Why US?

A pool is essentially a strategically built hole. One of the greatest benefits of a fiberglass pool over a concrete pool is that the inside is very soft on your feet. A concrete pool is lined with plaster that makes walking around very rough on your feet. Avoid that issue with getting a fiberglass pool that has a smooth gelcoat finish to it.

Just as important as what is on the inside of your pool is the outside of your pool. Tyler Texas and most of East Texas is covered in red dirt. That soil moves very frequently. With that movement and the weight of water, a concrete pool is likely to crack. We put material all around your pool to ensure that all of that movement does not effect your pool. Plus your pool is made of up of fiberglass which allows some breathing room so you won't have to fix cracks.

A concrete and a liner pool both will need to have major maintenance done to the inside just to keep your pool in working order. The plaster on a concrete pool will need to be redone every 5-10 years and a liner pool needs a new liner every 5-7 years. A fiberglass pool rarely if ever fades color, even under the Texas sun meaning no costly resurfacing.

Ever tried to get grime off of concrete? It is very difficult to do. The gelcoat that goes on a fiberglass pool makes sweeping algae and other yucky things off the pool wall making clean up much easier.

At Park's Pools, we want you to know the good and the not so good. A fiberglass pool is superior in every way except for customizing. We are not able to customize a shape for you. To help make make up for this issue, Park's Pools has teamed up with several different suppliers that accumulate to over 50 pool shapes so we can find the pool for you.