There are many things you can do to improve your property’s value, visual appeal, and functionality. You can replace your siding, remodel your kitchen or bathroom, or install a deck. However, building an outdoor inground pool can be your best bet. According to a Homelife.com article about buying pools, “a swimming pool not only transforms your backyard into an oasis but improves your health and happiness– and it even adds value to your property.”

That said, you can now start planning to build a swimming pool in your backyard, especially now that springtime in Perth has already begun. Doing this project in spring would allow you to get everything, from pool to landscaping, ready for summer. Furthermore, your newly built swimming pool can let your family bond much closer together over the coming holidays. Just keep in mind that such a project won’t come easy without properly identifying and weighing your options.

 

Swimming pools in Perth come in different materials and designs. You will most certainly be looking for a pool that is pleasant-looking, long-lasting, and affordable. A pool with every one of those qualities might be a tall order, but you can most surely find one that offers more perks. For instance, if you’re contemplating having an above-ground pool, chances are, you’ll have to deal with wear and limited depth, whereas an inground pool offers you not just longevity, but safety and design flexibility too.

 

An inground pool may cost you more upfront but add up all the advantages and it makes sense to buy it despite the added cost. This is how you make an informed investment decision regarding your property; the cost isn’t always king. Meanwhile, if you choose an inground pool, you’ll have to identify and compare the materials available on the market.

 

The most common materials for inground pools are concrete, vinyl, and fibreglass. Of the three, fibreglass has the most desirable qualities. Besides its smoothness, which gives it resistance against mould growth and therefore helps maintain the quality of the pool water, fibreglass is very easy to install. It is precast offsite and delivered to your property in one piece, which makes installation quick and easy.

 

Consider future running costs in budgeting so that you’ll know exactly which pool will give the best ROI. Typical inground swimming pool prices may seem high, but they offer lower future maintenance and care costs. An inground swimming pool also looks more in sync with the overall landscape and more inviting to swim in. To make an informed decision ensure you consult with reliable fibreglass pool vendors like Palm City Pools.

(Source: Buyer’s guide to swimming pools, homelife.com.au)