Using innovative construction methods to the pool industry, we feel we can provide the most structural and longest lasting product in the pool market for similar prices of fiberglass and plaster finished pools.
10” thick floors and walls using 4,500psi rebar reinforced concrete which provides far superior structural integrity than vinyl or fiberglass. We then apply 2 coats of waterproofing and then use porcelain coping and porcelain all-tile interiors that outlast all other finishes and maintain their beauty for a lifetime.
(No plastic, no vinyl, no fiberglass, no plaster)
When it comes to pools, bigger doesn’t always mean better. There are options where a smaller pool can provide multiple functions such as cooling, soaking, floating, hot pool, therapy pool, swim stream, and entertaining guest, that provide numerous advantages over full-size options. They are easier to maintain, offer a wide range of custom designs, and are perfect for any yard, especially compact yards and second homes. These unique pools are energy efficient, stylish, versatile, and can help you achieve it all while enhancing your relaxation and entertainment. The allure of a unique pool lies not only in its space-saving abilities but also in its inherent charm. It beckons with a sense of intimacy that larger pools lack, creating an atmosphere of exclusivity and coziness by adding deck and lounging area, fire pit and outdoor furniture, pergola, outdoor cook center, or possibly raised planter areas where homeowners can unwind, socialize, and escape the stresses of modern life.
Which pool lasts the longest?
Concrete pools are structurally engineered, rebar reinforced, and are also the most popular, highly customizable, and have the longest lifespan compared to vinyl liner and fiberglass pools.
What is the longest lasting pool finish?
Tile is the longest-lasting interior finish for a pool. Tile is also resistant to chemical corrosion, impervious to liquids and vapors, resistant to fading, staining and discoloration. And, unlike fiberglass, vinyl liner, or plaster surfaces, tile surfaces can retain their appearance and surface integrity indefinitely.
Is it a good idea to tile the entire pool?
An all-tile pool is a terrific way to enhance a property and add value. In fact, it is said that an all-tile pool can increase a home value by 5-8%.
Porcelain tiled pools can last a long time, potentially decades, with proper maintenance and care. Some estimates suggest they can last up to 75 years or even a lifetime. The durability of porcelain tiles, combined with regular cleaning and maintenance, contributes to their longevity.
Factors Affecting Lifespan