You bought your home a decade ago or longer. You chose it because it had a beautiful pool in the backyard, but now, that pool is less-than-stunning to look at. What’s worse, cracks in the surface or peeling paint may be causing injury or harboring bacteria, none of which makes for the beautiful, relaxing spot you envisioned when you moved in. So, what’s a homeowner to do with a pool that’s past its prime? Don’t tear it out – remodel and restore!
Why Remodel?
You may be asking – why remodel when I can just get rid of my current pool? The fact is, getting space prepared for a pool can be a lot of work and expense. Even if you’re not sure you want a pool anymore, it can be quite a chore to fill one in and reclaim your yard. What’s more, if you decide you do want a new pool later, it can be extremely troublesome to start that process all over again.
Pool remodeling contractors Natural Springs Pools can help you reclaim your backyard oasis and update it too, all without going to the trouble of completely gutting your current pool. Say you love the shape of your pool, but you’d like the interior refinished. Or perhaps you love the placement of your pool, but you’re really prefer something modern, like one of today’s popular rock pools or waterfall pools. Professional remodeling contractors can give you what you want, using what you already have.
How to Plan a Pool Remodel
Tampa pool remodeling contractors can help you make the decision that will lead to a beautiful, new pool. Consider the following to get started:
* Do you like your current pool shape? Placement? Appearance? Whatever you still love about your current pool, communicate this up front, so your remodeling contractors can use this as a starting point.
* Think about design. Are there elements you’d love to integrate into your pool are? Waterfall pools and rock pools are popular choices but may not be a possibility for your space. Talk to your contractors about what’s possible for your backyard.
* Want to go in a different direction? Maybe you want to reclaim some backyard space but still want a pool. Consider slimline pools or smaller, more compact designs for doing exactly that. This way, you can have your pool – and your backyard, too!
