Crestwood Oval Above Ground Pools

The answer to this question depends on how you’re going to be using your new pool.  If you have small children or if you see yourself using your pool for a recreational hangout area, then a round pool would suit you just fine.  However, if you enjoy using your pool for exercise, such as playing volleyball, water polo or swimming laps, then an oval swimming pool would be the optimal choice.  Lastly, the shape and size of your yard may also play a factor.  If you have a smaller, squarer backyard, the round pool would probably be your best choice, whereas the oval pool requires more yard space.

It’s not as much a question of the size of our 7 round above ground pools, or even our 3 oval above ground pools, rather it’s a question about the size of your yard or lot, as well as any unique characteristics of your property, such as hills, cement patios or wooden decks.  If you call Rich at 607-786-0010 with the dimensions of your property, he’ll use his 50+ years of experience to determine which pool sizes are best for you.  One more thing to consider is the size of your average swimming party.  Whether you have kids or plenty of friends, or both, you’ll want to take that into consideration when choosing a pool size so swimmers aren’t too crowded.

Depending on if you’re integrating your above ground pool with an existing deck, or if you’re planning on building a deck to wrap around your above ground pool, the price can fluctuate anywhere from $700 to over $20,000. As the age old saying goes, you get what you pay for. At Crestwood, our pools are always built to your standards, and ours. That is why we still have satisfied customers swimming in Crestwood Pools purchased in the 1980’s. Plus, our customers who have moved to a new home haven’t had as hard of a time selling their house with a high-quality wooden pool in the backyard. Another quantifiable benefit that customers rave about is how the wooden structure keeps the pool temperature warm, no matter the time of day or season.  We’ve converted several inground pool owners who had complained about the electrical bills to heat their pool.