Backyard Pools
For children there is nothing quite
like heading out to the backyard pool on a hot day and impressing friends and
family members with a series of cannonballs, jack-knifes, and can openers. The
joy derived from a pool is not limited to kids, though. Pools provide a great
source of exercise for those looking to drop a few pounds, and they are perfect
for anyone who wants to spend a little time in the sun during peak tanning
hours.
In most Southern states like North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Texas concrete pools dominate backyards.
People do not have to worry about cracks forming due to long, cold winters.
However, in places like Illinois, Iowa, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, Minnesota,
New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin concrete pools
generally are not strong enough to make it through the cold weather changes. Anyone
who wants a backyard pool that is going to last in the harsh weather can really
only rely on fiberglass pools that are built to flex with the ground movement.
Benefits of Backyard Fiberglass
Pools
At Expert Pools, we are aware of the
fact that not every fiberglass pool or spa is exactly the same. That is why we
employ the latest technology and use only the finest materials in our designs.
We have developed a distinctive fiberglass composite that features a ceramic
layer between the vinyl ester and polyester resin layers. This ceramic interior
makes the pool stronger and it waterproofs the pool's finish.
Technology is not the only thing
that separates us from other fiberglass pool distributors. We are the
number-one ranked builder of in-ground pools in the area, our work has been
featured on the hit TV show Extreme Home Makeover, and our stock of
one-piece fiberglass pools is unmatched. We are also willing to take the time
to see that a customer gets exactly what he is looking for when purchasing a
pool. For instance, if you can't visualize what a pool will look like in your
backyard, we can stop by with a full-sized, fabric template that will give you
a better picture. We also offer three dimensional design for no additional
charge.
fiberglass surfaces are very smoothe, however water chemistry is a constant nag. plaster is traditional and the most cost effective route. With plaster, you wont have have constant chemistry problems that you will with fiberglass. i think the most complaints about plaster is that over time the surface shows etching and moltling due to calcium hardness. if you live in the south this is something you will not be able to avoid. i personally think it gives the pool character. pebble tek is fairly new, though almost twice as expensive then traditional plaster, it will not show the calcium build-up nearly as much. since the surface is tiny pebbles its not as abbrasive as plaster.... now all surfaces will have etching and motling, and you will notice if the suface is colored alot more than you would if the suface was the traditional white.
ReplyDeletemy personal fav is a beige type color of pebble tek or diamond brite.
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