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Inground Swimming Pool Calculator

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  • 1. Region Where You Live

  • The base price of your pool largely has to do with the region where you live.

  • 2. Yard Characteristics

  • Can we access your yard with a large dump truck (approximately 13' wide) if we take down a portion of your fence? If an existing retaining wall, property boundary or large slope prevents that type of access, choose 'No' and we can use smaller equipment.
  • Estimate the slope of the yard in the area where the pool will be built:
  • Do we need to haul away anything such as tree stumps or an existing concrete patio?

  • 3. Pool Basics

  • Estimate the size of pool you would like (the longest points in water).
  • What maximum depth would you like?
  • Will you be adding on a spa and heater?
  • Will you like the spa raised higher than the pool?
  • Which type of plaster would you like?
  • Which type of coping would you like?
  • Which type of tile would you like above the waterline?

  • 4. Deck Options

  • Estimate the size deck you'll want to determine how much concrete you'll need for deck & patio areas.
  • Which type of concrete decking would you like?

  • 5. Features & Accessories

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