The growing concern about our environment has made incorporating natural and eco-friendly materials in new and remodel pool designs increasingly popular.
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Seven trends that reflect how swimming pool designs have become more innovative, sustainable, and eco-friendly.
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Infinity pools, also known as vanishing edge or negative edge pools, are designed to give the illusion that the water goes on forever, extending to the horizon.
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Salt water pools are a cost-effective, eco-friendly option that provide a softer and more refreshing swimming experience. Unlike traditional chlorine-based pools, salt water pools use a salt cell to convert salt into chlorine, resulting in a more gentle and natural sanitizing process. This not only eliminates the need to purchase chlorine, it eliminates the harsh chemical smell and skin and eye irritations associated with chlorine.
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Natural pools are meticulously designed to function like a natural ecosystem, and look similar to naturally occurring bodies of water like ponds and lakes. Innovative technologies such as biological filters and circulation systems that eliminate the need for harsh chemicals.
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A proper fence is one of the most essential safety measures for any swimming pool. According to the CDC, drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for children between the ages of one and four. If that reason alone doesn’t convince you, there are other reasons to install a fence around your pool.
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Ever wonder why people choose a vinyl pool over the other types of swimming pools? Here’s a list of 6 popular reasons people decide to install a vinyl pool.
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