Pool Company in Auburn, NH

Why Choose Our Company?

Choosing Daigle Pools for your pool-related requirements provides various benefits, making us an ideal choice for those looking to build, maintain, or enhance their swimming pool experience.

• Extensive Quality Services. At Daigle Pools, we provide a complete range of services covering all aspects of pool care. Whether it’s maintaining your pool equipment to ensure it runs smoothly or providing the highest quality chemicals to keep your pool water pristine, we’ll make sure your pool remains in top condition.
• Physical Store Availability. Unlike other pool service companies that only operate online or offer limited physical interaction, Daigle Pools features a conveniently located physical store. Here, residents from Auburn can personally browse and purchase a wide array of pool supplies and products, from stylish pool furniture that enhances your poolside area to a variety of pool chemicals. Our store also offers pergolas and more, helping you create the perfect backyard oasis.
• Custom Pool Construction. Homeowners’ preferences differ, so we cater to this diversity by constructing custom swimming pools. Whether you prefer an above-ground pool or an in-ground pool or wish to explore the benefits of a saltwater system, our team can help start your swimming pool project that not only meets your standards but also complements the aesthetics of your home.
• Pool Liner Replacement. Over time, pool liners can become worn or damaged, detracting from the beauty and functionality of your pool. At Daigle Pools, we specialize in rejuvenating your pool by replacing old, worn liners with new, high-quality ones. This not only improves the look of your pool but also extends its lifespan and enhances your swimming experience.
• Pool Finishing Products. Our swimming pool company can provide pool finishing products to complete your pool’s entire area. We can install poured concrete pool decks or concrete pavers to provide a durable and aesthetically pleasing surface for lounging and activities. We also have pool fencing solutions to ensure the safety and privacy of your pool space. Finish grading and landscaping services are available to enhance the overall appeal of your backyard, creating a cohesive and inviting oasis.

Types of Swimming Pools We Can Install

Above-Ground

Above-ground pools are a popular choice for homeowners because they are cost-effective and easy to install. As the name suggests, these pools sit on top of the ground rather than being embedded into it.

• Construction Material. These pools typically use materials such as steel, aluminum, or resin. Each material has its durability and maintenance requirements. For example, resin is resistant to rust and corrosion, whereas steel is sturdy and will last longer if maintained properly.
• Installation. Above-ground pools can be set up more quickly than in-ground pools. Some models can even be self-installed with kits that include the entire components, making them a great choice for DIY enthusiasts.
• Cost. Generally less expensive than in-ground pools, the cost of above-ground pools can depend on size, material, and brand. They don’t need extensive site preparation or excavation.
• Maintenance. These pools require similar maintenance to in-ground pools, including pH balance, cleaning, and filter maintenance. However, their accessibility makes handling equipment and applying treatments easier.
• Lifespan and Durability. Depending on the material and maintenance, above-ground pools can last 5 to 15 years. However, they are more prone to damage from extreme weather and accidents due to their above-ground nature.
• Portability. Some models can be dismantled and moved, offering flexibility when relocating to another property.
  

In-Ground

In-ground pools are permanent fixtures and add the most value to a property. They can be customized into various shapes, sizes, and depths.

• Construction Materials. Common materials include concrete, fiberglass, and vinyl. Concrete pools are highly durable and customizable. Fiberglass pools are quicker to install and require less maintenance due to their smooth surface. Vinyl pools are the most cost-effective but need the liner to be replaced every 5 to 9 years.
• Installation. Installing an in-ground pool is a lengthy project that requires excavation, plumbing, and electrical work. It usually involves professional installation and can take several weeks to complete.
• Cost. These pools are more expensive due to the extensive labor and materials involved. They can increase a property’s value significantly.
• Maintenance. In-ground pools require constant maintenance, including chemical balance, cleaning, pool equipment, and structure inspections.
• Customization. Owners can choose from a range of custom options, including water features, unique shapes, and depth variations. Also, landscaping and decking can be customized to complement the pool design.
  

Saltwater

Saltwater pools are a variant of above-ground and in-ground pools that use a saltwater chlorination system instead of traditional chlorine to keep the water clean.

• Chlorination System. Instead of manually adding chlorine, these pools use a salt-chlorine generator that converts salt into chlorine. This continuous process keeps chlorine levels steady and avoids the peaks and troughs typical with manual chlorine addition.
• Water Feel. Many users find saltwater pools are gentler on the skin and eyes than traditional chlorine pools. The water feels softer and has a lower concentration of irritants.
• Maintenance. Saltwater pools still require pH and salinity level monitoring. But generally, they are considered easier to maintain than pools using traditional chlorine. The generator needs constant checks and occasional maintenance.
• Cost Implications. The initial setup for a saltwater system can be more expensive due to the generator’s cost. However, the ongoing values may be lower because you do not need to buy chlorine regularly.
• Compatibility. Saltwater systems can be installed in new and existing pools but are more commonly associated with in-ground ones. All components must be compatible with saltwater to avoid corrosion and damage.