Pool Opening

Option:

Service Request

Pool

Openings

Pool Openings Document

Customer Responsibilities Prior to our Technician’s Arrival

Clear water and debris from the winter cover

- Please remove all water and debris from the winter cover prior to your appointment.
- If the cover is not cleared, the appointment will need to be rescheduled.
- When time permits, our technician may pump the cover for an additional pump charge.
- Equipment that can be used to pump off the cover is available for purchase at our Latham and Saratoga locations.

Raise the water level to normal operating height

- Water must be at the middle of the skimmer prior to our technician’s arrival.
- Low water levels may prevent the pump from running, or chemicals from being added to the pool.
- If the pump is unable to pull water from the skimmer due to low water level, the technician may be able to use the main drain when available.
  - This may require the plug to be left in the skimmer and will be noted on the opening form.
- Return visits requested by the customer will result in additional service fees.

Place all necessary equipment poolside on the pool deck

- Please have ladders, grab rails, fittings (eyeballs), and any other items needed poolside and visible on the pool deck.
- Our technicians cannot enter homes, garages, sheds, or other storage areas to retrieve these items, so please be sure that they are out prior to the morning of your scheduled appointment.

Ensure power is on to the pool equipment

- The pump must have power so our technician can start and test your system.
- If no power is available, the technician will prepare the system, but cannot start and test operation.

Clear access to pool area and around pool

- Keep gates unlocked and pets inside prior to, and during the appointment.
- Ensure 3 feet of clear space around the pool.
- Remove all toys, furniture, planters, cleaners, and other obstacles from the pool area.
  - This includes mesh child safety fences. These fences are often installed after the winter safety cover installation and will typically interfere with the removal of the safety cover. The fence can be reinstalled after the pool has been opened.
- Lack of access and/or obstacles left in place around the pool and pool area will require rescheduling.

At your Full Pool Opening, our technicians will:

- Winter cover will be removed, folded, and left poolside.
  - Covers are not cleaned at the pool opening. Our technicians will work to minimize nay debris entering the pool.
- Installation of ladders and grab rails that are left poolside.
  - Unsafe or damaged equipment cannot be installed but will be noted on the opening form.
- Addition of granular chlorine to shock the pool.
- For DE filter, DE will be added to the pool, and the slide valve piston will be lubricated when present.
- Start-up and inspection of the pump and other filtration equipment.
  - Filter elements such as grids and cartridges are not cleaned at the opening.
- Testing of gas heaters and heat pumps.
  - The technician will leave the heater or heat pump turned off following testing.
- Visual inspection for any obvious issues.
  - Minor concerns may be addressed when time allows. Larger issues may require a separate service call.

At your Partial Pool Opening, our technicians will:

- Perform all services listed under Full Pool Opening, except the removal and folding of the winter cover.
- The winter cover must be removed prior to the technician’s arrival.
  - If the winter cover is not removed, the appointment may need to be rescheduled or upgraded to a full pool opening (additional charges apply).
- If you plan to schedule a full pool closing, please be sure to fan fold the winter cover towards the shallow end of the pool.

Important Information: Technicians do not perform water testing or add balancing chemicals at the opening. We recommend running the pool for 48-72 hours after the pool opening before bringing a water test to our Latham or Saratoga stores. A high chlorine level may cause inaccuracies in the results of the water test.

Pool Closing

Option:

Service Request

Pool

Closings

Pool Closings Document

Customer Responsibilities Prior to our Technician’s Arrival

Clean the pool and pool area to ensure proper winterization

- Remove debris from pool and pool area.
- Pool water should be clear, or minimally cloudy.
- We recommend testing and balancing you pool water 7-10 days prior to your closing to help maintain proper water chemistry while the pool is closed.
- Our technicians do not clean the pool at the closing.

Lower the pool water level

- If the water is above the heights stated in our water level guidelines, your appointment may need to be rescheduled.
  - When time permits, technicians may need to lower the water. When the water is lowered by our technician an additional pump charge fee will be applied.
- Water Level Guidelines:
  - Vinyl Liner Pools: Water should be lowered 2” below the skimmer faceplate.
    - Pools with a high water table should be left no higher than the middle of the skimmer faceplate.
    - Vinyl liner pools with sidewall suctions must be lowered 12” below the skimmer faceplate.
  - Fiberglass Pools: Water should be lowered no higher than the middle of the skimmer faceplate.
- Skimmer Faceplate Cover Removal
  - For any fiberglass, and some vinyl pools, our technician must remove the skimmer faceplate cover and apply a plate to prevent water from entering the skimmer during the winterization process. These covers can be difficult to remove or become brittle over time. Our technician will do their best to not damage the faceplate cover, but damage can occur during removal. When the faceplate cover requires removal, the technician will note on the closing form set to the customer whether a new faceplate cover will be needed when the pool is opened in the spring. The faceplate covers are a cosmetic item, and the customer is responsible for purchasing a replacement. These faceplate covers can be purchased at both our Latham and Saratoga locations.

Place all necessary equipment poolside on the pool deck

- Leave your winter covers, plugs and any other items needed poolside and visible on the pool deck.
- Our technicians cannot enter homes, garages, sheds, or other storage areas to retrieve these items, so please be sure that they are out prior to the morning of your scheduled appointment.

Provide power for the technician

- A power outlet must be available for the blower used to winterize the pool lines.
- After the technician has completed the closing, turn off all pool-related circuit breakers. Technicians do not remove timer pins and may not know the location of circuit breakers.

Clear access to pool area and around pool

- Keep gates unlocked and pets inside prior to, and during the appointment.
- Ensure 3 feet of clear space around the pool.
- Remove all toys, furniture, planters, cleaners, and other obstacles from the pool and pool area.
  - This includes mesh child safety fences. These fences are often installed after the winter safety cover installation and will typically interfere with the installation of the safety cover. The fence can be reinstalled after the winter safety cover has been installed.
- Lack of access and/or obstacles left in place around the pool and pool area will require rescheduling.

At your Full Pool Closing, our technicians will:

Removal of return fittings and rail goods (ladders, grab rails).
- Technicians cannot remove diving boards due to insurance restrictions.
Winterization of all lines using a high-volume blower, and installation of winter plugs.
Addition of OxySplash (non-chlorine shock) and algaecide.
Addition of antifreeze to the skimmer line and other necessary areas.
Draining and winterizing all equipment at the filter area.
Placement and securing of the winter pool cover.
- Due to insurance liability, technicians will only use water tubes or aqua blocks to secure tarp winter covers.

At your Partial Pool Closing, our technicians will:

Perform all services listed under Full Pool Closing, except placing and securing the winter cover.
The pool must remain uncovered until the technician completes the closing.
If the cover is placed early, the appointment may require rescheduling or incur additional labor charges to remove and re-secure the cover.

Winter Pool Care Tips:

Periodically remove debris and snow from the pool cover.
Maintain the correct water level when possible.
Monitor water tubes for leaks. They commonly need refilling and/or replacing
For safety cover users, add winter chemicals in late fall and early spring. Ask about our Winter Chemical Addition Service or speak with an associate in our Latham or Saratoga stores.

Water Chemistry

Top 10 Things That Will Negatively Effect Pool Water Chemistry

What makes good pool and spa water go bad so quickly? Unfortunately, most anything in the environment can throw off your pool and spa water chemistry.

Even your neighboring yards, and the swimmers themselves, can cause problems with your water chemistry. Here are some things that can negatively affect your pool and spa water.

Swimmers and family pets

Your family and friends can throw your water balance off. Detergents and beauty aids like shampoos, conditioners, hairspray, hair gel, soaps, sunblock, perfumes, pretty much anything can alter your pool’s chemistry. This is the reason why it’s always best to shower before swimming. But keep that sunscreen on; we wouldn’t want anyone to burn. Family pets can also cause problems, particularly due to flea and tick treatments.

Rain water

Rain water is acidic, so it will naturally lower your pool and spa water’s pH. Remember your pH should not fall below 7.2 or your water can become corrosive and cause damage to your pool’s surfaces and equipment. Pool water with low pH is also uncomfortable for swimmers, and chlorine will expend itself more rapidly.

Rain water can also dilute the chemicals in your pool. It’s not uncommon, when gone untreated, to find your pool suddenly cloudy or with an algae outbreak. It is very important to monitor your pool’s water after, and perhaps during, a rain storm.

Source water

Believe it or not, replacement or new source water from your well or garden hose can cause problems for you. Don’t assume well or tap water is good water for a pool. Well water often contains high levels of iron (recommended iron level of pools should be

Circulation

Adequate pool water circulation is key! Bacteria and algae find it much more difficult to thrive in moving water. Moving water also maximizes your sanitizer’s effectiveness. Hayward recommends circulating your water during daylight hours, for at least 10 hours. This will vary due to bather load, water temperature, wind, rain, sunlight and pool chemistry itself.

Chemicals

Some pool chemicals actually contain minerals that can add to a calcium problem. You pool water’s calcium hardness level should be maintained between 200-400 PPM.

You should also remember that not all chemicals and chlorine types and brands are created equal. Sometimes that deal you scored at a discount store is no deal at all. Read this great article on our PoolSide blog on chlorine purity.

Phosphates

There’s been plenty of talk about removing phosphates from pool water. In truth, phosphates do not consume chlorine and do not combine with chlorine. Rather, phosphates promote the growth of algae (the green, slippery stuff in a pool) which then consumes chlorine as it tries to destroy the algae. The net result is that you can be left with less than the desirable amount of chlorine in your green pool.

Sun (UV Light)

Over time, sunlight and evaporation cause the chlorine and other chemicals in pool water to lose their effectiveness. Chemicals that are designed to disinfect swimming pools have chlorine concentrations ranging from approximately 12 to 95%. The concentration must be high because the chemicals are designed to be diluted in water.

In a salt chlorinated pool, UV light will speed up the conversion of chlorine back to salt. A chlorine stabilizer (sort of like sunblock) will dramatically slow down this conversion keeping more chlorine available for a longer time. Without this proper protection, the life span of the chlorine is greatly reduced.

Wind

Wind might sound a bit farfetched, but hear us out. Let’s say your neighbor on the right is treating their lawn with lime, while your neighbor to the left is fertilizing plants and shrubs. While your neighbor across the street is treating their property for insects, and overhead your local community is spraying for gypsy moths or some other critters. All of these, among other things, will be airborne and can cause problems for you and your pool’s water.

Heat

Your pool’s water temperature will also have an effect on chlorine breakdown. Remember science class – many bacteria species thrive in warmer water. When bacteria proliferate, free chlorine is consumed more quickly. The higher your pool’s water temperature is, the greater the tendency to cause scaling. The ideal temperature for pool water is 78° to 82° while a spa should not exceed 104°. Temperature can significantly affect water balance. When water is consistently above 90°, scale formation can develop. To prevent these problems, heated pool water should be tested more frequently.

Dirt and Debris

Ok this one may be obvious to you. Leaves, cuttings, pretty much anything organic will eventually break down and cause water problems for you. Skim and clean your pool regularly and this should keep this #10 issue at bay.

Remember: Clear water doesn’t mean good water, but good water will be clear.

Source

Vinyl Liner

Choosing a

Vinyl Liner Pool

A Concord Pool is a true extension of its owners’ personality, whether they entertain friends or associates, throw parties or just have family get togethers. A Concord Pool combines innovative design with years of maintenance free quality. The latest technology. The greatest durability. The most complete palette of shapes and sizes and options that are backed by a lifetime warranty.

What is a

Vinyl Liner Pool

Vinyl liner swimming pools are popular across the region, boasting gorgeous features suited to any climate or lifestyle. Affordable, stylish, and fast to construct, vinyl liner swimming pools are a solid investment your family and guests will enjoy for years.

Vinyl liner inground pools are custom made and constructed with durable, long-lasting materials. They can be installed faster than other pool types and are built to withstand factors that can cause wear and tear to a pool like sunlight, water and chemicals.

Vinyl Liner Pool Shapes

From classic rectangle pools to curved designs like Odessy and Mountain Lake, find or design the perfect pool shape and design for your backyard and your lifestyle.

Because vinyl liner pools can be customized, they’re a popular choice for homeowners. You can choose from a number of shapes, sizes, liner patterns and features to create your own design and add custom features and add-ons like pool steps to create a truly unique backyard experience.

You dream it, we build it.

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Unlike other pool types, vinyl liner swimming pools can be designed to fit into virtually any type of backyard. If you have a narrow space or an irregularly-shaped backyard, you can still build your dream pool.

From classic rectangle pools to curved designs like Odessy and Mountain Lake, find or design the perfect pool shape and design for your backyard and your lifestyle.

An inground vinyl liner pool truly lets you create a custom backyard experience. Latham’s modular vinyl liner pool system provides the flexibility to create a custom shape that fits your space and your style, whether you’re building a new pool or are in the process of adding custom add-ons while replacing your existing pool’s vinyl liner.

Patented I-Beam Brace

The Concord® Pools Patended I-Beam Brace is recognized around the world as the strongest and most technologically advanced wall and deck support in the industry, the Concord® I-Brace Has No Equal!

Our polymer wall system is made from totally non-corrosive materials. This contributes to longer liner life due to reduced wall abrasion. Polymer wall pools are also ideal for saltwater systems.

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Steel Pool Bracing VS I-Beam Brace

There are tons of live weight load from the pool deck and surrounding soils, which constantly press down and inward on any pool walls. We knew there was a better way, using modern technology, to distribute this weight, so we took the load off the walls and placed it onto the rock solid, broad shoulders of a series of concrete filled I-beam braces. These I-beam braces surround the perimeter of the pool and the cavern beneath your steps.

Absolutely no weight rests on the pool walls of a Concord® I-Beam Pool System. The "live load" is evenly distributed over the entire support system from the braces right down to the concrete footings, as in bridge construction.

A Better Pool Wall

Specifically designed for the harsh northeast climate and ground conditions, our structural design resin wall systems will provide generations of carefree pool ownership and cannot rust or corrode what so ever.

With the help of companies such has GE Plastics, Dow Research and The Plastics Institute of America, we have engineered and developed the most advanced vinyl liner pool system in the world.

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Concord’s durable walls are constructed in a modular and highly flexible way, so your pool can be designed and modified any way you might need it to be.

When considering an inground pool, one must realize this is an addition to your home. It should be an asset, not a liability. By choosing a pool constructed from the right materials, you will have made that choice.

Our Structural Design Resin pool system, our patented I-Brace support system, liners, steps, sun ledge, ladders, fillers, safety covers and components are all made locally by a single manufacturer. This eliminates the need for "field fitting" many different components supplied by various suppliers from around the country. Thus voiding each other's warranties in most cases.

Quality Pool Liners

Every Concord® Pool liner comes with Ultra-Seam® technology standard.

With Ultra-Seam, nothing can detract from the beauty of your pool, and you never have to worry about unsightly lines or seams on your pool floor. Latham is the only swimming pool company that offers Ultra-Seam technology giving you the ability to create your ideal picture-perfect pool.

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Liners are available in numerous patterns. Choosing one you enjoy is important since the liner defines the look and feel of your pool.

**All Vinyl liner graphics are for illustration purposes only. It is recommended to view an actual sample before ordering your liner. Color may vary from what appears below.

Manufacturer reserves the right to change liner selections without notice.

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Pool Steps & Features

Every inground swimming pool should feature a durable entry system.

Entry steps make swimming safer while enhancing your inground pool’s beauty and comfort. We offer a number of inground pool step options including vinyl-over steel, vinyl-over polymer, thermoplastic and acrylic pool steps.

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Complete your pool with custom inground pool entry steps by Latham — a trusted industry leader with more than 60 years of experience. We can tailor unique pool stair designs to pools in any style or size, including built-in and drop-in designs in polymer or steel. Made using the finest materials and backed by industry-leading warranties, our pool stairs are proudly built to last.

Yes, pool steps can be added to any inground swimming pool. There are several types of inground swimming pool stairs to choose from, such as drop-in steps and built-in steps. Swimming pool stairs can be constructed from a wide range of materials, such as fiberglass, steel, and polymer, which each have unique pros and cons. Our pool and spa professionals can help you make a decision that fits your needs, your budget, and your sense of style.

Coping & Water Features

A swimming pool deck is so much more than a few planks of wood or composite. Pool surround decking options can also double as works of architectural beauty, creating the perfect backdrop for your next cookout, barbecue, or dinner party.

Pool coping and decking bring life to your whole backyard, transforming your pool from a place to swim to a place where everyone comes together.

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Whether simple or ornate, no pool surround decking options would be complete without coping, which is an unfamiliar term to most first-time pool owners. Put simply, inground pool coping is the frame around the edge or lip of your pool. Though coping and decking are often paired, the coping is both functionally and visually distinct from the rest of the deck, which is a separate structure. In fact, some pool owners choose high-contrast coping and decking materials, such as pale limestone and dark wood, to create a look that’s both dramatic and contemporary.

You can enhance your Vinyl Liner Pool with a number of options from Coping, Slides, Water Features, LED Lighting.

Ask your Concord Pools Vinyl Liner Pool Specialist about all the available options and features.

Featured Vinyl Pool

Shapes

Rectangle

Vinyl Liner Pool

Some say the rectangle is the perfect shape for designing any backyard masterpiece. Always autocover friendly and ready for any step, bench or tanning ledge configuration of your dreams. It’s a great day when the backyard swimming pool is the fun place to be.

Aruba 3/4 View

Aruba Top View

Aruba Side View

Size & Specs: 14×28, 16×32, 16×36, 18×36, 20×40

Shape: Rectangle
Mountain Lake II

Vinyl Liner Pool

Ahhh. It’s hard to beat the calm and comfort contours of a Mountain Lake freeform pool. It’s a great day when the backyard swimming pool is the fun place to be.

Aruba 3/4 View

Aruba Top View

Aruba Side View

Size & Specs: 14×28, 16×32, 17×36, 20×40

Shape: Modern Freeform
Gemini

Vinyl Liner Pool

Escape to your oasis and let the tides of this popular freeform design ebb and flow through your senses. It’s a great day when the backyard swimming pool is the fun place to be.

Aruba 3/4 View

Aruba Top View

Aruba Side View

Size & Specs: 14×28, 16×32, 17×36, 20×40

Shape: Modern Freeform
Full L

Vinyl Liner Pool

A Full-L design is ideal for any yard with plenty of space to swim and countless options for a step or bench. Perfect for parties, it’s a great day when the backyard swimming pool is the fun place to be.

Aruba 3/4 View

Aruba Top View

Aruba Side View

Size & Specs: 14×28, 16×32, 18×36, 20×40

Shape: Rectangle

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Fiberglass

Award Winning Pools

Choosing a

Fiberglass Pool

Fiberglass swimming pools are one of the most rewarding and customizable ways to transform your backyard into the ultimate outdoor sanctuary. Compared to concrete pools, fiberglass pools are the easiest to maintain and have the strongest and most durable material. When you invest in a fiberglass pool, you’re building a pool that will last a lifetime and remain a constant source of relaxation, fun, beauty, and delight year after year.

What is a

Fiberglass Pool

Fiberglass pools are in-mold, handcrafted pools that arrive at your home ready to be installed in your yard. The fiberglass is created from millions of interwoven glass threads covered with a polyester resin. It’s an incredibly sturdy material that’s ideal for an in-ground pool. In comparison, a concrete pool requires a steel or wooden framework that needs to be covered by a mixture of cement, sand, and water.

Water Features

Water features can make your pool more luxurious. Feel the day’s stresses disappear as you relax to the soothing sounds of a bubbling fountain or enjoy the soft rush of a cascading waterfall.

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Fiberglass Swimming Pool Water Features: Waterfalls, Bubblers, & Fountains

Once you’ve decided to enhance your backyard with a fiberglass pool, you’ll also have the option of adding inground pool water features like waterfalls, bubblers, fountains, and more. Such tasteful accents will cultivate a luxurious, resort-like ambiance whether you’re basking alongside the pool or enjoying a refreshing swim. Inground pool water features enhance your pool, whether you’re cooling off under the cascading waterfall, or sitting poolside listening to the soothing sounds of your fountain or bubbler. Find the best bubblers and inground pool fountains and waterfalls to transform your backyard into the ultimate outdoor sanctuary.

Spillover Spas

Let the warm, churning waters envelop you as you slip into your very own spa for a calming soak any time you want to. Add a glass of wine or a cold beer, and you’ll never want to leave its comforting embrace.

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For a truly opulent experience, consider transforming your backyard with a fiberglass or vinyl liner pool and spa combo.

A fiberglass or vinyl liner pool with a spa is an affordable luxury that will become your own private enclave:

A retreat in which to shed the day’s stressors. Imagine having the resort experience of a warm, softly bubbling spa just steps from your door, ready for you to ease into its silky depths anytime.

Calculating Cost

Given the elegant atmosphere they afford your home, fiberglass pools are surprisingly affordable. The final pool cost will be based on several factors, but the size and add-ons have the most significant influence.

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The larger the pool, the more materials will be required to build it; add-on water features like tanning ledges, lighting, and fountains will also add to the cost. Latham’s dealer network will work with you to ensure that your pool hits all the right notes but also stays within your fiberglass pool budget.

Safety Covers

Automatic and Winter Covers

Many homeowners ask us, “Is a pool security cover necessary?” No matter what type of pool you have (or how often you use it), we always recommend a pool cover because of the many benefits they provide.

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With proper installation and maintenance, a swimming pool protection cover effectively prevents accidents; prevents debris from falling into the water; shields your pool in cold or inclement weather; reduces your heating costs; lowers your insurance costs; and most of all, provides a priceless sense of security knowing your children, grandchildren, and pets are protected.

Pool Financing

If you cannot pay for the total cost of your pool upfront, please allow us to provide you with financing information from trusted lenders, or you can opt for external financing from other financial institutions.

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We Can help you decide which option is best for you with our fiberglass pool financing partners.

Download the Financing e-book.

Pool Accessories

LED Lights & Heating

If you’re excited to enjoy your pool for both daytime and nighttime activities, there are plenty of opportunities to add creative pool lights and heating to inground pools for a more dazzling look and enjoyment.

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Our team can help you strategically place swimming pool LED lights to highlight a pool waterfall, your favorite water features, or nearby landscaping.

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Pool Timeline

The timeline for building a fiberglass pool varies, depending on how long it takes you to decide which shape and color you’d prefer and also options you’d like to include.

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Once the design has been finalized, installation generally requires about four weeks for a complete installation including a concrete deck. The shell installation actually only takes a couple of days to complete.

Our Warranties

5-Year, 15-Year and Lifetime.

We offer the strongest locally manufactured pools with the best warranties in the industry.

Tens of thousands of Concord Pools have been designed, engineered, manufactured and field-tested for strength, durability and reliability.

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And they all come with the most comprehensive warranty in the industry. Graphex Wall Panels and Braces carry a lifetime, non-prorated, transferable warranty.

Latham Fiberglass Pools carry a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

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Featured Fiberglass Pool

Shapes

Aruba

Modern Freeform

Aruba 3/4 View

Aruba Top View

Aruba Side View

Size & Specs: 11′ x 22′

Depth: 3′ – 6″ to 5′

Shape: Modern Freeform

The Aruba is a free form shape, not following a particular structure, just offering a beautiful contoured shape with dimensional swells and dips for fun for the whole family
Barcelona

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 16′ x 38′

Depth: 3′ – 6″ to 7′

Shape: Rectangular

The Barcelona is the perfect rectangle shape with defining clear edges and purposeful curved stairs designed for fun and relaxation.
Bermuda

Modern Freeform

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 12′ x 26′

Depth: 3′ – 6″ to 5′ – 6″

Shape: Modern Freeform

Owning the Freeform Bermuda is like being on a permanent vacation. It’s a great day when the backyard swimming pool is the fun place to be.
Cancun

Modern Freeform

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 16′ x 35′

Depth: 4′ – 6″ to 6′ – 6″

Shape: Modern Freeform

Owning the Freeform Cancun is like being on a permanent vacation. It’s a great day when the backyard swimming pool is the fun place to be.
Caribbean

Modern Freeform

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 16′ x 40′

Depth: 3′ – 6″ to 6′ – 6″

Shape: Modern Freeform

Owning the Freeform Caribbean is like being on a permanent vacation. It’s a great day when the backyard swimming pool is the fun place to be.
Fiji

Modern Freeform

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 15′ x 34′

Depth: 3′ – 6″ to 6′

Shape: Modern Freeform

Like a magnet, the Fiji encourages everyone to come together for supreme fun and enjoyment.
Laguna

Modern Freeform

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 14′ x 30′

Depth: 3′ – 6″ to 6′

Shape: Modern Freeform

Owning the Freeform Laguna is like being on a permanent vacation. It’s a great day when the backyard swimming pool is the fun place to be.
Lake Shore

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 16′ x 33′

Depth: 3′ – 7″ to 5′ – 5″

Shape: Rectangular

The Lake Shore is the little brother of the Kingston, this pool too is designed to sooth and restore the mind and body... but in a bigger way.
Enchantment 9.17

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 9′ – 1″ x 17′ – 5″

Depth: 4′ – 9″

Shape: Rectangular

Experience total rejuvenation in the rectangular Enchantment 9.17 with its built-in tanning ledge and easy-access steps.
Enchantment 9.21

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 9′ – 1″ x 20′ – 7″

Depth: 4′ – 9″

Shape: Rectangular

Experience total rejuvenation in the rectangular Enchantment 9.21 with its built-in tanning ledge and easy-access steps.
Enchantment 9.24

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 9′ – 1″ x 23′ – 10″

Depth: 4′ – 9″

Shape: Rectangular

Experience total rejuvenation in the rectangular Enchantment 9.24 with its built-in tanning ledge and easy-access steps.
Corinthian 12

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 12′ x 25′

Depth: 3′ – 6″ to 5′ – 5′

Shape: Rectangular

When considering the Corinthian design, think simplicity, refinement and functionality. The perfect pool to soak up the sun all day long.
Corinthian 14

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 14′ x 30′

Depth: 3′-6″ to 6″

Shape: Rectangular

When considering the Corinthian design, think simplicity, refinement and functionality. The perfect pool to soak up the sun all day long.
Corinthian 16

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 15′ – 10″ x 40′

Depth: 3′ – 6″ to 7′

Shape: Rectangular

When considering the Corinthian design, think simplicity, refinement and functionality. The perfect pool to soak up the sun all day long.
Olympia 12

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 12′ x 26′

Depth: 3′-6″ to 5′ – 6″

Shape: Rectangular

The Olympia 12 is an impressive design, pretend you’re in the tropics, learn to snorkel, jump of the edge of the barrier reef, but your home just outside in the backyard.
Olympia 14

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 14′ x 30′

Depth: 3′-6″ to 6′

Shape: Rectangular

The Olympia 14 has dynamic style with rich character, immerse, soak and relax and enjoy the sun all the long day.
Olympia 16

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 16′ x 35′

Depth: 3′-6″ to 6′-6″

Shape: Rectangular

The Olympia 16 is brilliant for functionality, with a clear, clean and uncluttered design it is the place to be for long hot summer days with family and friends.
Milan

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 10′ x 16′

Depth: 4′

Shape: Rectangular

Get refreshed when you plunge into the Milan, designed for the ultimate cool down experience on the hottest of summer days.
Monaco

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 16′ x 40′

Depth: 3′ – 6″ to 8′

Shape: Rectangular

The Monaco is the essence of enjoyment, it removes all the unnecessary elements and focuses on only what needs to be there, generous in size and elegant in design.
St. Thomas

Rectangular

3/4 View

Top View

Side View

Size & Specs: 14′ x 31′ – 6″

Depth: 3′ – 7″ to 7′

Shape: Rectangular

The St. Thomas is a simple, yet elegant pool design. The rectangular shape looks luxurious as center of your back yard.
Kingston

Rectangular

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Size & Specs: 16′ x 38′

Depth: 3′-6″ to 5′-10″

Shape: Rectangular

The Kingston design reveals a clean and sophisticated style, designed to soothe and restore the mind and body or handle any rouge cannonball.
Royal Spillover

Rectangular

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Size & Specs: 8′ – 6″ x 9′ – 8″

Depth: 3′ – 4″

Shape: Rectangular

A fiberglass pool and spa are more than an attractive complement to your home. A pool with a spillover hot tub is an opportunity to recharge and refresh in the comfort of your backyard. A soothing soak in your personal spa or a refreshing dip in your pool’s cooling waters will be within effortless reach. The beauty and sound of the cascading water as it flows from the spa to the pool allows you to enjoy your pool and spa, whether you’re relaxing in it or lounging beside it.