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Choosing a Swimming Pool that Is Right for You
Swimming pools are excellent features that not only suit properties but improve them with exceptional beauty and opportunities for unmatched levels of entertainment. However, just as a kitchen or a master bedroom should belong in a home--matching it in every way and fitting neatly into the overall design scheme of the house--a swimming pool should seem to belong on your property. Possibly the most unattractive feature of a plastic above-ground pool is the fact that it never appears to belong on the property.
Therefore, it is important for you to work with a professional that designs and builds swimming pools in Canton. They can offer design advice for your pool and develop features to complete the pool deck and surrounding entertainment space. However, you should have a good idea of what type of pool would suit you and your property perfectly. Consider the following categories so that you have a strong idea of your dream swimming pool.
1. Usable Space
How big is your property? How much space can you work with without eliminating all grass, trees, a porch, or other appealing features of yard? A swimming pool should not take up an entire yard; it should fit attractively in it. Look at your back yard right now; envision a large pool of water in it. Where would it be positioned? How big could it be without becoming the sole feature of your yard?2. Intended Use
Are you an expert swimmer or expert-in-training? Do you want to host swimming lessons for your children or even some friends? Is your pool simply a contemporary design feature or something that you light up as a centerpiece of a great party? Do you imagine wading around in the water without doing any serious swimming? All of these are wonderful reasons to want a pool. However, keep in mind that rectangular lap pools are ideal for serious swimmers, whereas softly curved pools are meant to blend in like a natural pond. Meanwhile, pools in geometric shapes are great for entertaining.3. Blending In
Consider the architectural features of your home. How would you describe your house? Is it midcentury modern, Tuscan, Cape Cod, green and contemporary, craftsman, or something else entirely? Refer to architectural reading material to find a house that resembles your own and the terms used to describe it. When you work with a swimming pool contractor, you can use the style terms for your home to design a pool that matches it perfectly.4. Standing Out
Of course, simply blending in will not do. Your pool should have unique and attractive features that make it stand out. You do not want your home swimming pool to look like a bland municipal pool. Features like smart materials, lighting, a spa, great landscaping, pergolas, and outdoor furniture take a swimming pool from ordinary to unique and memorable.
5. Getting the Best You Can
While swimming pools are a great investment, they can be somewhat pricey, especially if you are investing in the pool of your dreams. However, you should know that pools increase property values, improve your overall living experience at home, and can be financed through attractive and reasonable offers. Contact an expert today to find out how you can realistically make the pool of your dreams a reality.
We have had the privilege of being awarded more than 60 Design Awards in every award category, including custom residential concrete pools, commercial concrete pools, in-ground vinyl liner pools, and major renovations. Hilltop was named one of the “Top 50 Pool Builders in the USA” by Pool and Spa News in 2013-2017. Pool builders across the United States were evaluated in several areas, including the total number of pools built, customer service, certifications, industry involvement, employee retention, as well as advertising and social media presence. Our company was also nationally recognized for customer service and social media. We were the only Georgia company on the list in 2016 and 2017!
We would consider it a privilege to design and construct your project and have you as a member of our “Hilltop Family.”
