Fiberglass Pools
Ever since fiberglass pools debuted in the 1960s, construction and technological improvements have made fiberglass a great option to enhance backyards utilized for social time and to escape the summer heat. With lower maintenance and smooth operations, fiberglass pools continue to increase in popularity.
Inground Fiberglass Pools
Let’s explore the main reasons to choose a fiberglass pool.
Highly Durable and Reliable
The fiberglass swimming pool shell is made of extremely tough and durable material, entwined with several layers of fortifying vinyl ester and polyester resins. These factors make a fiberglass pool less likely to break. So, it doesn’t need a renovation unless there is significant repair or damage.

Fiberglass Pool Installation Process
In terms of quality, fiberglass has far surpassed concrete pools, making it the preferred pool construction material to date. Premier Pools & Spas, one of the top fiberglass pool builders in the country.
With our vast experience and a knowledgeable crew, we strive to meet the backyard goals of pool lovers all over America. The quick installation process of fiberglass pools is outlined here.
Step 1: Layout
Before excavating, a Premier employee and customer should have a discussion about the desired placement of the pool and any landscaping wishes that need to be taken into account. We will then mark the placement of the pool in the yard at this step.
Step 2: Excavation
Excavators & backhoes dig the pool to spec, allowing an over dig for plumbing & accessories; the dig sheet provides the measurements for length, width, & depth, & the installer uses it to check levels.
Step 3: Setting
Once the excavation is over, a bed of gravel is placed on the ground to serve as a foundation for the pool. The screed bars are arranged to create a sloped surface, making it easy to level the gravel. Finally, the gravel is firmly compressed to ensure the floor is secure.
Step 4: Delivery & Install
Before installation, we will visit the location to ensure that the pool can be safely lifted into place with a crane and that the access plan or path is feasible. Once the pool is perfectly situated in the excavation, it is plumbed and backfilled.
Step 4: Plumbing
Afterwards, the pump, filter and optional salt system is then put into place. Finally, the pool is filled with water and backfilled with either gravel or flowable backfill to provide equal pressure and stability to the fiberglass walls.
Step 5: Coping
To create a stunning finish for the pool, we install coping on the top of the pool and bond beam. After the paver coping is set, the decking and fencing is complete, and any landscaping is set in place.
What to consider while building a fiberglass pool.
Here are some aspects to consider while building your fiberglass pool.
Fiberglass Pool Costs
Building a fiberglass pool can be a tad more expensive than the others, given its high durability and use of robust materials. Moreover, there are delivery charges that can add up to the cost of installation.
Customization Needs
Since fiberglass pool mold designs are limited, you may not have much room for custom designs. However, you can build your backyard paradise with a pool spa combo, tanning ledges, or other add-ons.
Pool Size
A fiberglass pool must not exceed a width of 16 feet, and anything more requires extensive transportation permits. But by investing in beautiful landscape designs, you can achieve the look you are going for.
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Contact Us To Build Your Backyard Inground Fiberglass Pool
If you would like to learn more about your fiberglass pool options, custom features, and services, arrange for your free, no-obligation consultation and estimate at one of our franchise locations. If a fiberglass pool is the right pool choice for you, call us to know more about your pool financing options.