FIBERGLASS POOLS:
A pool tailored for you!

Fiberglass pools are the fastest growing segment of residential pool construction. Fiberglass pools offer a highly gratifying and customizable means of turning your backyard into the perfect oasis. In contrast to concrete pools, they are the easiest to upkeep and boast superior durability. Choosing a fiberglass pool is an investment in a long-lasting, the lowest maintenance costs, and the lowest cost of operating, all of which will be a source of relaxation, enjoyment and beauty for years to come.

Frequently Asked Questions

The total cost of installing a pool can vary significantly depending on various factors such as the type of pool, size, location, materials used, additional features, and labor costs. In general, you can expect the cost of installing an in-ground pool to start from $55,000. This cost includes excavation, pool shell, plumbing, filtration system. The cost of permitting, decking, fencing, landscaping, and other necessary components are determined by the scope of the work.

Fiberglass pools are known for their durability and longevity. They are constructed using high-quality materials that are resistant to damage from harsh chemicals, UV rays, and weather elements. Additionally, the smooth gelcoat surface of fiberglass pools inhibits algae growth and makes cleaning easier.

Compared to other types of pools, fiberglass pools require minimal maintenance and are less prone to staining, fading, or deterioration over time. They are also less susceptible to cracking or leaking, thanks to their one-piece construction.

With proper installation and regular maintenance, fiberglass pools can last for decades, providing homeowners with a durable and enjoyable swimming experience.

Maintenance of a modern day pool can vary from as little as 15 minutes per week to 1 or 2 hours, depending on your choice of equipment, cleaning tools, and water chemistry products. Most of the pools we install are designed with minimal maintenance in mind providing you with the most efficient equipment and tools to minimize the work and maximize the relaxation!

Manufacturer warranties are available for most industry leading brands.

Latham Fiberglass Pools: A Lifetime limited Warranty on the structure as well as the pool finish

Latham Steel Pool Kits: A Lifetime Limited Warranty on steel kits.

Latham Liners: Up to 25 year Limited Warranty 5 year full, 20 years prorated

Pool Equipment: Each manufactures offers warranties for their pool equipment and the warranty is unique to the brands and products. See manufactures websites for details. Please refer to the specific brand. Elite Pool Builders only use professional quality pool equipment – Hayward, Pentair, Jandy, Zodiac, and Raypak Pool Products.

Pool Installation Warranty: Each of our builders/installers is an independent company. When you enter into a contract with them they will provide an installation warranty. This is specific to the work they are providing per the purchase agreement that you have with them specifically.

The limitations and requirements are specific to your municipality. Things to consider would include local zoning and building codes, property size and layout, environmental concerns, utility lines, and budget constraints. We will help you understand these factors in the very early stages of the process.

The installation time can vary based on factors such as site preparation, weather conditions, and the size and complexity of the project. However, generally:

  • Fiberglass pools are quicker to install. The installation process typically takes around 2 to 4 weeks from start to finish. This includes excavation, delivery and placement of the fiberglass shell, plumbing and electrical work, backfilling, and finishing touches such as decking and landscaping.
  • However, Vinyl liner pools will take longer to install because of the many stages required in advance of filling the pool. The installation process takes around 4 to 6 weeks. This includes excavation, construction of the pool structure (often using steel or polymer walls), installation of the vinyl liner, plumbing and electrical work, backfilling, and finishing touches.

It’s important to note that these timeframes are estimates and can vary depending on the specific circumstances of each project.

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