
Shell type
Vinyl, fiberglass and gunite differ by tens of thousands for the same footprint. This is the first decision.

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.
Get a firm quote
Every pool type starts in the same place. What separates one project from the next is size and shape, the features you add, and what the ground makes us do to get there.
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.

Vinyl, fiberglass and gunite differ by tens of thousands for the same footprint. This is the first decision.

Deck is often the second-largest line. A generous patio can cost as much as a small pool.

Narrow gates, overhead lines and tight side yards add machine time and sometimes a crane.

Slope means walls, and bad soil means more haul-off. Both are found on the first site visit.

Water features, fire, heating and automation each add. Built with the shell they cost far less than retrofitted.

A required barrier is a real line item people forget until permitting raises it.
Tell us what you are planning and we will price it honestly.

A low number usually excludes deck, fencing, electrical or landscape restoration. Read the exclusions before the total.
If the pool, deck and landscape are three companies, you are managing three schedules and absorbing the gaps.
Vague allowances for coping, tile or stone are where budgets quietly grow. Ours are specified by material.

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

Ask us an inground pool cost question
A modest rectangular vinyl liner pool with a concrete deck. It is still a serious investment, and it is the honest entry point.
It adds enjoyment reliably and value selectively. Treat it as something you build to use, not as an investment.
Yes. We work with lenders who handle outdoor projects and can walk you through the options.
Budget a few thousand annually for chemicals, power, service and the reserve for equipment. Our ownership guide breaks it down.
National averages leave out deck, grading, fencing and landscape. We quote the finished yard.
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One site visit and we can price the finished backyard, not a pool in isolation.