How much do inground salt water pools cost?

Therefore, the average cost to install a salt water pool ranges from $40,000-$60,000, with the average homeowner spending around $50,000 on a 12×24 foot vinyl inground pool.

What type of inground pool is best in Michigan?

Michigan Inground Pools : What Type is Best for Your Home?

• Gunite Pools. Gunite pools, also known as shortcrete pools, are customizable, long-lasting and are a common “go to” option.
• Fiberglass Pools. Much easier to install than a gunite pool, fiberglass pools are strong and do not crack.
• Liner Pools.

How much more does a saltwater pool cost?

Homeowners pay an average of $25,000 to install a new salt water swimming pool, compared to the cost of installing a traditional pool, which has a price tag of about $23,000 on average. Cost to build a standard, 20,000-gallon pool can be as low as $12,000 or as high as $67,000.

Are saltwater pools expensive to maintain?

While they do cost a bit more on the front end than a chlorine set up, the ongoing maintenance for saltwater pools is typically far less expensive. Generally, you can expect to pay somewhere around $300 to $800 a year on the chemicals you’ll need to maintain a chlorine pool.

What’s the difference between a salt water pool and a chlorine pool?

Saltwater pools require a special salt chlorine generator to convert salt into chlorine. Chlorine pools, on the other hand, merely require a pump (to circulate the water in your pool, which prevents dirt, bacteria, and algae from multiplying in the water), and cleaning equipment. Chlorine is fixture-friendly.

Is it time for an inground pool in Michigan?

It’s time for an inground pool from the leader in Michigan Pool Contractors to elevate your lifestyle! There’s no place like home. It’s you and the pool – ready to sculpt your perfect staycation in your own backyard?

Is a fiberglass Michigan pool worth the cost?

No! Vinyl liner patches are unsightly and not permanent. So while a fiberglass Michigan Pool may be slightly higher in initial cost, it will save you thousands on maintenance, utilities and chemicals. One last thing to consider, it usually takes about half the time to install fiberglass Michigan pools.

Why choose blueblue Hawaiian pools of Michigan?

Blue Hawaiian Pools of Michigan is your #1 pool contractor and we are creating amazing outdoor living spaces that remind you of vacation, while you’re at home! Call or Email today.

What is the strength of a San Juan pool?

Strength, with a tensile strength of 28,346 psi (the pressure required to fracture one square inch of our Michigan pools) a San Juan Pool is 17 times stronger than concrete, we can withstand ground movement, abnormal soil conditions, freezing, thawing and even earthquakes without damage!