Because swimming pool remodeling projects often vary in terms of the scope of work and the variety of raw materials needed to complete the project, the costs of each project also varies quite extensively. On average, pool owners spend around $12,000 to around $18,000 for a pool remodeling service. That said, some remodel jobs may be as inexpensive as around $5,500, while others can be upwards of $100,000+ for a complete backyard makeover.

These numbers only show how much money pool owners are willing to spend on their investments. The pool industry is an industry that gives you what you pay for. In most cases, the more expensive a remodel is, the better the quality of the materials used in it. Furthermore, when you sign up with a trusted pool professional, you’re making sure that you’re getting the best in terms of workmanship guarantee, and that the crew installing the new pool amenities are licensed, bonded, and insured.

While the duration of a remodel project usually depends on the amount of work needed to complete the project, swimming pool remodeling can take anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks. This is not two to six week’s worth of work, however; just that the entire undertaking is spread out over this amount of time. This time period involves other parts of the project from ordering and procuring the right materials to be used in the remodeling project, applying the necessary materials, coordinating with other jobs, and when all is set, starting up the pool.

On average, when we’re not faced with difficulties like bad weather, the pool remodeling project will be finished on schedule.

Swimming pool remodeling allows you to make modifications and alterations on an existing swimming pool from the deck, the plaster, and even its shape. It’s common for swimming pool remodeling projects that pool owners request to have the pool remodeled to a specific shape, sometimes resembling a home owner’s interest. For example, a musician may want a pool in the shape of a guitar. For athletes, a pool in the shape of a football or an indoor athletic pool. Others splurge in pool interiors and opt for mosaic tiles for the pool floor finish.

Swimming pool remodeling is only limited by your imagination.

Yes, swimming pools can be made deeper or shallower depending on your preference when you are remodeling a pool. Pool owners who plan to use their pools for exercise opt for lap pools, which are longer with increased depth in the middle. Those who live with kids and elderlies sometimes opt to increase the shallow part of their pools and add safety features like handrails to help keep the pool a safe place for their family. That said, you can always have the pool adjusted to your preferred depth.