You can start swimming in a fiberglass pool in as little as week.
Master Pools of Wilmington is one of the top swimming pool contractors in Calabash, North Carolina. We have established our reputation by providing high-quality work and excellent results to our clients. Over the years, we have seen different pool construction techniques and materials come and go, but one material that has been around for decades is fiberglass. Many of the swimming pools installed on residential properties are made of fiberglass, and advancements in technology have made this material even more popular than ever.
If you’re not familiar with the fiberglass pool, it’s helpful to understand that it’s a prefabricated swimming pool that can be installed on a property quickly. In the past, property owners could only choose from a few design options, but fiberglass pools are now available in a variety of colors and shapes. It’s easier to achieve the look and style you want if you decide to go with a fiberglass pool.
The material is made of many fine glass threads, woven together to create a strong and durable mesh. The mesh is covered in polymers and resins to make it more rigid, but it remains lightweight, which is why it’s a good choice for a swimming pool. Fiberglass is naturally waterproof and doesn’t take as long to set as concrete or other materials. You can start swimming in a fiberglass pool in as little as week. If you have any questions about fiberglass pools or other pool options, don’t hesitate to reach out to our experienced technicians to learn more.
FAQs About Fiberglass Pools
Although fiberglass pools have been around for many years, many people are still unfamiliar with them. We recognize this and are here to provide the clarity you’re looking for. Below, you’ll find the answers to some common questions we get about fiberglass pools. We hope this information will be helpful to you, and we are always willing to answer your questions if you would like to know more.
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How do fiberglass pools compare to concrete and vinyl pools?
Each type of pool has unique benefits, but fiberglass pools have some significant advantages over concrete and vinyl pools. To start, fiberglass pools are smooth and non-porous compared to concrete. That means you won’t have to worry about scraping yourself against an abrasive surface or dealing with large amounts of algae when you choose fiberglass. In addition, fiberglass pools offer a more luxurious appearance and greater longevity than vinyl pools.
How long does a typical fiberglass pool last?
Most fiberglass pools last around 30 years. You can expect about the same for your fiberglass pool because we work with excellent manufacturers and always install fiberglass pools with exceptional attention to detail.
How much maintenance do fiberglass pools require?
Because the gelcoat protects your fiberglass pool from damage, your pool requires minimal maintenance. Mainly, you should keep your pool clean by using a skimmer, running the filter, and balancing your water chemistry.
Can a fiberglass pool add resale value to my home?
A fiberglass pool can add value to your home, though it may not match the cost of the project. The real value is in the years of enjoyment you will get out of your fiberglass pool with your loved ones. However, a fiberglass pool may increase the chances that your home sells since buyers are often interested in homes that already have pools.
At Master Pools of Wilmington, we install fiberglass pools in Wilmington, Hampstead, Leland, Wrightsville Beach, Piney Green, Havelock, Hope Mills, Fayetteville, Goldsboro, Dunn, Smithfield, Topsail Beach, Montague, Navassa, Kure Beach, Carolina Beach, Calabash, and Sea Breeze, North Carolina.