FAQs

From the day of excavation it should take about thirty working days, which is 6 weeks. Remember though, from the day you sign the contract other things have to happen before the pool can be excavated, such as:

• Financing (if applicable)
• Home owners associations
• Marking and finding utilities
• Permits from your city or county

Permits can sometimes hold up the process, it all depends on what city you live in and the time of year. Ask your Progressive Pools Staff Designer how long your city normally takes at that time of year.

Swimming pool is a perfect feature to turn a boring backyard into a major attraction for the whole family. It’ll always be great for entertaining guests. And don’t give up the idea just because your backyard is small. There are also small swimming pools and lots of great shapes and designs to take into consideration. You will be surprised at how a small backyard can have the most innovative design. Good builders can design an enjoyable backyard no matter the size.

No. There are only a few times that we need you to be home during construction – the day the swimming pool is excavated and the day that the electrician and gas companies are there. You will also need to water down the gunite structure 2 to 3 times a day for about 7 days as well as turn the water off after the pool is filled to the middle of the tile line.

Yes, it does. Normally you will receive an estimated 75% of the value of the pool. Keep in mind, the more you decorate the backyard with landscaping, the more money you will get back on the pool.