Freeform Pool Options
Below you will see a list of all of our Freeform pool options for you to select from. Please reach out to us with any questions!
Our Freeform Pool Options
Pool Name: Wyoming
18' Wide by 44' Long. Shallow end is 3' 8" deep & the deep end is 8' 1" deep.
Pool Name: Texas
18' Wide by 42' Long. Includes a splash pad! Shallow end is 3' 6" deep & the deep end is 7'deep.
Pool Name: Nebraska
16' Wide by 40' Long. Shallow end is 3' 5" deep & the deep end is 8' deep.
Pool Name: New York
16' Wide by 35' Long. Includes splash pad! Shallow end is 3' 4" deep & the deep end is 6' 5" deep.
Pool Name: Iowa
15' 6" Wide by 35' Long. Shallow end is 3' 7" deep & the deep end is 5' 9" deep.
Pool Name: Maryland
14' Wide by 30' Long. Shallow end is 3' 7" deep & the deep end is 5' 11" deep.
Pool Name: Oegon
13' Wide by 29' Long. Shallow end is 3' 9" deep & the deep end is 5' 5" deep.
Pool Name: Connecticut
13' Wide by 26' Long. Shallow end is 3' 9" deep & the deep end is 5' 5" deep.
Pool Name: Virginia
13' Wide by 26' Long. Shallow end is 3' 6" deep & the deep end is 5' 6" deep.
Pool Name: North Carolina
12' Wide by 25' Long. Shallow end is 3' 7" deep & the deep end is 5' 5" deep.
Pool Name: Delaware
11' Wide by 20' Long. Shallow end is 3' 5" deep & the deep end is 5' deep.
Pool Name: Florida
9' Wide by 18' Long. The pool is one depth at 4' 3" deep.
How Much Does A Pool Cost?
The cost of installing a fiberglass pool depends on many factors. To give a rough ballpark, to install a fiberglass pool it costs $80,000-140,000. This ballpark includes a full package pool installation (Excavation, base prep, purchasing, shipping & craning in the fiberglass shell, installing plumbing & lights for the pool, backfilling the pool with gravel, installing the concrete bond beam, installing the auto cover, and installing the pool equipment (Heater, pump, filter & controller/automation), and finally, cleaning the pool.)
This ballpark range does not include decking around the pool (Pavers or concrete typically) or any other hardscape/landscape addition.
How Long Does A Pool Installation Take?
Every project can be different with how long it takes, but what we can say is that we are faster and more effiicient at installing pools then 90% of the other pool companies in Colorado. Your project will be done expertly and efficiently from start to finish.
Here is a rough timeframe you can typically expect with installing a pool:
- Initial Consultation (Estimate & Design Process): 1-2 weeks
- Permitting & Ordering The Fiberglass Shell: 1-2 months, but in some cities/counties permitting can take up to 3-4 months.
- Installation of the pool: 2-3 weeks. Suprisingly, the installation of a pool from start to finish (Not including any decking or landscaping) can be completed in just a few weeks.
- Decking/hardscaping & Other Landscape Additions: 1week - 2 months. This is depending on how much decking and landscaping work you want done in addition to the pool.