-floor cleaning system, which can preserve a pool’s aesthetics with barely visible hardware while also providing low-maintenance upkeep.
When a customer is conceptualizing the pool of their dreams, industry experts will invariably throw in a suggestion or a reminder to include an element that — somewhat ironically — may literally shroud their masterpiece from view.
Why pool pros say picking the right subcontractors for your plaster is essential.
Despite that there have been many pool industry positives to come out of the past couple of years, the pool building permit process has seen its share of issues. “The pandemic has had significant negative impacts to permitting projects,” says Jeffrey Anderson, managing member at Mayan Pools & Sports Construction in Atlanta. Mayan Pools builds…
An Austin, Texas, ordinance allowing pool builders to use third-party inspectors on their projects has fostered a more streamlined experience for both builders and city municipalities. “Due to the lack of available city inspectors [in Austin], it can take days or even weeks to move onto the next part of the pool installation process,” says…