Pros and Cons of fibreglass pools

If you’re thinking of having your own pool built, there are many things to consider.

Here, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of fibreglass pools.

Having a pool at home is a gift for the entire family. The benefits make it worth the investment.

These days, fibreglass is the material of choice for many pool owners.

Let’s look at the pros and cons of fibreglass pools.

Pros of fibreglass pools

Durability
With proper care, our high-quality fiberglass pools boast a durable structure and surface that can stand the test of time.

Faster Installation Times
A fibreglass pool shell arrives completely manufactured and ready to be installed. You’ll be enjoying your pool in as little as two to six weeks. (*Depending on weather and permit accessibility)

Low Maintenance
Fibreglass has a non-porous gelcoat, making it algae resistant. The coat doesn’t react with chemicals that are commonly used for sanitising pools. You won’t need to dedicate much time to balancing chemicals or scrubbing the walls of the pool. Many of the usual chores associated with pools are reduced or eliminated with fibreglass.

Less Repairs in the Future
With fibreglass, there is no need for acid washing, resurfacing or relining over the life of your pool ownership. Without the need for this work, and the lower ongoing maintenance costs overall, you can save thousands of dollars.

Cons of fibreglass pools

You Can’t Have a Custom Shape

While there is a wide range of fibreglass pool designs readily available, you won’t be able to customise your pool.

You can however, choose the colour and add-ons and create a pool that will suit your needs and completely transform your living space into the perfect oasis for you to enjoy.