FAQ

The first is the skimmer, installed after the shell. The skimmer's role is to draw water from the pool so that it can be filtered by the system. The second is the dewatering well, an essential element for monitoring the underground water level circulating around the pool. See our maintenance guide for more information on proper well management. 

Yes, compared to other types of in-ground pools. However, it is imperative to monitor your water's chemical levels to maintain good water quality and avoid damaging the shell lining. Most of the concerns raised when a change in surface aesthetics is noted, result from poorly balanced water. First, you'll need to take a water sample and have it analyzed by a local pool specialist. Then, our maintenance guide will give you some ideas for solutions!

Installation is much quicker, maintenance is minimal, your pets can enjoy it without damaging the surface, and fiber is an insulating material that better conserves water temperature.

NO. Under no circumstances should a fiberglass pool be emptied, since doing so could compromise the integrity of the installation and the pool.

Since a fiberglass pool is a monocoque pool, installation can be completed in a single day. All that's left to do is make the plumbing and electrical connections, and you're ready to enjoy your new purchase.

No, we have developed a network of distribution partners to offer our pools to our customers. Whether it's a self-installation or a turnkey project, our specialized distributors will support you in your purchase and offer you the best possible service. We'll be delighted to put you in touch with your nearest partner! 

The cost of a fiberglass pool installation project depends on several factors, including:

• The pool model chosen and any additional features required.
• The characteristics of the yard, such as access to the yard and grading.
• Added options and features (coping, landscaping, equipment, etc.).

In general, a project can start at around $20,000 and go up to over $150,000, depending on the customer's needs and preferences. Our pools are accessible to all budgets, but as they say, “The sky is the limit”!

Great! We're always on the lookout for new distributor and installer partners to expand our network. We invite you to visit the "Become a partner" page on our Website. One of our representatives will contact you to discuss collaboration and development opportunities.

If you wish to purchase a single unit, you will need to go through our existing distributor network. Please contact us to be directed to the nearest point of sale!

We manufacture the products and carefully assess the homeowner's request to connect them with an installer who can best accommodate their specific wants and needs. If you want to get started with your project: click here.

To give you an idea, the size of the pool can vary significantly depending on the elements you wish to add, such as slabs, a waterfall, a fence, grass, or just the pool itself. It's important to highlight that the pool represents only a small part of the total project cost.

The elements that make the project more expensive include installation materials and labor, available access (which determines whether a crane is needed), the quantity of slabs, lighting features, and other factors.