What is a pool?
a small body of standing water (rainwater) or other liquid.
How Much Does It Cost To Run A Pool Per Month In South Africa?
| 40 000 liters or less | R 500 – R750 per month |
|---|---|
| 50 000 – 64 000 litres | R 800 – R 900 per month |
| 65 000 – 79 000 litres | R 850 – R 950 per month |
| 80 000 – 95 000 litres | R 900 – R 1000 per month |
| 96 000 – 120 000 litres | R 950 – R 1100 per month |
How much does it cost to build a pool in South Africa?
The price of a new swimming pool depends on various factors.
The size, depth, shape, cleaning technique, filtration system and extras will determine the price. Generally, you can expect to pay between R 65 000 and R 120 000 for a new swimming pool.
How close to a house can a pool be?
There is a national standard that requires that all swimming pools must be at least 10 feet away from the house walls. As mentioned, this will protect electrical wiring from leaks, floods, and splashes.
How much electricity does a pool pump use per month?
That’s around 24 kWh per day, or around 720 kWh per month, just running only 10 hors per day.
During the heat of the summer, many pumps need to run longer to maintain clear water. And remember, pool pumps never get to take a day off.
How much is it to maintain a pool monthly?
The average cost to maintain a pool is R1204.09 to R2257.66monthly or about R14449.04 to R 27091.95 yearly. For a first-time pool cleaning service, expect to spend R2257.66 to R5267.88 on average
The annual cost to own a pool is R45153.26 to R75255.43, which includes maintenance, repairs, electricity, and water.