There are 3 primary types of backyard pools: Inground, Semi-inground pools , and Above Ground pools.

In-grounds: 

Inground pools are most notably lauded for adding value to your home while also enhancing the look and feel of your backyard. However, building an inground pool can be a major investment: They’re almost 2 to 3 times the cost of an above or semi-inground pool. If you’re not willing to invest in the initial installation, higher electric bills, or yearly maintenance (i.e. chemicals, cleaning supplies, and pool opening and closing necessities), an inground pool may not be for you. We ARE in the business of in-ground pools, so if you’re serious about the investment of money, time, and planning… We would Love to help get your project started!!

Above Grounds: 

If you’re looking for a an economical pool that can be installed quickly, an above ground pool may be the best option. An above ground pool is specially reinforced with an ultra durable piece of sheet metal for structural support. Because there are plenty of built-in fencing and locking gate options, above ground pools are an especially safe, well-suited option for families with children.

Semi-Ingrounds:

 A semi-inground is an above ground pool dug partially underground. Unlike inground pools, you don’t have to worry about laying the groundwork for cement. That’s because a semi-inground pool is constructed with heavy-duty panels and frame to reinforce its structure. Because of this, the installation process lasts longer than that of an above ground!

A semi-inground gives you the flexibility to do more with the look and feel of your yard. For example, you can bury a pool halfway in the ground (about 26 inches), and add stones with steps or a travertine wall to hide the top half of the pool. What’s unique about the semi-inground pool is that you can get the appearance of an in-ground, but closer to the price of above ground.