The best age for a pool depends on personal preferences and factors such as the intended use and location.

Whether a pool is worth the expense depends on personal preferences and factors such as the cost of installation, maintenance, and ongoing use.

Whether or not a pool can be a tax write-off depends on factors such as whether it is used for personal or business purposes.

The most expensive part of owning a pool is ongoing maintenance and repairs.

The most expensive part of building a pool is usually the construction and installation process.

The cheapest time of year to build a pool is typically during the off-season, such as in the fall or winter.

The best type of pool depends on personal preferences and factors such as location, climate, and intended use.

To build a pool on a budget, you can consider using a smaller size, above-ground pool or installing a pool kit yourself.

The cheapest cost to build a pool would involve using a smaller size, above-ground pool with fewer features and cheaper materials.

The cost of building a custom swimming pool can vary widely depending on the location, size, and materials used. In general, it can cost anywhere from $20,000 to $100,000 or more.