Swimming pools epitomize warm weather and summer. Since Colorado sees a lot of cold and snowy weather, visitors are usually pleasantly surprised when they visit in the summer. June, July, and August are Colorado’s warmer months, so don’t be confused if you visit during this time and find everyone relaxing at the pool. Continue reading more information about how much it costs to build an above-ground pool in Colorado. Also, if you are looking to buy or sell a home in Colorado, consider Mark Eibner as your agent.
Above-Ground Pools in Colorado
If you are looking to get an above-ground pool in Colorado, you have a few options. The least expensive type of above-ground pool you can buy is an inflatable pool. On average, you can expect to pay as low as $350 for a 15-foot diameter, 42-inch deep pool. On the upper end of inflatables are 18-foot round, 48-inch deep pools for around $700 to $900. Most inflatable kiddie pools are priced below $50, though these are usually very small and easily damaged.
If you are looking for a more permanent solution to beating the summer heat in Colorado, then a metal-framed above-ground pool is the way to go. It goes without saying that metal-framed and resin-framed pools are more expensive than inflatables due to the extra materials. For a 15-foot round, 48-inch deep pool, expect to pay $600 to $700. On the upper end, a rectangular 18-foot by 9-foot, 52-inch deep pool will cost $1,200 to $1,400. When purchasing your pool, talk to the sales rep on how to protect it from freezing during the winter months.
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