Russ_Boston
06-25-2008, 11:50 AM
I see many resale (and some new) homes that state "Room for pool". Conceptually I understand what this means as it relates to lot size, setbacks etc.
My question goes to checking the viability of that statement. In other words if i buy a resale that states that there is room for a pool are there other concerns that may not allow a pool to be built later. I'm thinking of things buried in the ground like water, gas, sewer pipes etc.
Is there any way that you could get a pool building company to give you an estimate on the accessibility of it without actually building it yet? I know there would be some costs involved for the estimate.
Has anyone heard of something like this or of anyone getting :edit: by this?
Thanks - Russ
My question goes to checking the viability of that statement. In other words if i buy a resale that states that there is room for a pool are there other concerns that may not allow a pool to be built later. I'm thinking of things buried in the ground like water, gas, sewer pipes etc.
Is there any way that you could get a pool building company to give you an estimate on the accessibility of it without actually building it yet? I know there would be some costs involved for the estimate.
Has anyone heard of something like this or of anyone getting :edit: by this?
Thanks - Russ