Car dealerships have showrooms to model their inventory for potential customers, and while purchasing a vehicle is not exactly the same as building a swimming pool in Lafayette, LA, being able to get a look at what you are planning on spending thousands of dollars for is always a plus. At Acadiana Pools in Breaux Bridge, Jude and family took the time to build a pool showroom of sorts. In front of their shop is a literal pool, built by the company, to show you their skills. With decades in the industry and a family history of being at the forefront of the swimming pool industry, Acadiana Pools knows what the industry needs. In a time when going to a stranger’s house to view their pool is not a possibility, having a show pool to view at a pool company’s brick-and-mortar location is icing on the cake.
At the Acadiana Pools’ location in Breaux Bridge, LA, they have two show pools for you to view. One of the major decisions when choosing to build a swimming pool is whether to use a fiberglass pool or have a gunite pool put in. Fiberglass is generally quicker to put in and less expensive than gunite (depending on size and shape), while gunite is more customizable but typically involves a longer project timeline. There are not many pool companies that install pools on the lawn of their brick-and-mortar location, but Acadiana Pools’ dedication to its customers is second to none, and having both options to view side-by-side, you can make your decision with confidence.
This article is general educational information about pool ownership. It does not describe the methods, specifications, or warranties of Acadiana Pools. Construction and installation practices vary by site and follow the pool manufacturer's specifications.