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  At Paragon Pools, we believe that inground fiberglass swimming pools are the best type of pool for most residential backyards here in North Florida.

The interior gelcoat finish of the fiberglass pool is non-porous, and does not react with the water.  The algae, bacteria, and other contaminants do not stick to the surface of the pool.  This results in significantly less money having to be spent on chemicals to keep the water clear.  This also keeps dirt and debris from adhering to the surface of the pool.  Which means less time and effort being spent to keep the pool clean!

The sides of the fiberglass pool are very smooth.  No more snagged bathing suits or skinned elbows from rubbing up against the sides of the pool!  The steps and floor of the pool have a texture that is built in from the factory.  This texture keeps you from slipping as you get into and out of the pool.  Don't worry, the texture is not rough!  Sore or skinned feet are not an issue with the gelcoat finish.

Fiberglass pool shells are stronger than concrete pool shells.  In fact, many swimming pool experts claim fiberglass pool shells are 10-15 times stronger than concrete pool shells!

The interior finish of today’s fiberglass pools will never break down.  It will never wear, or have areas that break down. 

Fiberglass pools will never require a renovation due to the pool shell or the pool interior finish breaking down, wearing out, or otherwise falling apart!

Fiberglass pools are built and backed by national manufacturers.  The pools are built in climate-controlled manufacturing facilities by trained technicians.  This provides quality control every step of the way.  It also allows the manufacturer to provide a true lifetime warranty to back your pool.

Because your pool is delivered to your jobsite complete, we are able to install fiberglass pools much faster than any other type of inground swimming pool!  Depending on the complexity of the project, we can typically complete the construction process in 12 weeks or less.  Often as little as 8-10 weeks from the time we break ground until you can swim in your completed pool!  How quickly do you want to swim?

Installing an inground swimming pool is a major construction process.  And each and every jobsite has its unique challanges to overcome.  It is your contractors responsibility to be sure that the process goes smoothly.  After all, this is why you hire a contractor in the first place!

What kind of access does your jobsite have to get materials and equipment into and out of your jobsite?  Will fencing, landscaping, or driveways be damaged during the process?  Is there anything buried in the ground?  Pipes, wires, septic or drainage systems often leave no evidence on the surface when they are buried.  

Will fill dirt be need to be brought in to bring your project up to grade?  Will any excavated soil need to be hauled off?  What about the existing soil conditions?  Will the excavated soil be suitable to use in filling and grading around your new pool?  Will ground water be present when the pool hole is dug?  Your contractor should have the expertise to handle all of these ground conditions.  Will there be an extra charge for any of these conditions?  In order to avoid misunderstandings after the job has started, it is imperative that these items are addressed prior to the beginning of construction!

Will your contractor use in-house employees or subcontract out the construction?  Your contractor is directly responsible for in-house employees.  They have passed the application process, and have their personal information on file in the office.  Your contractor is responsible for their actions and schedule while the employees are in your backyard.  Contractors have very little control over subcontractors.  Subcontactors are responsible for their own schedules; for the employees they choose to bring into your yard; and for the quality of work they leave behind.  Most subcontract experiences are positive!  Most subcontractors are highly skilled in their area of expertise, and are brought in to perform a specific phase of the job.  The most important thing is knowing who will take responsibility for anything that happens in your backyard!