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How does swimming pool insulation improve heat retention?

Our XPS Thermal Boarding offers powerful heat retention, lowering your energy costs and making it easy to keep your pool at a comfortable temperature. They stop heat loss from swimming pools by acting as a highly efficient insulating layer. Made from extruded polystyrene foam, XPS boards have a closed-cell structure that significantly reduces heat transfer.

This insulation minimises the loss of heat through the pool walls and floor, helping to retain warmth in the water. The boards also create a thermal barrier against the cooler temperatures of the surrounding ground, ensuring your pool stays at a consistent and comfortable temperature while reducing energy usage for heating.

We also supply robust, high-quality swimming pool liners to help keep your pool in top condition for years to come. Choose Paramount Pools and transform your outdoor space for the long term.

What is the average cost of building a concrete swimming pool?

An average cost to build a concrete swimming pool starts from £50,000.00 for 30′ x 15′ pool size and takes on average 8-10 weeks to build. Understandably, most people’s concept of a swimming pool is a fully tiled concrete pool, when they get a price they would think “horrific cost”. They would be right! Thats why we provide mutiple pool options for you to choose from at different price points.

What are the long-term benefits of choosing a liner pool construction?

One of the long term benefits of installing a liner type pool construction is that in approximately 7-10 years, the liner will have to be replaced. This is a very simple and straight forward procedure and at a present-day costs, a replacement liner for a 30 x 15′ pool would cost £2150 inc. VAT. Remember, the swimming pool lining is the finished cosmetic look of the pool, so every 7-10 years it will look like a brand new installation!

Is it possible to raise the swimming pool above ground?

Yes! It is also possible to raise the pool above ground level by as much as 18″ using the soil to build a patio around it, finished with either a retaining wall or gradually sloping turf. This may be done to save on the cost of earth removal and the time and effort involved in excavation, especially when hand digging is involved.

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