It is always best to do it on the initial installation of the pool
My hubby and I are looking into getting a swimming pool. Every little detail costs more, but an extra inch basically means a lot more cash. Steps, a daylight deck, a hole to put an umbrella, jets and lights all are more costly. My husband and I have a budget and have the wish to stick to it. The primary issue is that we both differ on what we guess is pressing. My husband prefers to sink most of our cash into the pavers around the pool… He wants it to be a grand sitting and sun tanning area. In the pavers he wants an umbrella mount and for the water to scrub off them rather easily. He even wants to spend money extra for a unique seal that stops the pavers from getting various pits. For me I am hoping to spend more on the pool itself. I don’t care if grass entirely surrounds the pool. I want many locales to easily relax inside the pool, jets and most pressingly, heating. My husband doesn’t suppose we should get a pool heater machine. I certainly know this is a must. I have the desire to swim all year long after spending a good amount of cash. Adding a pool heating machine in the grand scheme of things is a relatively small expense. I would honestly enjoy swimming in the night hours, fall season or whenever I choose. I would hate having to stop swimming because it was a little bit frosty. You can’t particularly add a pool heating machine later too. It is always best to do it on the initial installation of the pool. If we buy a pool heater, something has to be cut from the already tight budget. I easily realize that I live in the South, however I do know it does get nippy enough to warrant heating.