I've always wanted a pool. Who could blame you? There are very few of us who haven't fantasized about having a pool in the backyard. A pool is great for entertaining, escaping the summer heat, staying in shape, keeping the kids around the house and getting in more family time. We can literally turn your back yard into your very own private resort. Relax, be your self and get away from the hustle and bustle of the hectic world. But is it really right for us? You know it is. Still, there are some things to consider. The two most common questions are cost and space. Yes there is a pool to fit almost any budget and any yard.

My pool needs to match my life. What do you want to do? Exercise? Try a lap pool. They're great for tight spaces too. Maybe you like parties. Sophisticated evenings by the poolside. Or maybe you just like to have fun with friends and family. A large Rectangle or True-L should fit the bill nicely. It is your decision. Your limitations. Your expectations.

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All of our In Ground pools come available in two types, Steel-Wall and a Polymer Wall.

All In Ground pool kits include the following:

1	Wall Material ( Either steel or polymer )	11	S244T Hayward Top Mount Sand Filter
2	Pool Liner Coping	12	1 Main Drain
3	A-Frame Braces	13	1 Hayward Through Wall Skimmer
4	Kit Hardware	14	3 Return Fittings W/ 2 Eyeballs
5	Re-Bar (steel kit only)	15	All Anchors for Handrail and Ladder
6	Vinyl Liner (20 Mil your choice)	16	Escutcheons For Ladder and Handrail
7	8' OR 6' Wide Pool Entry White Step	17	500 Watt Under Water Light+ niche
8	Deck Handrail For Steps	18	Hayward Chemical Feeder
9	3 Tread Ladder	19	Maintenance Kit
10	1 HP Hayward Super Pump	20	Lay Out and Dig Specifications

Enjoying Your Pool
Saving Energy Costs

There are several ways to help keep pool heating costs to a minimum while enjoying a comfortable water temperature. First, locate your pool in the sunniest part of the available property and, where possible, use existing structures such as a house or garage to help screen wind. A solidly built fence for the pool area will help shut off cooling winds, and a pool cover can help retain water temperature. Remember that over-hanging tree limbs can mean leaves and twigs in the pool, and grass planted too close to the pool can mean cuttings in the water. Keeping the pool clear of such debris can avoid filter clogs or damage and mean efficient use of the filtering system and less use of pool chemicals.

You may want to look into solar heating units for your pool. Various types are available and your builder should have information about them. A solar unit, used in conjunction with a back-up heating system, can save on operational costs. Keep in mind, however, that because of the initial cost of the solar unit, this savings may not be realized for several years, depending on the climate and geographic location of the pool.

Safety Tips

Wise pool owners keep safety in mind when planning and using a swimming pool. Here are a few examples of good safety practices:
* Pool decks should be constructed-or treated-with slip-resistant materials and made "off limits" for running and children's tag games.
* Children should be supervised in the pool area and in the water at all times.
* Pool lifesaving equipment and a first aid kit should be kept at the pool.
* Glass and other materials that can break or shatter should not be permitted in or around the pool.
* Water depths should be clearly marked.
* Hand rails on ladders should be installed.