Natural Swimming Pools

If you’ve ever owned a swimming pool you know it’s a chore, all the cleaning and maintenance, and you know the chlorine can’t be good for you nor the planet. So what to do? Convert your pool to a natural pool. If you have an existing in-ground swimming pool you can now transform it into a natural swimming pool. More on conversion in a bit. And if you’re considering building a pool, consider a natural one – you can eliminate expensive heating and maintenance bills, harmful chemicals, those weekly chores and allergic reactions. There is no need to fear infestations of mosquitoes or an invasion of frogs, a natural swimming pool is nature perfected, all the small creatures live in the plant zone while you relax in the swimming zone. So instead of killing every living thing that comes into contact with your pool, you can now save and encourage wildlife.

How does a conversion work? In sum, the edge of your existing pool gets lowered and a new shallow section gets added for a plant zone. It’s the plant regeneration area that does the natural filtering and cleaning. In two short months an algae-less pool will develop without effort; within the first month suspended algae will disappear and after two the water will be clear. Surprisingly, the installation of new natural pools are price competitive with new swimming pools and the maintenance costs are lower than conventional pools.