For many families, the dream of a backyard pool becomes a priority right after the holidays. The challenge is that waiting until January or February to start planning often means missing out on the very summer you were hoping to enjoy. Building a pool takes time and the earlier you begin the process the better your chances of swimming when the season starts.
Permitting Delays
Permitting is one of the biggest factors in project timelines. Some counties like Cumberland move quickly while others such as Wake or properties with septic systems can take six to eight weeks for approval. If you wait until January to sign your permit may not be ready until March or April which can push construction right into summer.
Scheduling and Backlogs
Construction crews are already booking into December and January. The later you start the further back you fall in line. On top of that unpredictable weather can cause delays that stretch your timeline even more which makes it harder to enjoy your pool before the hot months arrive.
Pool Ordering and Manufacturing
Another major consideration is the pool itself. About ninety five percent of builders do not carry pools in stock which means you face additional wait times for manufacturing and delivery. At Parrot Bay we keep pools in stock and have in house crews ready to install them which gives you an advantage over competitors. Still the sooner you start the better your selection and availability will be.
Take Action Now
By signing in the fall you lock in your pricing get ahead of permitting and secure your spot on the construction schedule. Parrot Bay is uniquely positioned to deliver pools faster thanks to stocked inventory and our dedicated crews but planning early is the best way to guarantee you will be swimming by summer.