Vinyl Pools
Why Choose A Vinyl Pool?
A vinyl pool from Brown's Pools & Spas provides an ideal blend of proven value and design possibilities. While a vinyl pool offers a more limited set of options due to the makeup of the pool structure, a vinyl pool can always be completed at a lower cost than a gunite pool of the same size. Even though the cost is a bit lower than the gunite pool, you still receive the 5-Star service, dependability, and skill of all pools built by Brown's Pools & Spas.
Through the years, vinyl pools have been by far the most common pool type chosen by Georgia families for their homes. As you consider whether a vinyl pool is the best fit for your family, yard, and budget, you'll need to learn about the options available to you in each of the categories listed in this section.
Different Shapes and Sizes
Vinyl pool shapes fall into two general categories: Rectangular/straight-wall pools (including L-shaped pools) and shaped (freeform) pools.
Rectangular vinyl pools will always offer the best value in terms of space versus cost. Freeform vinyl pools are available in any shape with curved walls. These pools replicate many of the shapes popular in gunite pool design and bring much of the elegance of a gunite pool to the vinyl pool category. The "oasis" shape is by far the most popular among our vinyl pool shapes, followed by the "Tahiti" and "lagoon" shapes.
Because the walls of a vinyl pool are constructed from steel panel sections, the available pool sizes are determined by the kits that can be built with these sections. The most common pool sizes are 16' by 32', 18' by 36', and 20' by 40'.
Another three to five sizes are typically available for each shape. The 16' by 32' is a benchmark size as it is the smallest available size that allows for a full 8' deep area and a regular diving board.
Our Building Process
Once you decide that you are ready to move forward with your backyard investment, you will sign a Brown’s Pools & Spas purchase contract for an Inground pool. This begins a journey that allows your family’s the enjoyment of their own backyard swimming pool. Each step along the way is important to ensuring that your pool is built to a high standard and will last for decades to come. A typical Vinyl Inground Pool installation will follow the process detailed below:
Now is the time everyone has been waiting for - time to swim! While most projects take 6 to 8 weeks to complete, the scope of installation can be altered by inclement weather. Brown's Pools & Spas believes an honest assessment of the duration needed to do quality work serves our customers better than an unrealistic timeline given only for the purpose of securing a sale. Also, please remember that there is never a bad time of year to begin your project. Give us the opportunity to design a pool that's right for your family.
Vinyl Liner Options
Light and Tranquil
Rich & Vibrant
Deep & Dramatic
For A Perfect Poolside
The size and shape of decking for a vinyl pool is limited only by yard and budget size. Almost all pools should include a minimum of 4 feet of decking on the pool sides and 6 to 8 feet on the ends. We offer an impressive array of decking and coping styles from which to choose.
- Brushed - Standard gray concrete mix textured with a uniform brushed finish; includes white PVC expansion joints.
- Colored - Tinting dye is added to the poured concrete mix to offer a variety of earth-tone shades. These decks are often saw-cut once cured to give the deck an added pattern design.
- Stamped - While the poured concrete is still wet, additional color is added with a rock or brick textured stamp, giving the finished deck the look of a natural surface, but with greater durability.
- Flagstone - Flat stone and mortar creates a beautiful natural deck surface. Stone can be added as a border or accent or used for the entire deck surface.
- Pavers - Premanufactured deck pavestones are laid to create the pool deck surface.
Regardless of the type of decking chosen, the coping (where the decking meets the pool wall) will be one of these three types: Standard aluminum coping, Cantilevered concrete coping, or Flagston border coping.
Outdoor Living Additions
Designing an outdoor living space is more than a pool in the backyard; it is creating a style and a place to live. Brown's Pools & Spas focuses on that style. We provide the design that brings to life the pool as a place of outdoor living.
Many homeowners wish to add features to their pool, making it stand out from others. Discuss with your Brown's Pools & Spas builder about how you can add options to your custom-built inground pool.
Let’s Design Your Dream Pool
If you are ready to step outside your back door and begin designing your backyard resort, we are ready to meet with you to start the design and construction process. With so many choices, we hope you'll allow us the opportunity to work with you to design a pool and backyard living space that incorporates the features you'll enjoy most. We look forward to scheduling an appointment for an in-home quote to create your backyard vacation.