A backyard pool sits closed for weeks at a time. A school pool or a corporate wellness pool doesn't get that luxury. Between morning swim team practice, gym class rotations,…
Enclosing a patio comes down to three choices: a screen frame that keeps out bugs, a three-season or glass room that adds windows and some insulation, or a retractable glass…
A typical outdoor pool loses about a quarter inch of water a day to evaporation, roughly 7,000 to 12,000 gallons a year if it's left uncovered. That water carries heat…
Every style below solves a different problem: keeping a room warm in January, keeping bugs off the deck in July, or opening a wall completely on a mild evening. Start…
A pool enclosure is not a product you buy off a shelf. It's an architectural structure, custom-engineered to your pool dimensions, local climate conditions, and building codes. That's exactly why…
The framing of a pool enclosure is what gives it structural integrity. The glazing is what gives it character. The panels that form the roof and walls of your enclosure…
For many homeowners across the northern United States, the swimming season lasts only a few short months. By late September or early October, cooler temperatures arrive, leaves begin covering the…
A covered pool transforms a backyard from a seasonal feature into a year-round retreat. Whether you're sketching plans for a new inground pool enclosure, renovating an existing outdoor space, or…
The roof is the most structurally consequential and visually prominent element of any pool enclosure. Yet most buyers spend far less time thinking about it than they do about automation,…
Why Your Pool Is Your Most Photographed Room—and year‑round pool design When guests picture your property, what image pops up first? In our audits, it’s the pool—showing up in more…
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