Concrete inground pools can be any size or shape. A professionally designed swimming pool can blend seamlessly with your home, effectively making it an extension. Concrete pools are popular for residential use due to their durability. You can replaster pools as needed over time. 

After excavating the yard, we will use rebar or steel rods to line the sides and bottom of the hole. We will shape the rebar according to the pool’s design, including ramps, steps, and other features. We will then spray shotcrete or gunite to form the pool shell. We can add stone or tile finishes to the surfaces of concrete pools.

Fiberglass inground pools are the easiest to install. They are already pre-formed and ready to install as soon as we excavate the yard. Because they’re pre-made, it’s rare to get a customized design. Still, there are many models and sizes to choose from with benches, steps, wedges, and maybe built-in spas already pre-formed as well.

Not only is its construction easy, but maintenance would also be a breeze. Fiberglass has a smooth finish, which makes it resistant to algae. However, the same surface would deteriorate over time from exposure to the sun and chemicals. Homeowners can choose to recoat the surface, but the process won’t be so easy.

Vinyl inground pools are made using a custom-designed steel wall covered with a vinyl liner. They are the easiest to customize in terms of size and shape. Some vinyl pools arrive as kits that are assembled on site.

Vinyl pools are the least expensive and also the least durable option.

The vinyl liner has to be changed every ten years or so. They also deteriorate over time from exposure to chemicals. However, some pools have fungus or UV inhibitors, which does extend the life of the vinyl liner.