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With the popularity of swim spas in recent years, many families who buy swimming pools for the first time are faced with a decision; should they buy a more traditional underground / above ground pool, or should they buy a swim spa? The answer depends on the situation. Traditional swimming pools and swim spas have unique advantages and disadvantages. Today we're going to explore the pros and cons of swimming pools and swim spas to help you choose the one that's best for you and your family.

Factor 1- The Size Of Your Garden ?

The size of your garden is an important factor in deciding which swimming pool you should buy. As the plots get smaller and smaller, some traditional pools in the backyard run out of space at all. In these courses, the swim spa may be the only pool that can accommodate.

Factor 2- Operating Costs

In addition to the purchase cost, you should also consider the cost of operating the new pool. To move all the water in a traditional swimming pool, a large pump is needed. Big pumps mean high energy costs.

Factor 3- Installation Time

Another factor that sets swim spas apart from other pools is the time required to set them up. Above ground pools typically take 1 to 3 days to set up, fill, and operate normally. Underground pools typically take 7-21 days to set up, fill, and function normally; it depends on the finish and size of the pool. Both of these can also be postponed due to weather conditions, permits (usually a week), and final inspection, which can set you back a few more days. In addition to the time it takes to complete landscaping, most new pool owners lose half of their swimming season in their first year of ownership.