Cost for inground pool?

2/17/2015 at 8:20:06 AM

The pool in the photo looks like concrete to me. The general range for a concrete pool is from $80,000 to $120,000. That would include: excavation, forming/pouring concrete, finishing, and tiling. Pools are unfortunately not that cheap. There are cheaper solutions like vinyl and fibreglass, but you would have to talk directly to a dealer to find out those prices.

As for your fence, it is tough to give you a price:

-How many feet of fencing is it?

-Cedar, pressure treated, Ipe, Kebony, Composite?

-What style of fence?

Other things to consider for pool construction are:

-Safety fencing for around your pool or doorways to meet code.

-The patio around the pool: concrete, flagstone, pavingstone

-Planting areas, dining areas, lounging areas

For a project of this size I would highly recommend hiring a design/build landscape firm that can meet with you and come up with a design for your property. They can take in all of your wants and needs and apply them to a design that will look aesthetically pleasing in drawing format, and in your backyard.

Thanks

2/17/2015 at 6:02:23 PM

Thanks for the quick reply!!! Sorry I had no idea that was a concert pool, I'm looking at a vinyl pool (20x30) as for fencing would be very simply cedar (approx. 150-200) feet.

Yes you are right I believe we would need a fence in front of pool due to new by-laws (old North York) just pavers around pool, I already have stamp concert on patio. No landscaping to be done.

Thanks again

Anna

2/17/2015 at 6:03:11 PM

Sorry, I guess I should have mentioned looking at salt water system.

Thanks.

4/13/2020 at 4:38:42 PM

The cost of fiberglass inground swimming pool is depend on pool measurement.