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Are you thinking about renovating or installing a new pool? Now is the perfect time! In an increasingly hectic and stressful world, the pool has become a healthy and refreshing escape to the outdoors. A new pool has the potential to become a beautiful addition to any backyard, as well as a space that creates priceless memories. Build your private oasis today with these tasteful trends that are sure to make a big splash in 2021.

Have you always wanted a pool but thought your yard was too small? That isn’t the case anymore. In fact, not only can you have the pool of your dreams, even in a limited or restricted space, it can have all of the amenities and features of a larger pool. From water features like fountains to design elements like tanning ledges, in addition to lighting, decking, and more, you can completely transform your yard. Furthermore, smaller pools require less maintenance. This means less skimming, fewer chemicals, and reduced scrubbing and sweeping. So even, if you have plenty of space for a pool, a cocktail pool can be a pleasant, low maintenance option. Here is everything you need to know about cocktail pools!

If you have a small yard or limited space on your property, you may have thought that a pool was out of the question.  However, there are pool varieties and many design options that can be perfect for any space.  These smaller pools can boast all of the amenities of a traditional size pool, but are perfectly designed and placed in even the quaintest of spaces.  Here are a couple pool layouts that can work for your home.

While winter is typically a short lived word in south Louisiana, it can still have some influence over your home’s pool.  With that being said, this time of the year can still mean that your pool could use some special attention.  Here are a few things to keep in mind as the calendar turns and the temperature drops.

Anytime you buy a home an inspection is a critical step in the purchasing process. Before you make the biggest investment of your life, you need to ensure that roof and foundation are in good shape, the electrical was done correctly, and that your soon-to-be new home is safe and sound. However, inspections should go beyond the walls of your house, especially if your new home has a pool. While a pool can be a fun and exciting feature, if it hasn’t been properly maintained or has underlying problems, it can cause major, expensive issues that could impact other areas of your home and property.