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Starting pool construction in winter might sound a bit unusual, but it’s something many homeowners consider. When done right, it sets the stage for enjoying a brand-new pool by the time the weather warms up. Still, it’s not as simple

When you’re planning something big outdoors, like a new patio, pool, or structure, it’s easy to focus on the fun parts, design, layout, finishes. But if your plan includes digging, especially near buried lines, outdoor construction requires an extra layer

When the ground freezes and thaws during winter, things shift. That includes the soil beneath swimming pools. Most people aren’t thinking about their backyard when there’s snow on the ground, but this time of year can have a big impact

Winter might not seem like the perfect time to think about your pool, but it can actually be one of the best times to start planning a remodel. Since most people are not using their pools when it is cold

Once winter hits, the way we use our outdoor space changes. Shorter days and colder weather make it a little less inviting to step outside, especially when it gets dark before dinner. But a well-thought-out backyard can still feel cozy

Cold weather can slow just about anything down, and pool construction is no exception. When winter hits, it brings shorter days, frozen ground, and unexpected weather that can all stretch a project timeline. This time of year doesn’t always line