Your fiberglass pool and landscaping can be ready for use in just three weeks! This is how long an entire project usually takes, but you could be swimming much sooner depending on the size of your project.

In Contrast with a concrete pool installation, it can often take up to 3 months or more before you are swimming.

Having a smooth non-abrasive gelcoat will help keep sensitive skin safe. For people with spinal cord injuries who have no sensation in their legs or feet this can be very important. This factor is also a benefit to those with numbness in the feet due to diabetes not to mention those rowdy playing kids!

You'll never have to worry about puncturing your gelcoat or cracking any part of this pool's structure while playing with friends every day! Your dog (or cat) can also enjoy swimming without damaging its surface, thanks again to fiberglass' ability to withstand animal claws - making it one great option for the whole family!

Fiberglass is the way to go if you want a long last pool. Most vinyl liners must be replaced every 6-12 years. A concrete pool will need to be completely resurfaced about every 10 years. A fiberglass pool can go untouched or more than 30 years!

Fiberglass pools are also easier and more affordable to maintain. Their smooth surface makes cleaning a breeze compared to the rough porous surfaces of a concrete pool. This also eliminate much of the need for more abrasive chemical keeping your family safer. You'll spend approximately ⅓ of the cost maintaining your fiberglass pool compared to choosing vinyl or concrete. Save more money and don't bother with the pool boy. Fiberglass pools are easy to maintain yourself and take only an average of 45 minuets per week.

A salt water system is a very popular choice. Using a salt water system with your fiberglass pool can provide high-quality water with lower maintenance than your typical chlorine pool. The best thing about it? It's gentler on the skin as a result of using less chlorine. It shouldn't fade or ruin your bathing suit. Overall you will use fewer chemicals in the up keep making it cheaper to run. A concrete surface will degrade over time if using a salt cell system but for fiberglass pools it's not problem at all.