About Our Swimming Pool Liners

About Our Swimming Pool Liners

At selecting Swimming Pools, a large selection of vinyl swimming pool liners in stock and ready to ship. The best way to make sure your pool lasts as long as you want is by having nice swimming pool liners. They protect your pool from weathering and aging, which allows for you to enjoy your pool longer.

IMPORTANT INTERRUPTION:  Due to the rise in demand caused by the pandemic, pools and pool equipment/supplies, in general, are experiencing long delays in manufacturing and shipping. If you are looking to buy a new pool in the next couple of years you may have a longer wait time than anticipated, especially if you're trying to get on a builder's schedule as well. It's important to shop early. While pools traditionally purchased in the Spring or even late Summer can usually have a couple of weeks of use that same year, the entire industry is currently delayed by several weeks and in some cases several months. That's on the manufacturer's side of the business.

Many pool builders are booked 6-12 months out presently. The best plan you can have is to purchase your pool at least 3-6 months before you'd like to start building. More on purchasing a pool during or even post-pandemic can be found here. Now back to your question: How Much Does an Inground Pool Cost? 

The short answer for how much an inground swimming pool costs depends on the type of pool and size as well as who builds it. However, the average cost (according to HomeGuide.com's annual review) if you were to buy a common 16 x 32 Rectangle pool, with no upgrades and not considering any extra costs like decking came out to be $66,560 for a Concrete/Gunite pool, $59,900 for Fiberglass pool, $46,592 for Vinyl Liner Pool. But here's what they don't tell you starting with how you can save THOUSANDS of dollars on your pool...


Labor and installation can account for up to half of your total cost for the pool project. This means that if you either opt to do some of the labor yourself or hire a builder on your own instead of bundled with your pool purchase, you could easily save thousands of dollars just in labor costs since there wouldn't be any markup. But we'll cover that more in a moment. 
 

Here's that same 16 x 32 Rectangle pool, sold as a pool kit without the labor cost or extras (water features, pool cover, etc). Talk about a price difference! Tens of thousands of dollars saved and here's what is (and isn't) included in that pool price. Crazy because it's EVERYTHING you need for a pool build outside of:

Tools
Sand
Concrete
PVC piping
Electrical materials
Water
Labor