Below is a breakdown of the cost of our pool. It came to $39,010 which does not include any landscaping, coping (tiling around the edge of the pool on the bondbeam) or permanent pool fence. It also doesn't include any accessories like pool blanket or automatic pool cleaner.
The cost of the pool can be broken into five sections:
Section 1: Approvals
Home owners warranty insurance - $600
Building permits (CDC) including building site plan - $1,600
TOTAL: $2,200
Section 2: Installation
Flat fee for installation of filter, pump, lights, heating provision and spa jets as well as filling pool with water
TOTAL: $5,000
Section 3: Excavation
Bobcat - $800
Soil removal - $2,300
Excavator - $1,100
TOTAL: $4,200
Section 4: Concrete Bond Beam
Flat fee for installation of bond beam
TOTAL: $1,550
Section 5: Supply Agreement
Fibreglass pool shell with crystal granite colour finish, 1 hp pump, salt chlorinator, cartridge filter, heat provision, manual cleaning kit and 1 LED light - $20,000
Crane hire - $770
Temporary fence hire - $450
9kw electric heat pump - $2,990
3 speed pump - $550
Extra LED light - $450
4 spa jets - $850
TOTAL: $26,060
We wanted to have the pool heated and looked at solar heating, gas heating and electric heating. All the pool builders we spoke to leaned us towards electric heating as the best way to go. The three speed pump will also help save on power bills.
There are lots of extras you can get but the extras we settled on were the spa jets and one more LED light. The lights are multicoloured ones which add to the ambience during the evening.
pool from going lengthways along the boundary fence to lengthways along the pergola.
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