Needs are more important than wishes, right? Well its not really the case. Since there are a lotpeople getting into debt so they can build a great personal pool that covers bigger area then their own house. So is it worth it really?
I will, now,explain you how to get the best price-to-value deal, when it comes to buying a swimming pool. Since the cost of something does not determine it's value.
DEM NEEDS
So what is that you are actually searching for? Only a small swimming pool in your backyard so you can upgrade the exterior of your home? Something relaxing while reading romantic books from the collection? Or...a 300 ft long pool to show off by making wild parties? Well if you have such pool you definitely can organize a 100 meter championship butterfly style. But I am just guessing here that such person does not read articles about getting less in order to save money.
WHAT IS THE BUDGET
After you understand your needs and wishes it is a perfect time to do some nice reality check. First...what is your real budget? I'm not thinking about the money that you could get by selling your nice car and your grandmas's expensive jewelry. That is just a wannabe budget. The real budget is only the amount of cash that you can spend on something without feeling any consequences afterwards. If you are a logical type of person, then I would explain it like this:
(your savings) minus (your 3-months income) equals (the real budget)
So, are you now surprised how you are actually in a loss?You need to have 3 months in advance (at least) to be really secure
Size and materials are what determine the basic cost of the pool. Do not forget the depth either. Just imagine a 3x3x3=27 feet of volume. Now increase one foot in every direction and we get 4x4x4=64. Its scales really steeply. This is just the example so you can be aware of how easily can price go up. Such a small change makes a huge difference in the end. And what about scaling bigger numbers....
E-VERY DAY - I MA-IN-TAIN (try to sing, it is catchy)
Another element to consider is here. A pool owner has to clean the pool at least once in a week. And if not? You can build a WELCOME sign for random algae and even bacteria. Not only the pool will be dirty, but it will be harmful for a humans health. If you are not happy about spending time cleaning the pool weekly, then I highly recommend that you buy (read: invest) a robotic or an automatic pool cleaner to do all the cleaning instead of you. Leave your little robot playin' in the pool all day or night long. The pool will be cleaner than if you cleaned it all day every day!
THE CONCLUSION OF THIS MASTERPIECE
Small pools are almost always cheaper to build. They can be expensive if you you use gold or platinum as a material...or if you get a bad deal also. The small pools are much cheaper on the long term too, because of less maintenance (unless you have a cool robot, in that case you don't give a f.c.k) and less water change...
One more thing: be careful not to undervalue it before it is finished. There are many extras that can be included and that can change the price by so much!
Thanks for reading, hope you liked it. Have a nice day man, cheers.
I will, now,explain you how to get the best price-to-value deal, when it comes to buying a swimming pool. Since the cost of something does not determine it's value.
DEM NEEDS
So what is that you are actually searching for? Only a small swimming pool in your backyard so you can upgrade the exterior of your home? Something relaxing while reading romantic books from the collection? Or...a 300 ft long pool to show off by making wild parties? Well if you have such pool you definitely can organize a 100 meter championship butterfly style. But I am just guessing here that such person does not read articles about getting less in order to save money.
WHAT IS THE BUDGET
After you understand your needs and wishes it is a perfect time to do some nice reality check. First...what is your real budget? I'm not thinking about the money that you could get by selling your nice car and your grandmas's expensive jewelry. That is just a wannabe budget. The real budget is only the amount of cash that you can spend on something without feeling any consequences afterwards. If you are a logical type of person, then I would explain it like this:
(your savings) minus (your 3-months income) equals (the real budget)
So, are you now surprised how you are actually in a loss?You need to have 3 months in advance (at least) to be really secure
Size and materials are what determine the basic cost of the pool. Do not forget the depth either. Just imagine a 3x3x3=27 feet of volume. Now increase one foot in every direction and we get 4x4x4=64. Its scales really steeply. This is just the example so you can be aware of how easily can price go up. Such a small change makes a huge difference in the end. And what about scaling bigger numbers....
E-VERY DAY - I MA-IN-TAIN (try to sing, it is catchy)
Another element to consider is here. A pool owner has to clean the pool at least once in a week. And if not? You can build a WELCOME sign for random algae and even bacteria. Not only the pool will be dirty, but it will be harmful for a humans health. If you are not happy about spending time cleaning the pool weekly, then I highly recommend that you buy (read: invest) a robotic or an automatic pool cleaner to do all the cleaning instead of you. Leave your little robot playin' in the pool all day or night long. The pool will be cleaner than if you cleaned it all day every day!
THE CONCLUSION OF THIS MASTERPIECE
Small pools are almost always cheaper to build. They can be expensive if you you use gold or platinum as a material...or if you get a bad deal also. The small pools are much cheaper on the long term too, because of less maintenance (unless you have a cool robot, in that case you don't give a f.c.k) and less water change...
One more thing: be careful not to undervalue it before it is finished. There are many extras that can be included and that can change the price by so much!
Thanks for reading, hope you liked it. Have a nice day man, cheers.
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