Advantages of Opting for a Fiberglass Pool with Spa

Simplicity in Maintenance

One might think that a fiberglass pool with a spa would be complicated to maintain. However, that’s far from the truth. The filtration system of your pool is continually working to capture debris and combat algae. With the spa being integrated, the water quality remains consistently high, simplifying your maintenance tasks. Essentially, you can sanitize both your pool and spa simultaneously, making your life easier.

Increased Usage

We all know someone who has a hot tub that gathers dust under its cover for most of the year. Why? The maintenance and setup can be cumbersome. But, when your spa is connected to your pool, these hassles evaporate. The system is already in place, ensuring you can enjoy your spa whenever you wish, without worrying about the water quality or setup.

Space-Saving Design

For those with limited backyard space, every square foot counts. Fiberglass pools are smaller in size compared to their concrete counterparts, making them ideal for such spaces. An integrated spa does not demand any additional room; it’s all built into the pool’s design. This leaves you free to consider adding other outdoor features, such as a larger patio or even an outdoor kitchen.

Aesthetic Brilliance

Subjective as it may be, the visual allure of a fiberglass pool with a spa is undeniable. Whether the spa is molded into the pool or added as a separate unit during construction, the sight is a showstopper. Our customers at PoolForce often share how the addition of a spa has elevated their outdoor space. Imagine water features, bubblers, and the cascading water from the spa to the pool, making your backyard the envy of the neighborhood.

Uniform Durability with Gelcoat Surface

One of the unsung benefits of a fiberglass pool with a spa is the uniformity in the material. The gel coat finish you get with your fiberglass pool extends to the built-in spa, offering a smooth, durable, and algae-resistant surface. If you’re not familiar with Gelcoat, here’s what you need to know: it’s robust, vibrant, and long-lasting.

Harmonious Aging

Let’s be honest; all pools fade over time. However, the fading in a fiberglass pool with a spa is harmonious. Since both are constructed at the same time with the same batch of materials, they age gracefully, sustaining even and gradual fading. Plus, both are subjected to the same environmental factors, ensuring a consistent look over the years.

Single Cover Convenience

Covers for pools and spas are often overlooked until you realize you need to replace them, and they aren’t cheap. A significant advantage of a built-in spa is the need for only one cover, streamlining your maintenance and storage requirements.