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With a pool, it is vitally important to work out what the overall cost of your pool will be over 10, 15 and 20 years as the difference will be thousands rather than hundreds of dollars. The lifetime financial cost of a concrete pool or a vinyl liner pool is higher than the initial cost to install the pool. The lifetime cost in your time (or paying for someone else's time) is highest for a concrete pool and lowest for a fibreglass pool.

There is a good reason why the majority of pools sold in Australia are salt water chlorinated pools. They are efficient, cost effective to buy and maintain and are liked by the pool buying public for their ease of use. If any regular swimmers in your pool have skin sensitivities like eczema or other muscle related challenges, mineralising your pool is going to make a noticeable difference to your pool fun and how you feel after a swim.

Pool heaters and the cost to heat a swimming pool are a hot topic (pun intended!) Is gas pool heating better than a pool heat pump? What costs more to run? More importantly, how do you decide? Answer the following questions about heating your pool and read on to find the best fit for you.

Fibreglass pools kits are cheaper than concrete generally. However you and your neighbour could buy exactly the same inground or above ground swimming pool kits and your pool costs $10,000 more. Click the link to find out why.

Buying a fibreglass pool kit with an assisted installation through a licenced installer will generally save you at least $5,000, and up to $20,000, for a medium sized pool compared to full installation through a pool builder.

Fibreglass v concrete v vinyl liner swimming pool shells is a common question. Whether a DIY pool or not, there are big differences in warranties and cost.