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I live in Arizona, Kingman between Lake Havasu and Laughlin. Are summers can be about 110 and winters at times 10-20. Maybe a temporary one is a better idea to make sure that its something I want to do.

huh never even thought about the cost in running a pool year round. hmm I may have to rethink about this then. Maybe a pool that I would take down at the end of the season maybe a better solution to avoid a constant monthly fee for electricity, chemicals, etc.

I was under the impression from reading that people take it down after the season ends to make it last longer. I would be happy if i was wrong thought. From what Ive been reading people take it down cause they developed rust on the bars. And I live in Arizona where the summer can be 110 and...

Oh ok thanks for clearing that up for me. The pool is 52" deep. Im just trying to cut some of the price down since I still would have to buy a pool, liner, pump/filter, and whatever I need to level the ground.

I was looking at the doughboy 15' or 18' round and talking to pool supply world about a sand filter. But the filter they quoted me that would work for this pool is $506.00...

Thanks for the info. Bummer that I have to take it down as the season ends though. Thats alot of water. I'm wondering if I should go for a permanent above ground pool like the doughboy 15' or 18' so I dont have to take it down and build a deck around it.

WalMart sells them $999. I know people have talked about this brand but it seems like everyone takes them down in the winter time. Will this pool survive if left up year round? I would like to build a deck around part of it but want to make sure that it will last. Through the Arizona heat and...