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Just bought a house recently and it has a 9' diving pool. However, none of my family member can swim so we want to convert it to a shallower pool/play pool. Did anyone have this kind of experience? any ideas how much it would cost? or knows who I should go for this kind of project? Thank you very much!!!!
I can't imagine any way other than to have it torn down and build a new pool.
I do have another suggestion. How about swimming lessons? Swimming is fun, a good form of excercise and, in my opinion, a critical life / self preservation skill. I know several people who have learned to swim in thier adult lives, there's no too old to learn to swim.
Does the pool have a shallow end with a rope to mark where it gets deeper?
What it takes, depends on the pool type.
=> Liner pool: remove liner, fill deep end, compacting as you go, get new liner and install.
=> Concrete pool: hire an EXPERIENCED concrete pool builder -- get a price from them. (They probably will NOT want to do this during their busy season!)
=> Fiberglass pool: start over with new pool.
2nd learning to swim.
During the winter I swim at the local park district. This last winter there was an older eastern European gentleman taking lessons. It took him a while, but he got it.
Boy, I can't remember not being able to swim.....As you get older memory is the second thing to go.....