Afternoon All,
I've had multiple pools in my life from an ownership and care perspective, and one that I've renovated with new tile and pebble, but we're building a new house and are looking at building a new pool immediately after we close on the property. What I've determined so far:
1. What build feature did you want, but was more costly than you thought it would be?
2. The opposite, What was a feature or material that ended up being less expensive than you'd anticipated?
3. What was something you added to your build that in hindsight you wish you hadn't spent the money on?
4. What was something you are kicking yourself for, because you didn't add it to the build when you had the chance?
5. Any other lessons learned from the design process.
Thank You all in advance!
I've had multiple pools in my life from an ownership and care perspective, and one that I've renovated with new tile and pebble, but we're building a new house and are looking at building a new pool immediately after we close on the property. What I've determined so far:
- long rectangle shape, probably 16 X 40,
- variable speed pump
- chlorine generator.
- Additional excavation to place an existing stead-alone spa and a fire pit/eating area probably about 2' below grade.
- 50-65K Budget
1. What build feature did you want, but was more costly than you thought it would be?
2. The opposite, What was a feature or material that ended up being less expensive than you'd anticipated?
3. What was something you added to your build that in hindsight you wish you hadn't spent the money on?
4. What was something you are kicking yourself for, because you didn't add it to the build when you had the chance?
5. Any other lessons learned from the design process.
Thank You all in advance!