POOL PRICING

Inground Pool Price Guide

Real costs, honest numbers, and what to expect before you invest in a fiberglass pool in Southwestern Ontario.

Last updated: February 2026

THE SHORT ANSWER

How Much Does a Fiberglass Pool Cost?

Based on 2025–2026 Ontario projects

Typical Ontario investment

$75,000 – $95,000+

Complete project — excavation, shell, equipment & basic decking

Every project includes:

  • Excavation and site preparation
  • Fiberglass pool shell delivery and placement
  • Plumbing, filtration, and electrical
  • Equipment pad and pool equipment
  • Backfill and initial pool fill
  • Basic concrete patio around the pool

Fully transparent — no hidden fees. Every homeowner sees exactly what they're paying for before any work begins.

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SIZE MATTERS MOST

Cost by Pool Size

Pool size has the single biggest impact on your total investment. Here's what to expect at each size.

SMALL

Up to 28 ft

$60,000 – $80,000

Complete installation

Perfect for smaller backyards. Great for cooling off, relaxing, and entertaining a few friends.

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MEDIUM

28 – 34 ft

$75,000 – $100,000

Complete installation

The most popular size. Enough room to swim laps, play with the kids, and add features like a sun shelf.

LARGE

34 ft+

$95,000 – $130,000

Complete installation

Full-size pool with room for everything — diving, water features, and hosting big summer gatherings.

All ranges include excavation, shell, equipment, and basic concrete patio. Add-ons and site conditions may adjust your total.

POOL TYPE COMPARISON

Fiberglass vs Concrete vs Vinyl Liner

We install fiberglass pools, but we want you to make the right decision for your family — even if that's not fiberglass.

OUR SPECIALTY

Fiberglass

Upfront Cost

$60K – $130K

Installation Time

2 – 4 weeks

Annual Maintenance

$500 – $1,000

Lifespan

25 – 50+ years

Surface Feel

Smooth gelcoat

Lowest long-term cost. Fastest install. Virtually zero resurfacing. The best overall value for most Ontario homeowners.

Concrete

Upfront Cost

$80K – $200K+

Installation Time

3 – 6 months

Annual Maintenance

$2,000 – $4,000

Lifespan

25 – 50+ years

Resurface every 10–15 years

Surface Feel

Rough (unless replastered)

Fully customizable shape and size. Highest upfront and ongoing cost. Best for unique designs that can't be achieved with a mould.

Vinyl Liner

Upfront Cost

$45K – $75K

Installation Time

2 – 4 weeks

Annual Maintenance

$1,000 – $2,000

Lifespan

15 – 25 years

Liner replacement every 7–12 years ($5K–$8K)

Surface Feel

Smooth but thin

Lowest upfront cost, but liners tear, fade, and need replacing. Higher lifetime cost than fiberglass for most homeowners.

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What's Included in Every Pool Project

Our pricing covers the full job — not just the pool shell. Here's what every homeowner gets.

Excavation & Site Prep

We dig the hole, remove the dirt, and prepare the ground so the pool sits level and secure.

Shell Delivery & Placement

Your fiberglass pool shell is delivered by truck and crane-set into the excavation with precision.

Plumbing & Filtration

All plumbing lines, skimmers, returns, and the filtration system are installed and connected.

Electrical & Equipment

The pump, filter, and all electrical connections are set up on a proper equipment pad.

Backfill & Initial Fill

The area around the pool is backfilled for stability, and we fill the pool with water for the first time.

Basic Concrete Patio

A basic concrete deck around your pool is included so you have a clean, functional surface from day one.

OPTIONAL UPGRADES

Popular Add-Ons & Their Costs

These are the extras most homeowners ask about. All can be added during installation or some even later.

$5,000 – $10,000

Sun Shelf / Tanning Ledge

A wide, shallow step built into the pool — perfect for lounging in the sun with a drink.

$12,000 – $25,000

Automatic Pool Cover

Covers your pool at the push of a button. Keeps kids safe, holds in heat, and cuts down on cleaning.

$1,500 – $3,000

Colour-Changing LED Lights

Underwater lights that change colour — great for evening swims and making your backyard feel like a resort.

$4,000 – $7,000

Pool Heater

Warm your pool so you can swim from May to October — not just July and August.

$1,500 – $3,000

Salt Water System

Softer on your skin and eyes than traditional chlorine. No chemical smell, silky-smooth water.

$1,500 – $3,500

Water Feature

Bubblers, deck jets, or cascading waterfalls that add visual interest and soothing sound to your pool.

Decking Upgrade Options

+$3,000 – $6,000

Stamped Concrete

Decorative patterns and colours that mimic stone or brick.

+$8,000 – $15,000

Paver Stone

Individual interlocking pavers for a premium, durable patio surface.

+$12,000 – $20,000

Natural Stone

Flagstone, travertine, or limestone for a high-end, timeless look.

SITE VARIABLES

Factors That Affect Your Final Price

Beyond pool size and add-ons, your property itself plays a role in the final number. We explain all of these upfront.

Site Access

Easy access: no extra cost. Tight lots, fences, or obstacles can add $2,000–$8,000 depending on difficulty.

Soil Conditions

Most Ontario lots are straightforward. Rock, high water table, or heavy clay can add to excavation costs.

Municipal Permits

Pool permits and fencing requirements vary by municipality. We handle the paperwork — permit fees are passed through at cost.

Lot Grading & Drainage

If your yard slopes significantly or has drainage issues, grading work may be needed before installation.

Distance from Service Area

We serve London and surrounding communities. Projects beyond our core area may have an additional travel fee.

Season & Timing

Booking in fall or winter gives you more scheduling flexibility and ensures your pool is ready for the first warm days.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Pool Pricing FAQ

How much does a fiberglass pool cost in Ontario?
A complete fiberglass pool project in Ontario typically costs $75,000 to $95,000 or more. This includes excavation, the pool shell, plumbing, electrical, equipment, and a basic concrete patio. Final price depends on pool size, shape, add-ons, and site conditions.
What's included in the base price of a fiberglass pool?
Our base price includes excavation and site prep, fiberglass pool shell delivery and placement, plumbing and filtration, electrical and equipment pad, backfill and initial fill, and a basic concrete patio around the pool. No hidden line items.
Are there hidden costs I should watch for?
We don't believe in hidden costs. The main variables that affect your final price are site access difficulty, soil conditions (rock removal if needed), lot grading and drainage work, and municipal permit fees. We explain all of these upfront before any work begins.
How does pool size affect the total price?
Pool size is the single biggest factor in cost. A small pool (up to 28 ft) typically runs $60,000–$80,000, a medium pool (28–34 ft) runs $75,000–$100,000, and a large pool (34 ft+) runs $95,000–$130,000. These ranges include a complete installation with excavation, equipment, and basic patio.
Is financing available for pool installations?
Yes. We can discuss financing options during your consultation. Many homeowners finance their pool installation to spread the investment over time while enjoying their pool right away.
How does fiberglass compare to concrete and vinyl on cost?
Fiberglass pools cost $60,000–$130,000 upfront with low annual maintenance ($500–$1,000). Concrete pools cost $80,000–$200,000+ upfront with higher maintenance ($2,000–$4,000/year) and need resurfacing every 10–15 years. Vinyl liner pools cost $45,000–$75,000 upfront but require liner replacement every 7–12 years ($5,000–$8,000 each time). For most Ontario homeowners, fiberglass offers the best long-term value.
When is the best time to buy a pool for the best price?
Fall and winter are typically the best times to plan and book your pool installation. You'll have more flexibility on scheduling, and your pool will be ready for the first warm days of summer. Booking early also helps avoid spring rush delays.