Inground Pool Prices and Advice

After deciding what you want your inground pool to include (see previous post below), you are ready to ask for a quote from a swimming pool builder in your area.  For comprehensive information on how to buy a swimming pool, I strongly suggest that you check out this site:

How to Buy a Swimming Pool the Right Way

While you’re negotiating with your swimming pool builder, here are some points to keep in mind:

• Ask for a complete invoice with all the costs before paying your deposit.  This will minimize the likelihood of surprise expenses later.
• Ask for warranties on every single component and accessory (pump, heater, etc.) whenever available – these will come in handy a few years down the road.
• To guard against delays in installation, don’t pay in full before the job is finished, if possible.
• If you live in Canada, here’s some good news for you: Swimming pools falls under the new Canadian home renovation plan, which offers rebates of up to $1,350 for home renovations.  For more information please click here.