Natural Swimming Pool FAQs

Natural Swimming Pool FAQs

Q: What is a natural swimming pool & how does it work?

A: This fairly new concept is a combination of a swimming pool & pond, encompassing all the benefits that each has to offer.

Organic swimming pools use gravel stone and clay instead of manufactured unnatural materials, thereby blending into one’s landscape easily. Rather than using harsh chemicals and algaecides, the water is pumped through the skimmer & down the waterfall through the regeneration zone, all while creating a natural ecological balance. The plants also function to oxygenate the water, helping the beneficial bacteria grow that will in turn consume decaying debris and harmful bacteria. The water in these pools is crystal clear and looks just as appealing, if not better, than the traditional pool with the chemical based filtration system. Underwater lights, submersible pond fountains & other accessories can be installed like any traditional pool or pond.

Q: What is the price difference in the construction of a natural pool vs. a conventional chlorine pool?

A: In most cases, a natural pool costs the same as a conventional swimming pool. Although building materials may vary according to the homeowner’s preferences natural pools are equally affordable in comparison to the unnatural alternative. Compared to any other type of swimming pool, swimming ponds require the least maintenance from the homeowner for several reasons. Lush vegetation is housed in what is called a “regeneration zone,” which functions to naturally cleanse & filter the water. Plants & beneficial bacteria, as well as quality equipment, serve in this self-cleaning process to prevent harmful bacteria from growing.

Q: What are the maintenance requirements for natural pools?

A: Compared to any other type of swimming pool, swimming ponds require the least maintenance from the homeowner for several reasons. Lush vegetation is housed in what is called a “regeneration zone,” which functions to naturally cleanse & filter the water. Plants & beneficial bacteria, as well as quality equipment, serve in this self-cleaning process to prevent harmful bacteria from growing.

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