Guntner Custom Pools

Fifteen years ago, most fiberglass pool manufacturers did not have more than 10-15 models from which to choose. However, now, there are more than 30 different models, which means that you can likely find the perfect pool for your specific preferences.

There are basically three different types of in ground pools that can be built in your yard. Vinyl liner pools are the most affordable, concrete pools can be customized, and fiberglass pools are virtually maintenance free.

Swimming pool owners have a number of different choices when it comes to sanitized pool water. Of course, chlorinated is still the most popular pool water type, but there is also the choice of saline or mineral water.

It’s rare, but if a crack appears in your fiberglass pool, it’s good to know it can be repaired. The damaged area will be patched or removed and replaced, then it’s recoated to seal the fiberglass and restore the appearance.

Did you know in-ground fiberglass swimming pools are far less expensive than concrete and vinyl pools in the long run? This is because vinyl liner pools need their liners replaced every 7 to 11 years or so. Concrete pools require a complete acid washing every few years. Fiberglass pools need neither of these things!

Did you know that fiberglass is 17 times stronger than concrete is? This makes it perfect for just about any climate, even those that suffer from frost heaves and extreme temperature changes.

Pool evaporation rates vary widely based on climate, temperature, humidity, wind, rainfall and sun levels. On average, however, the typical pool loses about 1000 gallons of water to evaporation each month.

Want to build a whole bunch of memories with your family and friends? A pool is a great way to do that. Even a simple afternoon of hanging out can become memorable when it involves swimming or relaxing around a pool.

Did you know that your can order your pool water to be chlorinated and pre-treated prior to delivery? In most cases, the swimming pool water that’s being delivered is both chlorinated and pH balanced so that you can enjoy it immediately.

Covering a pool during fall will minimize debris entering the pool. Falling leaves should be removed quickly if they make it into the pool as they can overwhelm a filter.

Healthy swimming pool water should be sparkling clear, never cloudy or foggy. If your pool is foggy or cloudy and simply cannot be recovered through pH rebalancing, then you need to empty out the water and have it professionally refilled.

It’s important to remember that your family doesn’t always have to leave the house in order to spend a fun-filled afternoon together. Building a new pool in your backyard can give the whole family something to do even when no one feels like leaving the house.