Blanchard installed a stock tank pool in her Prairieville backyard and uses a 400-gallon aquarium pump to keep her pool clean ...

You’ve seen them on Instagram or other social media platforms ... I suddenly started to look at a stock tank pool as something we needed. So, after a frantic search for the biggest stock ...

With water use concerns also on the rise, a smaller plunge pool is an option more people are considering. To make this upgrade affordable, stock tanks have taken center stage as a pre-built ...

Country living, meet Instagram. Our six-foot wide galvanized stock tank cost about $300, compared to a couple grand for an above-ground pool or $30,000 or more for an in-ground pool. For us ...

Traditionally used to water and feed animals, a stock tank can double as a DIY pool for folks on a budget (and/or who can appreciate a farm-chic aesthetic). These tanks are more permanent than ...

Plus, unlike a full-sized above-ground pool, a stock tank option takes up significantly less space as well as less water, so it's a great option if you aren't ready to commit to a larger option ...

Installing a pool in your backyard can cost thousands of dollars — but doesn’t have to. Enter: stock tank pools, an affordable way to beat the heat. And yes, in case you’re wondering ...

Unless you're a fan of ice baths, you probably won't be taking any dips in your backyard stock tank pool until the weather turns warm again. But what happens to your pool in the meantime?

When it’s blazing hot outside, who doesn't enjoy cooling off in a backyard pool? But pools are pricey investments, especially when you’re watching your pennies. Thanks to a recent do-it ...