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2026 Inground Pool Cost by State

What an inground pool costs is mostly the shell you pick times your local labor market. This is the typical all-in price of a standard 400 sq ft (20×20) pool — gunite, fiberglass, and vinyl-liner — in every state we cover, plus each state's swim season. Price your own in the pool cost calculator.

51 states · data updated June 30, 2026

Typical gunite inground pool cost by state — 400 sq ft, all-in (2026)
Alaska: $59kAlabama: $47kArkansas: $47kArizona: $48kCalifornia: $57kColorado: $50kConnecticut: $55kWashington, DC: $56kDelaware: $51kFlorida: $49kGeorgia: $48kHawaii: $59kIowa: $49kIdaho: $49kIllinois: $50kIndiana: $49kKansas: $49kKentucky: $48kLouisiana: $48kMassachusetts: $56kMaryland: $51kMaine: $51kMichigan: $50kMinnesota: $50kMissouri: $49kMississippi: $47kMontana: $49kNorth Carolina: $48kNorth Dakota: $49kNebraska: $49kNew Hampshire: $53kNew Jersey: $55kNew Mexico: $48kNevada: $49kNew York: $56kOhio: $49kOklahoma: $47kOregon: $50kPennsylvania: $50kRhode Island: $54kSouth Carolina: $48kSouth Dakota: $49kTennessee: $47kTexas: $48kUtah: $49kVirginia: $50kVermont: $51kWashington: $51kWisconsin: $50kWest Virginia: $48kWyoming: $49k
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Typical installed cost of a 400 sq ft inground pool by type (gunite, fiberglass, vinyl) and each state's swim season, for every U.S. state we cover, 2026.
Alabama$40k – $54k$38k – $51k$28k – $38k12 mo
Alaska$50k – $67k$45k – $60k$34k – $46k5 mo
Arizona$41k – $55k$38k – $52k$28k – $38k12 mo
Arkansas$40k – $54k$38k – $51k$28k – $37k10 mo
California$49k – $66k$44k – $59k$33k – $45k12 mo
Colorado$43k – $58k$40k – $54k$29k – $40k6 mo
Connecticut$47k – $63k$43k – $58k$32k – $43k8 mo
Delaware$44k – $59k$40k – $55k$30k – $41k9 mo
District of Columbia$48k – $65k$43k – $58k$32k – $44k9 mo
Florida$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k12 mo
Georgia$41k – $55k$38k – $52k$28k – $38k12 mo
Hawaii$50k – $67k$45k – $60k$34k – $46k12 mo
Idaho$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k7 mo
Illinois$43k – $58k$40k – $54k$29k – $40k8 mo
Indiana$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k8 mo
Iowa$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k6 mo
Kansas$41k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k9 mo
Kentucky$41k – $55k$38k – $52k$28k – $38k9 mo
Louisiana$41k – $55k$38k – $52k$28k – $38k12 mo
Maine$44k – $59k$40k – $55k$30k – $41k8 mo
Maryland$44k – $59k$40k – $55k$30k – $41k9 mo
Massachusetts$48k – $65k$43k – $58k$32k – $44k8 mo
Michigan$43k – $58k$40k – $54k$29k – $40k6 mo
Minnesota$43k – $58k$40k – $54k$29k – $40k6 mo
Mississippi$40k – $54k$38k – $51k$28k – $37k12 mo
Missouri$41k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k9 mo
Montana$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k6 mo
Nebraska$41k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k7 mo
Nevada$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k12 mo
New Hampshire$45k – $60k$41k – $56k$31k – $42k8 mo
New Jersey$47k – $63k$43k – $58k$32k – $43k8 mo
New Mexico$41k – $55k$38k – $52k$28k – $38k10 mo
New York$48k – $65k$43k – $58k$32k – $44k8 mo
North Carolina$41k – $55k$38k – $52k$28k – $38k10 mo
North Dakota$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k6 mo
Ohio$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k8 mo
Oklahoma$40k – $54k$38k – $51k$28k – $38k10 mo
Oregon$43k – $58k$40k – $54k$29k – $40k8 mo
Pennsylvania$43k – $58k$40k – $54k$29k – $40k8 mo
Rhode Island$46k – $62k$42k – $57k$31k – $42k8 mo
South Carolina$41k – $55k$38k – $52k$28k – $38k12 mo
South Dakota$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k6 mo
Tennessee$40k – $54k$38k – $51k$28k – $38k10 mo
Texas$41k – $55k$38k – $52k$28k – $38k12 mo
Utah$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k7 mo
Vermont$44k – $59k$40k – $55k$30k – $41k7 mo
Virginia$43k – $58k$40k – $54k$29k – $40k10 mo
Washington$44k – $59k$40k – $55k$30k – $41k8 mo
West Virginia$41k – $55k$38k – $52k$28k – $38k8 mo
Wisconsin$43k – $58k$40k – $54k$29k – $40k6 mo
Wyoming$42k – $56k$39k – $53k$29k – $39k6 mo

Each figure is a full 400 sq ft pool at 5 ft average depth on flat, easy-access ground with no add-ons; heaters, decking, screens, and water features are priced separately in the calculator. The “typical” column is a gunite build at mid-range.

Methodology & sources

Every figure is computed with the same engine that powers our pool cost calculator, so the report and the tool can never disagree. The base shell price per pool type is adjusted by each state's regional installed-labor multiplier; swim season and local power shape running costs.

Sources: PHTA (Pool & Hot Tub Alliance) construction benchmarks, material & labor pricing surveys, and local permit references — see the methodology and data sources pages. Prices exclude decking, heating, and site-specific extras.

Data updated June 30, 2026

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Ballpark Lab. “2026 Inground Pool Cost by State.” Updated June 30, 2026. ballparklab.com/reports/pool-cost-2026

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