Fiberglass Pool Installation in Grove City, Ohio | All Pro Pools

Where we install Grove City, Ohio

Fiberglass pools in Grove City, Ohio,at published prices.

Four EvoPools fiberglass designs, in the ground within 30 days of signing and out of your backyard in 96 hours. The same prices and the same written guarantees we offer everywhere in Central Ohio.

The short answer

Yes, we install in Grove City. From $79,595 installed, in the ground within 30 days.

All Pro Pools is a family owned fiberglass pool installer serving Grove City and the rest of Central Ohio. Two owners, one crew, no showroom and no commissioned salespeople. Every price is on this website before you ever call us.

The four pools we install in Grove City

The Maldives, from $79,595. Soft curves and a splash pad, and the lowest price we publish.

The Everest, from $89,595. Straight lines and an open lane, end to end.

el Capitan, from $95,595. A full width tanning ledge and dual stair entry.

The Sacred, from $119,595. A spa moulded into the shell, a side entry ledge and a full length lane.

Each price is the pool in the ground, plumbed, wired, backfilled, full of water and running, with permits and inspections included. Concrete, fence and landscaping are not in it, and anything you add is quoted as its own line. The full breakdown is on the cost page.

Same price in Grove City as anywhere else

We do not price by postcode. A Maldives in Grove City costs what a Maldives costs in Dublin. What moves your number is the pool, its size, how we get equipment into your yard and what turns out to be underground, and all of that is settled in writing before you sign.

What to sort out before you sign

Your HOA, if you have one. Plenty of neighbourhoods have a homeowners association with its own approval process. Get that approval before you sign with anyone. Every model's dimensions are published on its pool page, which is usually what the conversation starts with.

Access. Walk the route from the street to where the pool will go. Gate width, fences, slopes, trees and overhead lines decide how the dig happens, and they are the thing people most often underestimate.

The ground. Central Ohio clay holds water, and the water table rises after a wet spring. That is one of the reasons we like digging in the fall, when the ground is at its driest, and it is why rock, groundwater or old fill are handled by written change order with the price agreed before we touch it.

Permits, fence and placement in Grove City

We pull the pool permit with the City of Grove City's Building Division, which also handles zoning, plus the separate electrical permit and the separate fence permit. Grove City wants full drawings, a survey, its pool checklist and a door protection form, and a pre-construction meeting with the Building Division before we dig. The fees are in our price.

Where it can go. Grove City's zoning code does not set a separate pool setback, so the plan has to show the pool's distance to every property line and structure, the decking, the equipment, easements and finished grades, including where the filter drains. Many Grove City subdivisions are planned unit developments with their own text on setbacks and coverage, so we check your lot's zoning before we draw anything.

The fence. At least 48 inches high, with gates that open outward, away from the pool, and close and latch on their own, and no gap a 4 inch ball can pass through. Ordinary fences top out at 5 feet and privacy fences at 6 feet, and a fence cannot go between the building setback line and the street. Doors from the house into the pool area need alarms or self-closing latches unless the pool is fenced off from the house. The adopted pool code does allow a powered safety cover meeting ASTM F1346 in place of the barrier, and we spell out whichever you choose in the permit drawings.

Historic Grove City. Along Broadway and nearby streets in the Historical Preservation Area, new construction needs a Certificate of Appropriateness first, from the Planning Commission or, for minor work, from city staff.

Source. City of Grove City Codified Ordinances Section 1137.05, Chapter 1325 and Section 1138.05, and the city's Pool/Spa Checklist.

Two clocks, in writing

We are in the ground within 30 days of signing, and out of your backyard 96 hours after we start. Miss the first and we credit $250 a day, up to $2,500. Miss the second and we credit $250 for every 24 hours, up to $1,000. Both come off your final invoice automatically. Every condition, including what pauses the clock, is on the guarantees page.

Near Grove City

We also install in Hilliard, Upper Arlington, Dublin and Canal Winchester, along with Columbus and the rest of Central Ohio. If you are close to the line and not sure, call us. One of us will pick up.

Related questions

What Grove City homeowners ask.

Who installs fiberglass pools in Grove City, Ohio?

All Pro Pools installs EvoPools fiberglass inground pools in Grove City and across Central Ohio. We are a family owned installer with one crew and published prices: the Maldives from $79,595, the Everest from $89,595, el Capitan from $95,595 and the Sacred from $119,595, installed.

How much does an inground fiberglass pool cost in Grove City, Ohio?

The same as anywhere else we install. Our prices do not change by suburb. Installed, our four models run $79,595 to $137,825 depending on model and size, before concrete, fence, landscaping and options. Your exact number depends on size, access to the yard and what is underground, and you get it in writing on the first visit.

How long does a pool install take in Grove City?

We are in the ground within 30 days of signing and out of your backyard in 96 hours, both in writing. If we miss either clock for a reason that is not an excused delay, we credit you off the final balance.

Where can a pool go on my lot in Grove City?

Grove City's zoning code has no separate pool setback, so the permit plan shows the pool's distance to every property line and structure, the decking, the equipment and easements, and many subdivisions have their own planned unit development rules. The pool needs a barrier at least 48 inches high with self-closing, self-latching gates that open away from the pool, and the fence has its own permit. The City of Grove City Building Division issues the permits, and we pull them for you.

Do you install in the towns around Grove City?

Yes. Our service area includes Hilliard, Upper Arlington, Dublin and Canal Winchester, along with Columbus and the rest of Central Ohio.

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