What time of year is cheapest to build a pool?
That means if you’re looking for the lowest cost to install a pool in your outdoor space, you should start looking in the fall rather than the summer. While winter is not a popular time to construct a pool, it comes with its fair share of advantages. The best deals are available in the cold season, and you can lock in your pricing before you start the project. However, you may have to contend with unforeseen delays due to the unpredictable weather.
Fall or winter pool installations usually offer lower prices, avoid the yearly increase of cost of goods, allow more time for landscaping to grow back, and may be eligible for tax write-offs. A spring installation may provide some savings and less time looking at the pool without being able to swim in it, but for most people, it’s best to install the pool in fall or winter. In general, pool prices tend to rise year over year. In 20 years, we have never seen them come down, so the best time to build is in the Winter, before they start to climb again.
Because of our buying power, we can offer the best price on the harder to get materials, like lumber for your outdoor living area or those travertine pavers around your custom luxury pool. Over the build process, you could save real dollars just by building when demand is low. Builders are generally less busy during this time, which means you can take advantage of more flexible scheduling and potentially get your pool completed more quickly. It can take time for your backyard to recover from the disarray of construction, but if you are completing the process during winter, that gives you more of a grace period to complete your landscaping and get your pool looking bright and inviting by the time pool season begins.
Similar to summer, the ground is usually drier, making fall the best time to install an inground pool. Just like you would research information about a new car purchase, take some time to look into different options for pools. You don’t want messy trees (sycamores, gums, and pecans) or trees with shallow roots (birches, cypress, oak) near your pool. When planning to build your pool in the fall, you’ll have more time and attention dedicated to your project.
Since many people might not consider a pool until the summer when they are ready to jump in, pool builders usually experience a downturn during the winter & fall months. This can be especially advantageous if you’re eager to enjoy your pool by the time the next summer rolls around. The only slight concern is that you may have to wait until the following spring or summer to use your pool. A rectangular pool is perfect if you want a timeless, classic look; however, that’s not the only option when it comes to pool shapes.
It’s always a great time to build a pool in Oklahoma because you’ll be investing in your property and adding to its appeal. While people generally don’t think about the clear blue water and spacing of their patio chairs until the temperatures start to rise, there are advantages to building a pool in the cooler, fall & winter months. Thursday Pools requires that all pool installations install a handrail and comply with all federal, state and local building codes. For some consumers, the thought of having to wait 4–7 months before they can use their pool after its completion is too much to bear.