Building costs vary based on factors like size, design, features, and materials. A basic pool can start at around R100,000, while more complex designs may cost several hundred thousand rand.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning debris, checking and balancing chemical levels, and inspecting pool equipment. It's recommended to do weekly maintenance or hire a professional pool service.

Cleaning frequency depends on usage and the surrounding environment. Generally, pools should be cleaned at least once a week, removing leaves, debris, and vacuuming the pool floor.

Yes, you can heat your pool using various methods, such as solar panels, electric heaters, or heat pumps. Heating extends your swimming season and enhances comfort.

There's no fixed time frame for changing pool water, but it's generally recommended every 5 to 7 years. Regular water testing and maintenance can extend the time between water changes.

Yes, it's possible to convert a traditional chlorine pool into a saltwater pool using a salt chlorinator. This system generates chlorine from salt, reducing the need for manual chlorine addition.

Yes, there are regulations in place to ensure pool safety. This includes having proper pool fencing, covers, and safety gates to prevent accidents, especially those involving children.

Yes, adding water features like fountains, waterfalls, and lighting can enhance the aesthetic appeal of your pool. Consult with a professional to ensure proper installation and safety considerations.