What is the best type of inground swimming pool?

There are three main types of inground pools: fiberglass, vinyl liner, and concrete. Each of these materials offers different benefits and drawbacks that may impact a homeowner’s decision about what type will be best for their unique situation. In our years of experience, fiberglass inground swimming pools offer the best all around performance for the average American family. Here’s why:

Benefits of Fiberglass Inground Swimming Pools

Fastest Installation
Low Cost of Installation
Lowest Lifetime Cost
Most Durable, Lasting 30+ Years
Lowest Maintenance Needs
Least Chemical Usage
Most Energy Efficient
Smoothest Finish
Compatible with Saltwater Systems
Good Resale Value

Ground Zero - 8' X 14'
Carolina Beach - 8' X 18'
Florida - 9' X 18'
Charleston - 10' X 20'
Kinston - 11' X 20'
Sunset - 11' X 23'
Liberty - 11' X 26'
Lexington - 12' X 24'
Miami - 12' X 24'
Louisville - 12' X 24'
Louisville Oasis - 12' X 24'
Atlanta - 12' X 25'
Badin Lake - 12' X 28'
Savannah - 12' X 28'
Martinsville - 13' X 29'
Jacksonville - 14' X 28'
Tampa - 14' X 28'
Columbia - 14' X 31'
Knoxville - 14'x32'
Gadsden - 14' X 32'
Carolina - 14' X 32'
Birmingham - 14' X 35'
Niagara - 14' X 40'
Thomasville - 15' X 30'
Dallas - 15' X 35'
Huntsville - 15' X 37'
Vegas - 15' X 40'
Nashville - 16' X 40'
St. Louis - 16' X 42'
Rectangular Tanning Ledge - 8' X 10' X 12''
Margaritaville - 10' X 10'
Ontario - 12' X 12'
Chesapeake - 8' X 12'
Baby-sitter - 15' Round
Destin - 8' X 10'
Toronto - 12' X 15'