31 Jul

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Is Your Yard Ready For An Inground Swimming Pool?

From Pool City

Identifying whether a yard is suitable for a swimming pool is a very imporant aspect to planning for one.  Even small yards can accommodate a swimming pool project, but there are many considerations to assess prior to planning the project.  This post from Poolcity identifies the key points that need to be addressed before a homeowner takes the plunge towards designing a swimming pool project in their own backyard.

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19 Dec

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Best Small Inground Pool Designs Ideas

From homie.isthmusparents.com

They say good things come in small packages.  Swimming pool designs are no exception, providing that the smaller backyard has a skilled designer to maximize and utilize the space efficiently and properly.  This post from homie.isthmusparents.com presents some amazing smallish inground swimming pool designs that truly test the watershapers' skills.

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05 Dec

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Small Inground Pool Home Design Photos

From Houzz

The fastest-growing home design and improvement website is Houzz, bar none.  Countless consumers wishing to save pictures of ideas for their home use Houzz to save pictures to ideabooks, and even contact home improvement and design professionals through the site.  Of all the ideabooks available on Houzz, there are many devoted to outdoor living, and specifically swimming pool design.  One subcategory is small yards and small pools, which showcase what is possible when good design meets a challenge.  This post is one such ideabook featuring small swimming pools.

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02 Dec

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What is the Best Small Pool for a Small Yard?

From River Pools

Let's face it, not everyone has a sprawling 10 acre lot on which to install a residential waterpark.  Most people's lots are just enough to have a wonderful home and a decent sized backayard for grilling, a playset, and perhaps some green grass for tossing the baseball around with the kids.  What most people fail to understand about swimming pools is that one doesn't need a sprawling estate in order to enjoy all of the benefits of a custom inground swimming pool.  This post from River Pools talks about ways to maximize one's space and have the best possible outdoor living experience regardless of lot size.

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