
Geometry
Every curve, level change and raised wall is formed by hand. Complexity is the main cost driver.

From $80,000
Plus $15,000 to $30,000 of site work: plumbing, electrical and putting the yard back when the pool is in. Starting point, not a quote.
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Plaster, pebble and tile are the finishes, and they are what the number moves on. It is the longest-lasting shell we build, and it wants resurfacing every ten to fifteen years.
Carson's figure
From $80,000 for any pool type, plus $15,000 to $30,000 of site work.
What moves it
Adjust it for your yard
Carson quotes $15,000 to $30,000 for plumbing, electrical and putting the yard back. Drag to see either end.
Your estimate
$95,000
A floor. Scope takes it up from here.
These are starting points from Carson projects across the Omaha metro, not quotes. Material prices, site access and scope all move them. Every project gets a site-specific estimate after we have stood in the yard.

Every curve, level change and raised wall is formed by hand. Complexity is the main cost driver.

Pebble costs several times plaster and lasts far longer. This is a genuine long-term decision.

Vanishing edges and perimeter overflows need engineering, catch basins and extra equipment.

Waterline tile ranges enormously. Glass mosaic can cost more than the coping around it.

A shared-structure spa costs less than a separate one, and still a large line item.

A longer build means more mobilizations and more weeks of site management.
Tell us what you are planning and we will price it honestly.

Plaster interiors are refinished every ten to fifteen years, a five-figure job. Pebble stretches that considerably.
Porous surfaces need more attention. Budget slightly more per year than a vinyl or fiberglass pool.
A sound gunite shell can be retiled and refinished indefinitely. The structure genuinely is permanent.

Building anywhere in the metro. Tell us where your yard is.

Ask us a gunite cost question
If you need a shape, a vanishing edge or an integrated spa, yes. For a rectangle, you are paying for capability you will not use.
Commonly forty to eighty percent more for a comparable footprint, before finish upgrades.
Plan on a five-figure job every ten to fifteen years with plaster. Pebble lasts noticeably longer.
Plaster is the value choice and looks good. It simply needs refinishing sooner than quartz or pebble.
Ten to sixteen weeks. Cure time and finish scheduling are the fixed parts.
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Gunite pricing follows the drawing. Bring us the idea and we will put a number on it.