Lucas Firmin Blog

He’s making a list. He’s checking it twice. Wait a second. It’s not that jolly old elf, St. Nick. It’s your Baton Rouge pool contractor. And that list he’s making? Well, if it’s not the naughty and nice list, it must be the details and costs of your dream pool. You’ve decided on concrete over fiberglass and vinyl-liner pools. You’ve chosen the pool’s shape, size, and decking. Now, it’s time to calculate the price.

When it comes to building your pool, the most important decision—after deciding to build—is the shape of your pool. Is a classic geometric pool the right addition for your spacious lawn? Or is your oblong lot better suited for a freeform spa? Available space is certainly a factor, but what other things should you consider when deciding on the right shape for your Baton Rouge pool?

When designing the perfect outdoor space for your in-ground swimming pool, deciding on the right deck is a key step in the process. As with any major home construction project, you’ve probably narrowed your choices down by asking yourself the following questions:

“If you want a pool so badly, dig it yourself!”

Maybe you’ve said it. Maybe it was said to you. Chances are it didn’t end well. If you were or have an industrious child, this overwrought phrase might’ve ended with some very dirty kids and a giant pit in your backyard.

Don’t risk it. Besides avoiding the under-aged demolition crew, there are several truly persuasive reasons to own an in-ground pool.

You’ve made the commitment to building the pool of your dreams. All of the experts say that in-ground swimming pool construction generally takes 4-6 weeks from dig to dive. But before you break ground on a new pool, you first have to