Have you been thinking about installing an inground Swimming Pool? You have come to the right place. This website will take you through step by step procedures and pictures of the progress involved in creating a beautiful swimming pool. We will give you the facts and what you need to know before you continue. Always check the Better Business Bureau (BBB) in your area prior to selecting your Swimming Pool Company. It is essential to confirm the company does not have a negative record.

There are several Swimming Pool Companies and all of them will be eager to build your swimming pool. My suggestion would be to select a company in your area that is knowledgeable about your geographical situations. In our case we chose a company familiar with situations that apply to living in the Foothills; working on slopes, dealing with big boulders, leach lines, changeable weather, etc.

I would recommend getting estimates from at least 4 to 6 swimming pool companies before deciding on the company that best meets your needs. It is important to have everything in writing and make sure you are comparing the exact same details with each company.

FACTS:

• All Swimming Pool companies are not the same, they can range in price, payment procedures, subcontracting, insurance, etc. Make sure you check the Better Business Bureau (BBB) in your area to confirm the contractor has a good rating. Also, you must have a good working relationship with the contractor you select.
• The customer is responsible for site specifications. You must have basic information about your property as; setbacks to property lines, easements, locations of water, sewer, utility line, know rock or ground water problems, excavation area properly compacted, drainage, equipment access, electrical, gas and water pressure.
• Your pool company should have proper permits from your county and the building inspector will visit your site during several of the phases to confirm all the work is completed to code.
• Your Swimming Pool contractor will make suggestions on design, placement, size, etc. Ultimately, you have the final decision on everything, so think them through thoroughly.