Concrete pool design ideas

Rectangular Swimming Pools are versatile & timeless. Whether you want an above-ground or in-ground pool, fiber, wood, or concrete, read on for great ideas!

Should you get a fiberglass pool, or one made of concrete? This article lays out the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Looking to upgrade your outdoor space? Explore 7 beautiful pool remodeling ideas to add style and value to your property.

Every type of inground pool has its inherent problems, including concrete pools. In this article, we explain 5 problems with gunite pools and how you can prepare for them.

Want to build a DIY concrete swimming pool? It will be a challenge, but it can be done. This article explains the equipment that you will need, the building steps, the cost, and more.

Sun-shelves, infinity edge, integral spa—when planning a new pool, there are many enticing options to choose from. To make sense of all the latest features in pool design, we chatted with Greg...

Check out our roundup of the best swimming pool shapes and get inspired for your next project.

What is it like to build a concrete pool? Is it hard to build? In this article, we focus on 4 big issues and explain the process of concrete pool construction from start to finish.

An inground pool costs $80 to $250 per square foot with installation or $25,000 to $100,000 total, depending on the size and material. Fiberglass and vinyl swimming pools cost less than concrete inground pools but don't last as long. Small plunge pools and semi-inground pools cost less than average.

Attention, fiberglass pool owners: please do not disclose this information to your buddies with concrete/gunite pools...because they will be jealous.