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More and more people are choosing above ground swimming pools than a regular in ground swimming pool due to their durability and variety of options.
Others turn to these pools due to its low installation cost.

Benefits Of Aboveground Swimming Pools
- Fun for you and you family
- Socialize with friends and neighbors
- Easier installation, maintenance, and repairs
- Easy
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- Less debris in the pool from leaves and grass clippings.
It's also more difficult for animals to gain access, especially dogs, cats, and even skunks.
- Great solution for a smaller backyard or where the water table seems a bit high.
Locations such as the Northwest where 35-40 inches of rain per year is not uncommon, so many people prefer above ground pools.
- In many cities an above ground pool in not considered a permanent structure so your property taxes may not go up.
Check with your local officials for your specific rules and regulations.

Negatives:
- If you're a serious swimmer, an aboveground pool may not be right for you
- Size restrictions
- "Deep end" is usually no more than 4-5 feet
- Usually no diving board, slide, or fancy waterfalls
- Harder to lap swim due to its restrictive size
- May not be able to have an above ground swimming pool designed to match your backyard or the design of your house
If you are an aboveground swimming pool owner, you may find this style of pool offers a certain flexibility that you may not find in a regular in ground swimming pool.
Installation is fairly easy, if you're not the one doing the installation.
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