Most pool conversations start with one question: inground or above ground? Both can be the right answer. It depends on your yard, your budget, and how you plan to use the pool.
An inground pool is a permanent part of the property. It takes more work to build and costs more, but it gives you more freedom on shape and size, and it sits level with the yard.
An above-ground pool costs less and goes in faster. It's a practical choice if you want a pool sooner, or if your yard makes digging difficult.
Before you decide, think about who will use the pool, how much of the yard you want to give up, and how the slope and access look. Equipment needs a way into the yard, and that can shape what's possible.
If you're near Middletown and still deciding, tell us what you have in mind. We build both, so we can talk through either option.