$65,000 Pool Installation from Start to Finish!!

If you are looking to have a pool installed make sure you watch this pool installation video first. It will give you an idea of what to expect with the pool contractors, some of the issues you may run into, and just a general idea of the entire pool process from start to finish.

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[jdaniels]

I installed a fiberglass pool about 15 years ago in my house in Phoenix, AZ. To this day the pool still looks new and has very low maintenance. I would highly recommend fiberglass pools.

[StephenBradley]

"At the end of the video, we'll tell you how much we spent on it. Now enjoy this video titled '$65, 000 Pool Installation."

[JustTryingMakeitToJesus]

It's frustrating when people get impatient on a construction site. We're all hot, over worked & under paid (most jobs) its important to take your time so you don't mess up a home, a pour or in this case a family pool. I was so happy to see you being patient to and grateful to the workers. I've been pouring concrete since I was 11 yrs old with my dad. It's a hot, hard job but the end results always makes me feel good. My dad started using me for brush work but he realized I could do patterns and I LOVED every minute of it aside from the heat 😅

[AutisticMorty]

Exciting to see something built so quickly, I'm used to watching DIY YouTube videos that take months-years to finish build. But $65, 000 for what looks like a relatively small pool 😬 Just shows how much the USD has devalued in the last 15 years.

[tommarks]

I love your " was it worth it"? You are saying basically ding it to keep your kids happy was beautiful. You are a great father.

[Lutzboater]

Had an in ground pool installed a number of years ago. It was a joy for the kids as time went on. Granted it was a bit less expensive back then, but you're correct; the fun the kids had in it was worth any expense. Enjoy your summer pool side and BBQ, yeah, , that's it BBQ pool side and swim.

[ral]

Glad to see they got the right pool schematic. Makes thing easier

[dldave]

Great video. I spent over $90k all in….pool, 2500 sq ft pavers, septic relocation, fire pit, 100’ retaining wall, water fall, fence, etc etc etc. Best money I ever spent. So much great family time and fun with the kids. Just moved to more land. Getting ready to do it all over again over the next 9 months. Thanks for sharing your spend. Too many people in the Facebook groups and message boards are scared to share what they paid. I don’t get it…everyone is looking for some guidance. Ever bit of info helps. Beautiful pool! Enjoy the great memories!

[leejagow]

Hey, Bart, Great video! I took the cover off ours yesterday and vacuumed so it can be ready and warm for Mother's Day, under orders from you know who. We did ours 17 yrs ago, fiberglass and love it. Easy maintenance and no issues. The pump motor has been replaced 3 times, the heater and filter this past year. American Home Shield also covers all our pool equipment, best investment ever. Salt water is easy to start up and operating costs is low. Bought all my chemicals for the season and closing for $350. Have fun, the girls will have a blast!!

[cosmiccausation]

If you want your heater to last more than 2-3 years I would advise adding a check valve after the outlet to prevent that concentrated chlorine water backfeeding into the exchanger after the system turns off.

[dia]

It’s really crazy all the steps that the contractors go through to get the pool in and right. It looks amazing though.

[r.ernestwhite]

An excellent doccumentary and thank you very much. My wife & I had considered doing exactly what you did, but after seeing the process you went through and the actual costs we changed our minds and instead will have our pool put in as part of our new house construction in spring 2023. It will only cost 15% more & most of that is the enclosure over it. Winters here in northern Vermont are almost as warm as those in Chicago, but without the gentle breeze.

[Moldyvort]

My family put in a pool in 1986. It cost $8, 000 it would have been $12, 000 but they put it in during the winter, so we got a discount. It was an in ground vinyl sided pool, 10 feet deep, Diving board and slide.

[SpencleyDesignCo]

This was awesome to see! I love seeing all this home reno content! Keep up the awesome work, Bart! I'd love to see an outdoor grilling/kitchen area

[benjawanhargrove]

The memories you make with your family is priceless ❤

[larrytaylor]

Seems like a lot of money for such a small pool

[bigd]

I see why it is less expensive than a concrete pool that size. I like the idea of this pool.Looks great finished 💎👊🏼

[imm]

Great video and the pool looks great! God bless you and yours! Praying for you

[jewdd]

Komar, this pool is fantastic! I’m shocked $65, 000 plus we know there’s more cash in maintenance and supplies, etc. I’m shocked it cost that much however it’s beautiful and your kids, I’m sure, have the rest of their youth and then one day their children can swim and enjoy it. Super cool and amazing you were able to gift that to your family! Now… I’d love to see an outdoor shower by the pool, perhaps a change room and pool fence, etc. Can’t wait for what you come up with next no matter what the project is

[billthomas]

I agree with your assessment and reasoning with the cost vs. return. Your daughters are going to want to stay home more often as well and that is very cool. Everything looks good, congrats.