FAQs

• Intended Use: Is it for lap swimming, recreational use, diving, water aerobics, or a combination?
• User Capacity: How many people are expected to use the pool at once?
• Site Limitations: What is the available space and topography?
• Budget: How much can be allocated for construction and ongoing maintenance?
• Local Regulations: What are the building codes and safety standards that must be met?

  These are all important considerations that experienced commercial swimming pool designers take into account to create a functional and compliant pool that meets your needs. If you're looking for more help with designing a commercial pool, contact us at Aquatic Facility Design, Inc today!

A commercial pool is any pool or body of water designed to be used by more than one household. Also known as public swimming pools, they are built to serve a group rather than just a private residence. Commercial swimming pool builders design and construct these pools for facilities such as waterparks, health clubs, apartment complexes, and hotels.

Good amenities from an HOA are a surefire way to increase property value. People are drawn to homes that have perks baked into the community. Some classic amenities for HOAs include things like pools, basketball courts, golf courses, tennis courts, community clubhouses, and playgrounds. According to Straits Research, the global swimming pool construction market is projected to reach a value of around $12 million by 2032, highlighting the growing demand for high-quality pool installations. Commercial swimming pool builders often work with HOAs to design and construct pools that enhance community appeal and increase property values.