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Making the decision to build a swimming pool is an easy one, especially once you consider the many benefits of pool ownership. If the decision to build is simple, selecting the shape, size and "look" of your backyard paradise is a little more challenging. The options available today are literally limitless, and your backyard paradise can range from the traditional rectangular pool of your childhood days to a more sophisticated tropical paradise pool that rivals the finest creations of Mother Nature. To help you with this, LifeSpaces has included steps designed to make the process go smoother and aid you in creating the pool that meets your needs and desires.

Lifespaces will help you create the perfect pool for your backyard. Choose specific options that fit your lifestyle. Once you made educated decisons, you'll recieve a quote on your personal paradise. You can then decide if a hassle-free pool in your space is just what the family wants.

Consider this...

Inground Vinyl

Traditional inground pools usually have reinforced walls with vinyl-liners. Rectangular pools are most common, but an interesting variety of L-shaped, free form, and other shapes are also available. Manufacturers have created many new liner patterns and colors, so there are many options pool owners can choose to enhance their poolscapes. Excavation of the pool site is usually necessary before installation, so inground vinyl pools fall into a more expensive price range. Optional features add to the price, but they are often worth the extra cost for the aesthetic benefits.

Fiberglass

Another popular selection is a fiberglass pool. These units are a one-piece shell, which is installed directly into the ground. These types of pools are usually made of a full fiberglass molded shell, but some combine concrete or other materials with the fiberglass. You can choose lots of styles and shapes; delivery and installation are normally faster than traditional in-ground construction pools. Some pool owners prefer the fiberglass finish, which eliminates the need for liners and re-surfacing. Fiberglass swimming pools can be easier to maintain, requiring fewer chemicals. Find out more pros and cons of fiberglass pools from LifeSpaces.