Start your preparations for the summer before the seasons even get warmer! If you have a pool, winter is the best time to make any changes, repairs, or renovations you want. Why the winter? Because there’s a high chance that you’re not using it while it’s cold out, it’s the best time to remodel your pool before the heat comes.
Remodel your pool in the winter so it’s ready in time for the start of spring!
Prepare For Summertime Pool Fun
Are you still not convinced? Think about it this way – the colder seasons of fall and winter are the off-season for swimming pools. And like anything during the off-season, there’s not much activity, and the prices are usually cheaper. For example, many pool contractors may offer discounts during the less busy season.
Now think of it the other way. What if you tried remodeling your pool during the summer? Well, most people want to enjoy the water during the hottest season of the year. But what if you’re remodeling and can’t use it immediately?
Remodel your pool during the colder seasons instead so you’ll have everything ready by the time you do want to swim. No matter how big or small the job is, remodeling a pool can take a long time. A week or two is usually enough to finish small repairs like resurfacing or retiling. But bigger remodels that change the structure, like adding a spa or changing the shape of the pool, can take a few weeks to a few months to finish.
The length of time depends on things like how complicated the plan is, how easy it is to get materials, the weather, and how busy the contractor is. It is important to talk to a professional pool contractor to get a good estimate for your job. JR Pool Plastering & Texas Gunite are the local experts who can help you transform your pool from the inside out to look completely new. Our team can help you assess what needs repairs or the feasibility of what you want to change.
Our team has been in the Greater Houston area for years. Call us today to learn more about how we can completely redo your pool to satisfy your aesthetic ideas or accessibility purposes.