Custom Indoor Swimming Pools & Spas
Many types of pools can be added to a home, including gunite or vinyl-lined. Designs can be as simple as a lap pool or as elabolate as the size of your space. Additions to a custom indoor swimming pool design such as changing rooms, showers, steam rooms, saunas help create a health spa atmosphere for the whole family.
While the perfect time to plan for an indoor pool is during the design and construction of your home, it may be possible to seamlessly add an indoor pool to your existing home.
What Resources are Required?
Architectural and Engineer Design
Construction Drawings and Blueprints
Township permitting, zoning, and HOA approvals
Several specialists including:
Pool Specialists
Carpenters
Electricians
Plumbers
HVAC
Masons
etc.
Details to Consider with an Indoor Swimming Pool
Indoor Pool Ventilation
Humidity is a significant factor when installing an indoor pool. Both for the comfort of your family, but for the other areas of the room. By designing and installing your indoor pool with a proper HVAC system, you can keep the air comfortable and prevent condensation.
Automatic Pool Covers
Similar to an outdoor pool, an automatic pool cover for an indoor pool serves several purposes. First, it is a life-saver, literally. Especially when there are kids in the house, an automatic pool cover will keep them from accidentally falling in the pool. Automatic pool covers will also prevent evaporation when not being used and will keep your HVAC unit from working as hard.
Materials
Due to the controlled environment of an indoor pool, our design and coordination team is not hindered by Pittsburgh's freeze thaw cycles. Therefore, there are a much wider variety of materials to choose from such as glass and ceramic waterline tiles.