From Pool Pricer
Ever wonder what an inground swimming pool costs? There are obviously ranges depending on the type of pool construction, but this post from Pool Pricer gives a thorough explanation of what one can expect to pay for the different types of swimming pools.
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From Fox News
When deciding on what type of swimming pool is right for one's family, there are many factors to consider. Cost is obviously a major deciding factor, and will generally drive the decision between an inground pool and an above ground pool. As this post from Fox News points out, however, cost is not the sole deciding factor.
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From Landscaping Network
One often wonders when one has decided to install an inground swimming pool, "What will this cost, and will I recoup my investment?" This post from the Landscaping Network addresses this issue head-on with some possibly surprising revelations. The method of construction utilized matters not only for the cost of the item, but also how much of the cost may be recouped from the sale of the house.
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From hi pages
Making the decision to install an inground swimming pool is the first step in a very long process. There are myriad decisions to be made, materials to be chosen, designs, engineering, construction, etc. Getting started is the hardest part, and even that step is riddled with decisions; What pool construction type, where will the pool be located, who will I turn to, are there municipal rules or restrictions, will I have pool fence and what type? This post from Home Improvement Pages gives a great primer on getting the ball rolling, and helps the prospective pool owner with some often overlooked areas of concern.
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From How Much
Trying to budget for an inground swimming pool can be a challenge, especially because of the different costs in the different geographic markets. Labor, Materials, Taxes and Fuel can vary greatly in different regions of the U.S. This post from How Much gives the cost of an average small gunite pool for many of the major markets around the country. Be careful when dealing with averages, however, as the article also points out. There are always additional costs and considerations such as taxes, permit fees, engineering, customization, site clearing and preparation, material choices and quantities, etc., which the article is also careful to point out.
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From Angie's List
Shopping for a swimming pool has some similarities to shopping for a car. If you are a luxury car person, you will be looking for a luxury brand. Similarly with swimming pools, the different types of pools will carry different price tags, and have different levels of expected performance. This post from Angie's list talks about 4 major swimming pool types and some reasonable expectations of costs.
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From Home Advisor
Home Advisor is an extremely popular website that pairs qualified home professionals with consumers. It stands to reason, therefore, that when Home Advisor polls their members about certain topics, the information is likely relevant and somewhat accurate. This post from Home Advisor aimed to figure out how much an inground pool will cost to install. Granted, this survey does not adjust for geography, nor for construction type, but it does set a realistic framework for the consumer when they are beginning their research.
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From River Pools
Deciding on a new inground swimming pool is the first step in a very large decision tree. The next step is to decide what type of swimming pool is best for your yard, budget, climate, market, etc. This post from River Pools compares and contrasts the three major inground pool types, albeit from the perspective of a fiberglass pool company. This is a good starting point to help decide which construction method to pursue.
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From Home Advisor
Knowing how much money to budget for an outdoor project can save the homeowner time and valuable resources. Very often a homeowner will develop a wish list, and go so far as to have a professional design an outdoor living project only to discover that they are way over their budget. This leads to unrealistic expectations and diappointment on both sides of the transaction. This post from Home Advisor presents some realistic average cost figures that when adjusted for market and geography will assist in formulating the all-important budget.
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from Improvenet
Swimming pools are one of America's great luxury items. There are a range of costs, depending on the type of construction. Features and materials can also drive the cost of the project, as well as amenities like finished landscaping. This post from Improvenet gives you a guide to the average costs for all of the different types of swimming pools, and explains the process and hidden costs as well.
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