Anyone who says Vermont is the perfect place to own a swimming pool is either a) a pathological liar or b) a pool dealer. The Green Mountain State has exactly the sort of climate you expect when you hear the words “skiing mecca.” In other words, it’s cold. But short summers and chilly winters are […]
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If you build it, they will come. Every Iowan knows that quote exhorting the main character in Field of Dreams to build a baseball diamond in a corn field. However, it’s also a fitting prediction (warning?) for a would-be pool owner – install a swimming pool, and you can expect a lot of company from
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Hawaiians have access to some of the world’s finest beaches and most beautiful scenery. Still, many residents of the islands choose to bring paradise closer to home by installing swimming pools in their backyards. With so much natural splendor all around, this might seem like overkill to some. But given the cozy tropical climate, the
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If you like to roam, Wyoming is the place to be. With jaw-dropping scenery and over 18 million acres of public land, the Cowboy State is a haven for hikers, campers, skiers, horseback riders, and other outdoor enthusiasts. That said, if you’d rather stay closer to home, Wyoming is also a decent place to own
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On the list of things to do outdoors in Alaska, swimming is, well, way down on the list. We won’t sugarcoat it – it’s difficult to justify the huge expense of installing your own inground pool in a state where there are so few warm and sunny days. But of course difficult is not the
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Mention New Mexico and swimming pools, and a lot of people think of the hit TV show Breaking Bad. Set in sunny Albuquerque, the show uses a backyard pool as the setting for some of its most memorable scenes. In fact, one of the characters famously takes an impromptu dip in one of show’s key
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