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Buying a swimming pool is a major purchase and investment that can be almost as expensive as buying a brand new car. Knowing some simple facts, asking some important questions and shopping around are key factors to take into consideration when buying a swimming pool.
Questions to ask Contractors and Salespeople
Step 1
Ask the contractor how long they have been in business.
Step 2
Request proof from the company that they are part of the Better Business Bureau and, if so, for how long.
Step 3
Verify that they offer financing and what the interest rate and terms of the loan are.
Step 4
Ask the salesperson if their prices include, delivery, setup, excavation, electrical and installation.
Step 5
Have them provide proof that their contractors are bonded and insured.
Step 6
Ask the company how many pools they sell each year.
Step 7
Ask the salesperson if they offer a money back guarantee on all of their pools.
Step 8
Ask the salesperson if they are offering any sales, special incentives or closeouts at the moment.
Buying the Pool
Step 1
Take out your paper tablet and pen.
Step 2
Measure the area where you want your pool to go and record these measurements.
Step 3
Using the yellow pages in your telephone book, locate the swimming pool section and flag the contractors you would like to contact.
Step 4
Call the swimming pool contractors.
Step 5
Using your paper tablet and pen, begin to jot down the answers to the questions you ask each company.
Step 6
Compile all of your information and narrow your choices down to three.
Step 7
Call back all three and have them come out to your home (if needed) to give you an accurate estimate.
Step 8
Choose the best swimming pool company to purchase the pool from.
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