It’s better to be safe than sorry.Įspecially if you have children or pets, installing a fence around your pool would relieve you of the stress of the impending danger and the burden of constantly having to watch over them. Although the probability of someone falling and drowning in an above ground pool is less as compared to an inground pool, it’s not unheard of. However, safety is a top consideration when you’re building a fence around the above ground pool. Pools are a great addition to any property and offer a great recreational activity on hot summer days for the young and old alike. You can easily move it to a different location in your property if you so choose. One of the best things about an above ground pool is that it can be dismantled as easily as it can be installed. The same cannot be said about in ground pools. In many cases, an aboveground pool can be installed in just a couple of days. After all, there is no excavation required.

Installing an aboveground pool is much easier than an in ground pool as mentioned above. You can have features such as water fountains, Jacuzzi, diving boards and more in an aboveground pool easily. Featuresĭespite the difference in the elevation of the pools, you can still have the same features.

Additionally, the plumbing for these pools tends to cost more than the aboveground variety of pools. It is also difficult to get the required permission to do so. For in-ground pools, you need to spend money on the excavation of the property. The biggest benefit to having an above ground pool is the lower cost.

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