A property owner can build inground pools of fiberglass, vinyl, or concrete. Each type of pool entails different construction styles and costs. Here, it is critical to note that all pools need the same maintenance once the installation completes and the water fills. Following is the brief description of each,

• Fiberglass Pools

Prefabricated fiberglass pools of various shapes and sizes are typically available to cater to customers' preferences. They are simple, easy-to-install, and affordable inground pools. They need low maintenance as their nonporous material, called gel coat, prevents algae formation. Moreover, they are as readily available as a hot tub, costing 30 to 50% less than a concrete pool. The best pool installers in Fargo, ND, finish installation within two days. 

• Vinyl Pools

Vinyl pools are bigger and more expensive than fiberglass pools while economical than concrete pools. They have custom-made vinyl sheets between the water and the pool structure, making up the bottom and side walls of the pool. The best pool installers in Fargo, ND, lock the top edge of vinyl liners into a track located at the coping bottom. Vinyl liners offer smooth, durable surfaces that do not crack like a concrete pool. The flexibility of vinyl material allows manufacturers to design pools of different patterns, thicknesses, colors, and shapes. However, the repairs of vinyl sheets can be a costly proposition.

• Concrete Pools

Concrete pools offer the most design flexibility regarding size, shape, depth, features, etc. The largest or high-end pools are made of concrete. Using steel rods and plaster over concrete in these pools provides longevity to the pool. Also, the plaster-coated shell in the concrete pool holds the water better than any other pool. The property owners can opt for black, brown, blue, or any color aggregant finishes (adding small rocks and pebbles to engrave in plaster). The durability and finish of the concrete pools come at the cost of substantial initial outlay and customized construction by the engineers and skilled personnel from the in-ground pool installation company in Fargo and the rest of the world.

Other Features and Considerations 

The owners can add different features such as multicolored glass mosaic, stones, pebbles, and beads to plaster, natural stone coping, multi-hued pool lights, fixing trims and lights to steps, a sun shelf, and an infinity edge for visual appeal. Apart from choosing the type of inground pools and appropriate options in pool design, the premise owners must add safety features (such as pool covers, fences, alarms, etc.) and performance features with advanced pumps, filters, heaters, automatic chlorinators, automated systems, and cleaners. They can also create surrounding amenities by constructing decks, pergolas, outdoor kitchens, spa spaces, and fireplaces as per their fancy.