Due to their sturdy fiberglass construction, San Juan fiberglass pools never need to be resurfaced. By contrast, a typical concrete pool will require periodic resurfacing, meaning extra outlays of cash for many years to come. The bottom line is that while a San Juan fiberglass pool may cost more up front than a vinyl or cement pool, homeowners will more than make up the difference in savings over the life of the pool.

The smooth fiberglass surface of all San Juan pools makes them easier and less expensive to maintain than concrete. They also never require acid washing, and unlike concrete pools with their porous surface, offer no haven for algae and other undesirable elements. This means fiberglass pools are also healthier than concrete pools.