Chaffee's Swimming Pools

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Chaffee's Swimming Pools

(845) 294-5200

  • Home
  • FAQ
  • Inground Swimming Pools
  • Hot Tubs and Spas
  • Outdoor Living
  • The Chaffee's Story
  • Digital Pool Design

Where Do I Start?

If you're ready to start planning your dream backyard, contact us at (845) 294-5200 or visit out showroom to schedule a consultation with our team. We will walk you through the process from design to diving in! 

What types of pools can I choose from?

We build steel wall pools with vinyl liners. These durable pools can be made in any shape or size. Let your imagination run wild with the pool shape and the addition of sundecks, in-pool seating, and more!

What does a new pool cost?

There is no one answer to this question as each pool is made for a specific family and yard. On average, we recommend to budgeting $75,000-$100,000 for pool and patio construction.


Other costs to consider for a new pool include fencing, permits, electric, and water for the pool. During a consultation, our team can give estimates for these necessary additions so that you can prepare. 

What is a Salt Water Pool?

 

One of the biggest myths about salt water pools is that they are not a chlorine pool. 

Let's clear that up. Salt water pools are actually chlorine pools. 


Salt water pools automatically generate chlorine using salt particles (Sodium Chloride or NaCl) in your water through a process called "electrolysis". This process  happens inside of a "Salt Cell" and uses an electrical charge to separate the salt particle into Chlorine (Cl).


Pros:

  • Automated process, no hands-on work required
  • Keeps proper levels of chlorine, no more over-chlorination
  • Only trace amounts of salt, does not smell or taste like the ocean
  • Soft, natural feeling water that won’t irritate your skin or eyes
  • Decreased maintenance/chemical costs


Cons:

  • Larger upfront cost
  • Repairs, although rare, can be costly


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