A swimming pool is a one of a kind purchase that you and your family likely have spent months preparing and planning for. One of the biggest decisions you will have made so far is choosing a Memphis, Tennessee swimming pool contractor to complete 
the project for you. Whether you’re having a simple lap pool installed or an elaborate gunite swimming pool with rock waterfalls, fountains, diving boards and other amenities installed you need to choose a contractor you can trust to help you fulfill your dream of pool ownership.
Because of the investment you’re making in your swimming pool and in the additional value it will bring to both your home and your quality family time, here are some tips the swimming pool builders from Advanced Pool Care want you to consider:
- The contractor should be available to answer your questions and explain items you have concerns about. While the process might not ever be completely stress free, you will want a pool contractor who can make it be as stress free as possible.
- Your contractor should work with you to come to a mutually agreeable time to have the swimming pool installed. Yes, it will have to mesh with his construction schedule, but you shouldn’t feel pressured into choosing a date that isn’t convenient for you and your family.
- Any contractor you are working with — and you should get estimates from more than one contractor — should provide a pool that is a good value and incorporates high quality materials. You will also want to ask about payment schedules and financing options.
- Ask your pool contractor about the types and lengths of warranties and guarantees that come with the pool equipment and the construction itself whether it’s gunite, vinyl liner or a fiberglass style.
- What about service after the projects’ complete? Will the pool contractor who built the pool be available for ongoing upkeep and maintenance? If not, can he recommend a pool service professional that you can use?
The time and care you put into choosing your swimming pool contractor will benefit you when the time rolls around for the project to get underway.
