Inground Pool Kits

Inground quality. Discount pricing. The Super Steel pool kit is built tough with galvanized steel and a vinyl liner, available in a variety of shapes and sizes, and backed by a lifetime warranty. Customize it with a heater, cover, diving board or slide and make your backyard the place to be
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Frequently asked questions

What is the average cost of an inground pool?

The average cost of an inground pool typically ranges from $35,000 to $100,000 or more, depending on the pool size, materials, design and installation requirements. Concrete pools generally cost more than vinyl liner or fiberglass pools. Additional expenses may include excavation, decking, landscaping, heating and fencing. Looking for a more affordable option? Our inground pools are priced from just $7,000 to $11,000, making it easier to bring your backyard pool dreams to life for less.

Are inground pools worth it?

Yes, an inground pool can be worth it if you want a long-term backyard feature for swimming, exercise and entertaining. It offers design flexibility and can enhance your outdoor living space. However, consider the upfront installation cost, ongoing maintenance, insurance and potential impact on resale value before investing.

How long do inground pools last?

Inground pools can last for decades, depending on their construction and maintenance. Concrete pools can last 50 years or longer with proper care, while fiberglass shells often last several decades. Vinyl liners typically need replacement every 5 to 10 years, although the pool structure can last much longer.

What are the different types of inground pools?

The three main types are concrete, fiberglass and vinyl liner pools. Concrete pools offer extensive customization, fiberglass pools typically require less maintenance and vinyl liner pools often have a lower initial cost. The best option depends on your budget, preferred design and maintenance expectations.

How long does it take to install an inground pool?

Most inground pool installations take several weeks to a few months. Fiberglass pools may be installed more quickly, while concrete pools often take longer because of construction and curing time. Weather, permitting, site conditions and additional landscaping can also affect the timeline.