FAQS

At Waterscapes Pools and Spas, our skilled designers are here to make the pool buying process as fun and enjoyable as possible. As you get to know your designer, they will make every effort to meet all your individual needs and unique desires, between the actual design of the pool to paving options for your deck and water features. Check out our online portfolio of design options for some creative inspiration. Remember, your options are endless!

Depending on how you equip your pool, you can spend just minutes per week! There are several options that let you enjoy your pool with minimal effort on your part to maintain it.

Those who have experienced trying to sell their home in Florida know that owning a swimming pool works as a big advantage. Owning a pool not only increases your live-able space, but also allows you to start living the Florida lifestyle.

Time can vary depending on the complexity of the project, but essentially pools take approximately 60-80 days of construction time. Permitting time must also be considered in addition to building time. Permitting varies from 3-8 weeks.

We will create an original design to fit your space perfectly. It doesn’t matter what shape of size, we can typically design a pool for any individual circumstance.

With our new Variable Speed technology pumps, your energy bills will typically not exceed more than $30 a month on the average pool, but this depends on usage and equipment.

Depending on how your pool is equipped, the amount you should budget monthly is about $25-30. However, prices will vary with the changing seasons; spending less in the winter time and more in the summer.

In general, we estimate approximately 45-60 days from the time we start construction. We do our best to build quickly and efficiently, especially if weather and soil conditions are ideal. The build time also depends on permit review and issuance.

Depending on the municipality and their individual workload, it can take approximately 3-8 weeks.

Yes, we recommend salt chlorine generators. They’re popular because they maintain consistent chlorine levels by generating chlorine from dissolved salt while the pool circulates water. Many people enjoy swimming in saltwater pools as the water feels better on the skin, has less chlorine smell, and is gentler on eyes, skin, and swimsuits.

Gas heaters provide the fastest way to heat a pool, regardless of the outside temperature, and are popular in Florida communities with natural gas connections. Electric heat pumps are more efficient and cheaper to run but cost more upfront and only work well when the air is above 50 degrees. The choice depends on how and when the pool will be used.

Pebble finishes offer a unique, natural look, resembling a sparkling riverbed due to the larger pebbles. Available in various plaster and pebble colors, including gold, black, white, and some with blue, they offer numerous options to transform a pool’s appearance. These finishes are highly resistant to chemicals and staining, often coming with longer warranties, making them a popular and durable choice, especially on Florida’s West Coast.