As a water enthusiast, pool ownership has always been your
dream; however you've also considered buying a boat and are not sure which one
is a better time and enjoyment investment.
Here are some things to ponder in attempting to work through the
decision process.
The biggest thing to weigh when it comes to boat or pool
ownership is about convenience and maintenance.
I love the thought of a boat if you're living on the water. Boat ownership is more of a challenge if you
have to haul it back and forth after a day on the lake. Planning a day on the boat requires
forethought and not something you can just enjoy immediately. Boats also require a ton of tender loving
care. They require constant maintenance
from routine cleaning to fixing the multiple issues that arise with any
expensive 'toy.' For many, boating is
genuinely a hobby, and all the steps taken to get on the water is just apart of
the process and a welcomed task. Caring
for a boat is hard work and can be very rewarding.
Pool ownership, on the other hand, promotes immediate
gratification. It is a great way to
entertain, and people of all ages and abilities can enjoy it. The kids can enjoy playing water games while
parents lounge on the pool deck. A
swimming pool is a great way to bring your community of friends and family
together, and it can be enjoyed on the spot!
While the initial investment is comparable to a boat with the
introduction of fiberglass pools and saltwater generators, the overall
maintenance cost is far less than boat ownership.
The convenience and low maintenance of swimming pools make
it the top investment for many families over boat ownership. An activity that can be enjoyed by many
regardless of age is the primary reason people choose to pool!
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