Factors that determine the price of a pool

1. SIZE
…but you already knew that! Anything larger than 80ft. perimeter and/or pools deeper than 5ft. will increase costs.

2. FEATURES
Spas, swim-up bars, tables, water fountains, slides, baja steps, and other custom features are fun, beautiful, and can transform your backyard. Upgrades to in-floor cleaning systems can also increase your investment.

3. MATERIALS
Interior Finishes by PebbleTec will make your pool sparkle. We have standard colors as well as upgrade colors with seashell glass. The decking, tile, stone, and other materials you choose will all define your backyard’s look and price point.

4. BACKYARD ACCESS
There is some serious equipment required to build a pool. The easier it is to access your backyard, the better. Removing walls or gates will add to the cost.

5. DEMOLITION/PREGRADE WORK

The work area needs to be free of all landscaping, grass, and other debris.

6. SOIL TYPE
Certain backyards have soil that is so hard, special equipment is required to dig the hole for a pool.

7. ADDING A HEATER

Adding a gas heater to your pool requires additional gas lines and gas permits.

 
 
 

In-House Financing

Most of our customers work with our financing manager, Natalie, to help a new swimming pool fit into their budget. If you’d like more information call

480.222.6117

 
 
 

What Will Your Dream Backyard Cost?

Because of the variables involved in determining the cost of swimming pools, the best, easiest way to get an idea of how much your new backyard will cost is to request a free estimate.

One of our amazing designers will contact you, talk to you briefly about what type of swimming pool and backyard you’d like to create, and provide you with an estimate. If you’re interested in getting a free estimate, fill out the form or call 480.967.9467.

 
 
 

Pool Pricing Variables Between Builders

 
 

1. QUALITY OF THEIR DESIGN, ENGINEERING WORK, AND LABOR
Quality designs, engineering, and construction take expertise and experience.

You should be able to trust your pool builder to work within your budget without cutting corners. Suspiciously cheap pools are expensive later.

2. WARRANTIES
If a pool builder doesn’t stand by their work, they won’t mind selling it cheaply. Make sure their warranties protect your investment.

3. HARDWARE USED
When comparing prices, make sure you take the quality of hardware into account. Cutting corners here can be very expensive.

4. SIZE
Tiny firms will sometimes be cheaper than larger ones.

A tiny “firm” may actually be one generalist, while larger firms employees experts for each phase. Designing, engineering, and construction all require different skill sets.

Tiny firms are also more likely to go bankrupt, leaving you with a hole in your backyard and thousands of dollars lost. We’ve had to help customers in that exact situation. It’s not fun.