Users' questions

How much does an above ground pool cost in Indiana?

How much does an above ground pool cost in Indiana?

Cost of DIY Above-Ground Pool Installation The typical cost for an above-ground pool kit ranges between $1,463 and $6,150, though you can find more affordable options priced under $100. Hiring a professional to install your above-ground pool typically adds $823 to $3,233.

Do you need a permit for an above ground pool in Indiana?

In-ground and above-ground swimming pools, as well as hot tubs, require structural, improvement location, and drainage permits like any other structure. Additionally, an above-ground swimming pool (or hot tub) 18 inches deep or less and 15 feet or less in diameter will not require an improvement location permit.

Do you have to fence an above ground pool?

Does my above ground pool and/or spa pool require a barrier? A. Yes. For above ground type pools and spa pools the filtration, pumps and entry ladders will generally require a barrier and gate even though the height and outside surface of the pool walls may comply.

Do you legally have to have a fence around your pool?

Swimming pools that are in ground, completely or partially, must be enclosed by a fence. Above ground pool installations may need fencing, depending on water depth. Portable pools are usually not legally required to have a fence. However, if unfenced, between uses they should be either covered or emptied and stored.

What is the disadvantage of an above ground pool?

If you want a pool you can practice diving in, an above ground pool is not the choice for you. Especially with weather like Massachusetts, above ground pools damage easier than inground pools. Snow and hail can hurt your pool’s walls and lining, leading to the pool as a whole not lasting as long.

How long will an above ground pool last?

The market average life of an above ground pool may be shorter than you think at about 7-15 years. However, when you buy from a quality brand and maintain your pool properly it will last many years longer than that.

Is a above-ground pool worth it?

An above-ground pool is, by far, the least-expensive option for a pool. Kids love them, and built-in fencing and locking gate options make them safe as long as an adult monitors them. The main disadvantage of an above-ground pool is that it generally adds no value to your home.

How much does your homeowners insurance go up with a pool?

Yes, homeowners insurance covers damage to in-ground swimming pools for a premium increase of roughly $50 a year.