Do I need a fence around my above ground pool?
Do I need a fence around my above ground pool?
Many municipalities do require a pool fence even for above ground pools. In most cases, you must have a fence of at least four feet tall. As long as the body of water (either in-ground or above ground) is at least 18 inches deep, you do need to install a fence.
Can I put above ground pool on grass?
You can install your above ground pool in just a few hours on a concrete slab, a groundsheet, a bed of sand, or directly on the grass. But preparing the surface carefully in advance is critical to avoid punctures and tears to your pool.
How many years do above ground pools last?
The average above ground pool will last 7–15 years before the structure gives out. Their liners will last 5–9 years before they have to be replaced. For an in-ground structure, the longevity really is contingent on the type of pool. For example, fiberglass should last well over 20 years.
What is the deepest above ground pool?
You may be thinking above ground pools cannot be that deep, but they can actually go as far down as 8 feet or more! This is due to the elasticity of the vinyl liners. The vinyl liner can accommodate a space that may not be shaped exactly like a perfect pool. When installing, make sure it is over a gradual slope.
Do above ground pools increase property tax?
Above-ground pools do not add property value since they are movable. Hence if you need to add value to your property an in-ground swimming pool may be the option for you. An increase in property value translates to increases in property taxes by an equal magnitude.
Can you negotiate pool prices?
You can do some of the work yourself. Then there's the obvious: You can negotiate a lower price with the pool builder. The truth is, you can always try to negotiate a lower price for your pool project, the same way you an try to negotiate over any other sort of custom home improvement project.
Why above ground pools are better?
No matter which type of pool is built, pool safety is a concern. Aboveground pools are generally considered safer than inground pools because without a surrounding pool deck, falling into the pool is less of a possibility.
What do you do with a pool you don’t want?
The number one reason homeowners choose round above ground pools over ovals is the price. While that may not be shocking, just how much can be saved overall might be. Round pools provide more swimming area at a lower price meaning you're getting the best price per gallon.
Is a pool worth the money?
Despite what you may have heard in the past, YES, an inground swimming pool does increase the value of your home. A few years ago, the National Association of Realtors stated that on average, an inground swimming pool will increase a home's value by 4–6%.