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When homeowners begin researching pool construction, one of the first decisions they face is who to hire. Many people use the terms “pool builder” and “pool contractor” interchangeably, but there are important differences between the two. Understanding those differences can help homeowners choose the right partner for their project and avoid issues later in the process.

When you shop for a car, you have plenty of questions. How efficient is it? How reliable is it? What options are available? So on and so forth. The same is true if you’re buying a new TV, new appliances, or anything that is a considerable investment. The same goes for building a pool. You have a lot of options when it comes to building a pool. From material and design to customization and features, there are a lot of decisions to make, and thus a lot of due diligence to perform. Here are a few important questions you should ask any prospective pool builder.

Adding a pool to your property? Deciding who to hire can be overwhelming. Choosing the right pool contractor can give you a pool that will last for years to come. However, hiring the wrong contractor can result in problems with the install and the overall quality of your pool.

Having a swimming pool in your backyard can be a great place to entertain or simply relax and unwind.  However there are several other advantages that accompany a pool than just the aesthetics.  Here are a few of the health benefits that swimming provides.

Every industry has its own vernacular and jargon.  If you aren’t familiar with ins and outs of a certain topic, it can sound like a foreign language.  Whether it’s medicine, engineering, technology, or something else, trying to keep up in a conversation among those respective professionals can be challenging.  Pool building, just like any expertise, has its fair share of technical terms.  Here are a few that can help you discuss all things pool design like a pro.