Do It Yourself

We recommend fiberglass inground pools for do-it-yourselfers.  They are easier to install than other types of inground pools, and provide a lifetime of low-maintenance swimming.  You'll save the installation costs but still enjoy one of the best inground pools available at any cost!  We offer a great selection including the Viking, Aloha, Sun and Leisure brands - over 100 choices!

Viking Pools website
Aloha Pools website
Sun Pools website
Leisure Pools website
American Fiberglass Pools website

Do-It-Yourself Inground Pools

Own a backhoe?  Are you a plumber, electrician or concrete finisher?  These trades are all necessary for proper installation of an inground pool.  If you want to perform any of these functions yourself, we will be happy to work with you.

We offer all of our fiberglass pools in do-it-yourself packages.  Select a pool and the equipment you want, and we’ll deliver everything to your back yard!  We typically include the pool, filtration system, lighting, deck equipment and all plumbing parts in our DIY packages.  We also include one day of on-site training for your crew.

Our experts are available to help you determine if a do-it-yourself package is right for you.  Just give us a call to discuss the details!

Do-It-Yourself Inground Pool Pricing Includes

One-piece Fiberglass Pool with equipment  and accessory items, as listed in contract, delivered to your site
Dig sheet with pool dimensions
Pipe fittings and glue for normal plumbing of provided equipment
Up to 100 feet of 2” flex and 100 feet of 1.5 inch flex pipe for plumbing between equipment and pool fittings
Weather-proof time clock for filter pump operation
Main drain and surface skimmer
Two returns with adjustable eyeball fittings
Hayward 175 SF cartridge filter
Hayward 1.0 HP Northstar pump
In-Line Chlorinator with adjustable chlorine output
Two Jandy Never-Lube 3-way valves
Up to 8 hours (including travel) of on-site training (additional training or consulting is available at $65 per hour)

Here is a partial list of additional items you will need for a DIY pool installation

Crane, straps, and spreader bars for unloading and placing pool
Equipment and operators for excavation of pool and placement and/or compaction of earth, gravel and sand
Sand, concrete, rebar, and other construction materials
Labor for pool placement, sand placement, plumbing, concrete, and installation of the pool and accessory items
Power tools and hand tools as required
Water for filling pool and initial water balancing products
Please call to discuss the details of your DIY project as each project requires unique considerations.