One of the first questions that clients ask us after deciding to build a pool is about the optimal time for this undertaking. According to many experts, the answer is the autumn period. During this season, construction businesses typically experience a drop in orders, which can result in better bids for labor and materials.

However, opinions differ as each part of the year brings its own advantages and disadvantages to pool construction. As spring arrives and the weather warms, many people are looking to get their pool projects going, whether they're indoor or outdoor. The main advantage here is the possibility of using the pool throughout the summer season. However, as temperatures rise, finding bargains becomes more difficult, and project completion can be delayed due to changing weather conditions and the workload of pool companies. Early to mid-summer is generally considered one of the worst times to build a pool.

Prices are higher compared to other seasons, while leading construction companies are busy with ongoing projects and it is not possible to enjoy your pool throughout the summer season. By building the pool before the summer season, you will not only save on costs, but also enjoy more exciting moments during the hot days.

The installation of a water facility in autumn hides one drawback – the need to wait several months before it can be used. This does not apply if your place of residence has year-round warm weather. One of the advantages, as already mentioned, is the lower employment of construction companies and the chance to obtain preferential prices. In this season, the soil is usually drier, which eases and speeds up the construction process.

The winter period is also suitable for construction, provided the climate is favorable. From the beginning of winter to the end of the year is probably the best time to negotiate and sign contracts, because with the arrival of the new year there is often an increase in the prices of materials and labor, which in most cases are higher than the previous ones values.