Pool Installation2024-11-13T10:19:04-05:00

Fiberglass Pools

Fiberglass Pool Installation in Ohio

Add value to your outdoor space with an outdoor swimming pool. Whether you are looking to spend more time with your family or just want a space to relax, a fiberglass pool is a perfect addition. LMG uses RiverPools because they don’t cut corners by adding fillers. They create high-quality fiberglass pools built to last. Their Fiberglass is combined with 100% polyester resin in multiple pool layers. It is resistant to algae, won’t scratch and creates state-of-the-art beautiful swimming pools. Fiberglass pools come in multiple shapes, sizes, colors and add-ons. Enjoy tanning ledges, seating areas, swim lanes, benches, and textured pool steps. Landscape Management Group offers 3D Designs for a perfect custom outdoor pool installation matching your exact dreamscape.

  • Tanning ledges
  • Seating areas
  • Swim lanes
  • Benches
  • Textured pool steps
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Pool Material Comparison

Fiberglass, Vinyl & Concrete Inground Swimming Pools

No swimming pool is perfect for every pool shopper, but fiberglass pools are known for offering more pros than cons. A well-manufactured fiberglass pool can improve your overall experience as a pool owner and save you thousands of dollars on maintenance costs. This pool material comparison will help you decide if a fiberglass swimming pool is right for your Ohio home. Here’s what you need to know.

Benefits of Fiberglass Pools

The gelcoat surface of a fiberglass pool is smooth to the touch and comfortable to walk on (say goodbye to scraped knees and toes!). Because the gelcoat surface is so smooth, it resists algae and is much easier and less labor-intensive to maintain than other inground pool surfaces. As an added bonus, you’ll save money on chemicals and energy over time.
It’s a fact – fiberglass pools can be the quickest inground pools to install. By day two of the installation, your fiberglass pool will likely be in the ground and full of water. A full installation complete with patio work will likely take between 2 and 4 weeks. In comparison, vinyl inground pools take 6 to 8 weeks to install, while concrete pools can take 3 to 6 months to build.
Both the shell and the gelcoat surface of a well-manufactured fiberglass pool can last many decades. Unlike gunite and liner pools, fiberglass pools don’t require as much upkeep or money to maintain. Lower lifetime costs often mean thousands of dollars in savings for you as a pool owner.

Fiberglass swimming pools also work well with many types of sanitation systems, including salt systems. Gunite and vinyl liner pools can be saltwater pools, but the salt is often hard on vinyl liner pool walls and plaster pool surfaces. The gelcoat on a fiberglass pool, on the other hand, is ideally suited for a salt-chlorine generator.

Like tanning ledges, benches, and spas? With most inground pools, those features cost extra time and money to add. With a fiberglass pool, these features are already built-in at no additional cost.

Most fiberglass pool designs come with shallow or deep-end bench seating, and many offer spacious tanning ledges. While a separate spa is always an option for your fiberglass pool, some models also come with the spa already built-in. A few models will include a tanning ledge, spa, and bench seating.

Not all swimming pools will improve the value of your home, but a fiberglass pool can. In fact, a fiberglass pool can increase your home’s value by around 5%, so you’ll know that you’re making a worthwhile investment even if you don’t plan to stay in your home forever.
Fiberglass Vinyl Liner Concrete
Low Maintenance BEST Ok Worst
Low Chemical Usage BEST Ok Worst
Smoothest Finish BEST Ok Worst
Durability BEST Worst BEST
Energy Efficient BEST Ok Worst
Salt Water System Compatibility BEST Ok Worst
Low Initial Cost OK BEST Worst
Custom Shape & Sizes 144 Custom Unlimited

Fiberglass Pool Designs

Choose from 24 Fiberglass Pool Shapes/Sizes and 6 Colors

Our high-quality fiberglass pools come in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and colors.  Fiberglass pools come with features like tanning ledges, seating areas, swim lanes, benches, and textured pool steps.  The shape can be a stylish free form or an open rectangular pool design.

C-Series

Gallons Size Depth
C35 14,500 16′ x 35′ 3’8″ – 6’4″
C40 17,000 16′ x 40′ 3’8″ – 6’4″
Inground Fiberglass Pool C Arctic pool installation

I-Series

Gallons Size Depth
I25 6,050 12′ x 25′ 3’8″ – 5’2″
I30 7,947 14′ x 30′ 3’8″ – 5’6″
I34 11,000 15’6″ x 34′ 3’9″ – 5’9″
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I-Series (Spa)

Gallons Size Depth
125s 5,200 12′ x 25′ 3’8″ – 5’2″
I30s 7,100 14′ x 30′ 4’5″ – 5’6″
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D-Series

Gallons Size Depth
D24 7,500 12′ x 24′ 4′ – 5’3″
D28 8,000 15′ x 28′ 4’1″ – 5’6″
D32 10,000 15′ x 32′ 4’1″ – 6′
D36 13,900 16′ x 36′ 4’2″ – 6’2″
D40 17,800 16′ x 40′ 4’2″ – 6’6″
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R-Series

Gallons Size Depth
R20 5,750 10′ x 20′ 4’4″
R24 8,500 12′ x 24′ 4′ – 5’3″
R28 9,500 15′ x 28′ 3’8″ – 5’8″
R32 11,500 15′ x 32′ 3’6″ – 6′
R36 17,300 16′ x 36′ 3’8″ – 6’3″
R40 19,500 16′ x 40′ 3’8″ – 6’6″
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M-Series

Gallons Size Depth
M25 5,322 10′ x 25′ 3’8″ – 5’2″
M30 10,600 12′ x 30′ 3’8″ – 5’6″
M35 12,000 14′ x 35′ 3’8″ – 5’10”
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L-Series

Gallons Size Depth
L36 10,000 16′ x 36′ 4′ – 5’4″
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T-Series

Gallons Size Depth
T40 23,900 16′ x 40′ 3’8″ -8’6″
Inground Fiberglass Pool T Sandstone pool installation

X-Series

Gallons Size Depth
X36 13,8000 16′ x 36′ 4′ – 6′
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Spas Add-on

Gallons Size Depth
RS08 (spillway) 800 8’6″ x 8’6″ 2′ – 3′
SP08 (spillway) 891 9′ x 9′ 2′ – 3′
SS08 890 9′ x 9′ 2′ – 3′
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Tanning Ledge

Gallons Size Depth
TL15 977 10″ x 15′ 12″
TL09 360 9′ x 9′ 8″
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Bubblers

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Automatic Pool Covers

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Cascade Waterfall

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Pergolas

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Fencing

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Fire Features

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Pavers

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Decking

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Landscaping

3D Design Studio

We provide full-color 3D and 2D digital renderings for your perfect inground swimming pool.

What’s Included With Your Pool?

The following is included in the price of your pool

All permits for construction, excavation, electrical, plumbing, etc.

Digging the hole for the pool and installing the pool with plumbing.
The fiberglass pool shell is the foundation of the entire pool project. You can count on a pool shell that is manufactured to provide your family with enjoyment for many, many years.
The standard filtration system includes all plumbing fittings, valves, cartridge filter and variable speed pump.
We fill up your pool with water so you don’t have to.
This covers a structural failure of your fiberglass pool shell due to defects in manufacturing workmanship or materials. Click Here for Warranty Information.
This covers osmotic blisters in the gelcoat for 15 years. Click Here for Warranty Information.

Other Potential Pool Costs

The following are other factors you may need to plan for

Additional trenching may be necessary depending on where filtration system is placed on property
A crane may be necessary to place pool
Dirt hauling may be necessary if property cannot use excavated material.
Will be determined by pool equipment needs

FAQs

How to Install Your Pool Cover2024-09-03T17:45:29-04:00

In this video, we go into detail on how to install your pool cover for the offseason. Whether this is your first time installing your cover or not, we’ll show you step by step how to unfold and properly install your mesh security cover.

How to Winterize Your Fiberglass Pool2024-09-03T17:45:29-04:00

In this video we show you how to winterize your inground fiberglass pool. We’ll walk you through tools you’ll need and the steps to take to prepare your pool for the winter. We’ll also answer common question like:

  • How to remove water from the pool plumbing?
  • How to blow water from the skimmer line?
  • How to blow water from the return line?
  • How to winterize my pump?
  • How to winterize my filter?
  • How to winterize my salt chlorine generator?
  • How to winterize my UV sanitation system?
  • How to winterize my skimmer?
  • How to plug the returns in my pool?

Links to air grommets mentioned in the video:
1 1/2″ air grommet – (choose part #045) https://www.leaktools.com/standard-plugs-open.html
1 7/8″ air grommet – (choose part #55) https://www.leaktools.com/standard-plugs-open.html
1/8″ Quick Connect “L” – https://www.leaktools.com/18-quick-connect-l.html
18″ inducer hose – https://www.leaktools.com/18-inducer-hose.html

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