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Fiberglass pools are the most durable and damage resistant Corrosion-resistant, which means they don't rust or corrode like metal or concrete pools. They are non-porous, which means they don't absorb water or chemicals like concrete pools . Their flexible nature allows them to withstand movement and shifting in the ground, unlike concrete pools, which can crack and leak over time.

Note: A well designed, made and maintained fiberglass pool can last at least 50 years.

A fiberglass pool is less prone to algae due to its non-porous nature. Other inground pool types may allow for more algae growth due to the porous nature of the surface and you end up cleaning your pool surface with a steel brush regularly.

All the acid wash, plastering, extra chemical to fight algae or retiling, or repairing structural cracks and leaks.

Because a fiberglass pool doesn’t need this sort of work and because your ongoing maintenance cost will lower automatically, you can save thousands over the years and the amount can be significant

The fiberglass shell is manufactured off-site, so all the construction work is done before the pool arrives at your property. The shell is pre-shaped, so it's just a matter of digging the hole, setting the shell in place, and backfilling.

The installation process is typically much shorter than for concrete or vinyl liner pools, which require more on-site construction and curing time. In many cases, a fiberglass pool can be installed in a matter of days, whereas other types of pools can take weeks or even months to complete.

Any shape and size is now possible with fiberglass pools.

Another advantage of a fiberglass pool is that there is less commotion and less safety hazards (no steel and heavy machinery required) in your backyard, especially if you have kids playing.

A fiberglass pool can be installed inground and aboveground with little extra reinforcement. This is a very good advantage due to some villas have restrictions and cannot go in the ground due to water table problems.

It is much easy to repair a fiberglass pool compared to a concrete pool. You only repair the damaged area and not like the concrete pool where you must break extra area around the damaged area or in some cases you need to redo everything.