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What's the Price Difference Between Concrete, Fiberglass, and Vinyl Liner Inground Pools?

April 4th, 2017

1 min read

By Jason Hughes

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If you're in the market for an inground pool, one of the first questions you're likely to ask is, "How much should I budget for my pool?"

In the following video, we discuss the installation prices of the three types of inground pools: concrete (or gunite), fiberglass, and vinyl liner. We also discuss the long term cost and price to own each type of pool over a 10-year period.

We hope you've found this video helpful in planning your inground pool budget. If you have questions or comments, please leave them below.

Did you know that we manufacture fiberglass pools? See our full catalog of models or view our gallery to see what we can do for your pool project. To request pricing, click the button below.

If you're still shopping around for the right inground pool, download our free ebook below which compares fiberglass, concrete, and vinyl liner pools. Thanks and Happy Swimming!

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Editor's note: This blog article was updated on February 25, 2019.

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River Pools^® manufactures fiberglass pool shells and does not install pools. Pools are installed by locally owned and operated dealers and franchisees. The relationship between the dealers and franchisees to River Pools® is that of an independent contractor. River Pools Franchising LLC (Franchising) provides independently owned and operated River Pool franchisees with the right to market the River Pools brand of pool shells as a franchisee. Franchising does not manufacture pool shells. Due to the unprecedented and historic growth of the River Pools brand, this website contains an abundance of information that has been created over the last decade. Some of the content on this site may reflect prices, perspectives, processes, entities, and names that were relevant at the time but may not be as relevant today.

Consumers should consult their local installer (independent dealer or franchisee) for the most accurate and updated information based on the unique conditions of their property. Consumers should verify specifications with the installing dealer rather than relying on the information on this website, which is not intended to be a final specification.