Hey guys,
We have just started the process of getting a pool built at our home in Austin. I went into the initial meeting with our builder with the assumption that we would go with a SWG. The builder was pretty adamant about going with Chlorine as opposed to a SWG due to how destructive the salt can be. I have talked to a lot of friends and 90% of them say a SWG is the only way to go. Needless to say...I am very torn on what is the right thing to do here.
All this being said...IF we end up going with salt is there anything we need to be aware of with regards to the make, model, functionality, etc. of the SWG and/or the other pool components? From what I have read it sounds like we definitely want to avoid flagstone. Anything else that would be considered a "must have" or an "avoid at all costs"?
Also...the same questions IF we end up going with Chlorine.
Thanks for any advice that you can provide!
Scott
We have just started the process of getting a pool built at our home in Austin. I went into the initial meeting with our builder with the assumption that we would go with a SWG. The builder was pretty adamant about going with Chlorine as opposed to a SWG due to how destructive the salt can be. I have talked to a lot of friends and 90% of them say a SWG is the only way to go. Needless to say...I am very torn on what is the right thing to do here.
All this being said...IF we end up going with salt is there anything we need to be aware of with regards to the make, model, functionality, etc. of the SWG and/or the other pool components? From what I have read it sounds like we definitely want to avoid flagstone. Anything else that would be considered a "must have" or an "avoid at all costs"?
Also...the same questions IF we end up going with Chlorine.
Thanks for any advice that you can provide!
Scott