The rest of the collection

Six more pools.Inspired by the earth itself.

The Maldives, Everest, el Capitan and Sacred are our four most ordered pools, and they carry our most aggressive pricing. But EvoPools makes ten shells in all, each inspired by one of the most beautiful places on earth. If one of these six is the shape you actually want, call us. We install every one of them.

The rest of the EvoPools collection

Every shape EvoPools makes.
Installed by the same crew.

Same shell construction, same lifetime structural warranty, same four-day installation method. Pricing on these six is quoted at your site visit rather than published, and the timeline gets confirmed there too, since our crew runs these shapes less often than the four we lead with.

Aurora Borealis, the landscape that inspired The Aurora
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Aurora Borealis · Mount Vestrahorn, East Iceland
The Aurora fiberglass pool, presented in Surge Grey

Northern light elegance for modern living

Sleek and modern, with a 10-foot-wide entry bench and a flat-bottom depth built for water volume over drama. The smallest footprint in the full line, and the only model that comes all the way down to 16 feet.

LengthWidthShallowDeep
16' 0"10' 0"4' 11"4' 11"
20' 0"10' 0"4' 11"4' 11"
23' 0"10' 0"4' 11"4' 11"
26' 0"10' 0"4' 11"4' 11"
Amazon River, the landscape that inspired The Amazon
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Amazon River · Iquitos, Peru, South America
The Amazon fiberglass pool, presented in Abyss Blue

Flowing curves meet untamed adventure

A freeform shape with a wraparound entry bench and a deep-end step-out. Graceful curves for a yard that wants something looser than straight lines.

LengthWidthShallowDeep
26' 0"12' 6"3' 6"5' 7"
30' 0"14' 0"3' 6"6' 0"
35' 0"14' 6"3' 6"6' 6"
Sequoia National Park, the landscape that inspired The Sequoia
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Sequoia National Park · Sierra Nevada, California, USA
The Sequoia fiberglass pool, presented in Abyss Blue

Strength, scale and forest-inspired calm

One size, and it goes deep: an 8-foot deep end and a 40-foot swim lane, with a wraparound bench for pausing between laps.

LengthWidthShallowDeep
40' 0"16' 0"4' 0"8' 0"
Niagara Falls, the landscape that inspired The Niagara
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Niagara Falls · American Falls, New York, USA
The Niagara fiberglass pool, presented in Summit Silver

Endless flow, seamless elegance

A flat-bottom, infinity-edge design with submerged seating and a built-in catch basin. One size, built for a raised or elevated installation.

LengthWidthShallowDeep
23' 0"15' 9"4' 0"4' 0"
Mariana Trench, the landscape that inspired The Mariana
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Mariana Trench · Mariana Islands, Western Pacific Ocean
The Mariana fiberglass pool, presented in Abyss Blue

Deep mystery meets backyard adventure

An open swim channel and an 8-foot deep end built for real diving depth. One size, side entry, for people who want depth more than a shallow end.

LengthWidthShallowDeep
40' 0"15' 6"4' 0"8' 0"
Victoria Falls, the landscape that inspired The Falls
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Victoria Falls · Zambezi National Park, Zimbabwe
The Falls fiberglass pool, presented in Abyss Blue

Movement, beauty and the rhythm of water

The only model in the full line with a spa built into the shell as standard, an oval spa with integrated spillways cascading straight into the pool.

LengthWidthShallowDeep
30' 0"15' 6"4' 8"6' 0"
35' 0"15' 6"4' 8"6' 4"
40' 0"15' 6"4' 8"6' 8"
Line by line

What that number actually covers.

This is the part where quotes usually stop being comparable. Ours is the same scope on all four pools, so the only thing changing between them is the shell.

In the price

  • The EvoPools fiberglass shell, delivered and set
  • Excavation to grade and a compacted gravel base
  • Plumbing: skimmer, returns and main drain, pressure tested
  • Basic filter equipment: pump and filter, set and tied in
  • Licensed electrical hookup and bonding
  • Structural backfill, packed in lifts as the water goes in
  • Water, chemical startup and your walkthrough
  • Permits and inspections
  • The crew who does all of it, in four days

Not in the price

  • Dirt haul-off and dump fees
  • Concrete, coping, patio, decking or any hardscaping
  • Fence and gates
  • Landscaping, grass repair and retaining walls
  • Heater
  • Automatic safety cover
  • Lighting package
  • Automation
  • Spa or tanning ledge as a separate shell
Why concrete is not in there

Because a fiberglass pool does not need it to hold water and be swum in. Leaving it out means our number is honest and yours is lower on day one. Add decking later, on your own schedule and your own budget, or never. What we will not do is bundle it in so the headline figure looks like it includes more than it does.

Your number, not the starting number

Five things move the price.

In roughly this order of impact. Nothing here is a surprise fee. All of it is settled in writing before you sign.

1. Which size
The bigger lever now. Every model comes in several lengths, and the spread inside one model beats the spread between models. The Maldives alone runs $54,995 at 23 feet to $80,995 at 40, a $26,000 swing before you have even picked a shape.
2. Which pool
Still a real lever. At 30 feet the Everest starts at $62,995, the Maldives at $65,995 and el Capitan, with its full width tanning ledge, at $69,995. The Sacred sits above all three, because a spa moulded into the shell instead of bolted on beside it is genuinely more pool to build.
3. Upgrades and add-ons
Heaters, automatic covers, lighting, automation, spas, tanning ledges and waterwalls. Every one is quoted flat, as its own line, before you sign. None of them are buried in the base number, which is exactly why the base number can be this low.
4. How we get in
The one people underestimate. A gate we can drive an excavator through and a corner lot we have to crane over the house are two very different jobs. Overhead lines, tight side yards, soft ground and a neighbour's permission all live here.
5. What is underground
Rock or ledge that needs a hammer, groundwater that needs dewatering, old fill, a septic field or utilities that were marked wrong. We cannot see any of that before we dig, so it is handled by written change order with the price agreed before we touch it.
The number after the number

What it costs to own, not just to buy.

Comparing pool types on day one price alone is how people end up spending more. The honest comparison runs over fifteen or twenty years, and it is the reason fiberglass keeps taking share.

Vinyl liner

Usually the cheapest to install. Then the liner wears out, and it is not an if. Cheapest entry, most frequent recurring bill.

Liner replacement roughly every 7 to 10 years
Concrete or gunite

The most customisable and usually the most expensive, both to build and to keep. A porous surface uses more chemistry, and it takes eight to twelve weeks to build in a market with a short season.

Resurface roughly every 10 to 15 years
Fiberglass

Usually lands between the two on day one and comes out lowest over time. Nothing to replace or resurface on schedule, a non-porous gelcoat that uses less chemistry, and a shell warranted structurally for as long as you own it.

No liner, no replaster

Replacement intervals above are industry norms and depend heavily on water chemistry, sun exposure and use. Your mileage genuinely will vary. Structural and osmosis warranties on our shells are issued by the manufacturer, Explore Industries USA.

Why we do this

Nobody else in this market prints a price. We think that is the most telling thing about the market.

There is nothing sinister in it. A vague number gets you into an appointment and a real number does not, so the industry learned to keep the figure behind a conversation. It works. It has worked for decades.

But it costs you a weekend of appointments to learn something you could have read in thirty seconds, and it means the family who quietly cannot afford a pool finds that out at the end of a two hour presentation instead of the beginning. That was the thing that annoyed us into starting this company.

So the figure is on the internet where our competitors can read it. If somebody wants to undercut us on a specific model, they now know exactly what to beat. Fine. We would rather compete on that than on who can hide a number longer.

What happens now

Get your actual number.

One visit, about forty five minutes. We measure the yard, look at how we get equipment back there, and hand you a written price before we leave. It is firm for thirty days, and if you have a qualifying written quote from another licensed Central Ohio installer, we will beat it.

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Related questions

What people ask next.

How much does an inground pool cost in Columbus, Ohio?

Our four featured pools are published in full: the Maldives from $54,995, the Everest from $62,995, el Capitan from $69,995 and the Sacred, with its spa moulded into the shell, from $78,995 installed. The six designs on this page are quoted at your site visit. Every figure covers the pool in the ground, plumbed, wired, packed, full of water and running with basic filter equipment, plus permits, and never includes concrete, decking or any hardscaping.

Why won't other pool companies tell me a price?

Because a vague number gets you into an appointment and a real number does not. There is nothing sinister about it, it is just how the industry has always sold. We publish ours because we would rather spend the first visit measuring your yard than performing a two hour presentation to arrive at a figure you could have read on your phone.

What is not included in the price of a fiberglass pool?

Concrete, coping, patio, decking or any other hardscaping. Also fence, landscaping, retaining walls, heater, automatic cover and lighting. A fiberglass pool does not need concrete to hold water and be swum in, so we leave it out of the price rather than bury it in there and call the number competitive. Everything you do add is quoted flat, as its own line, before you sign.

What makes an inground pool cost more than the starting price?

Five things, in order of impact: the size within a model, the model you pick, the upgrades and add-ons you select, how hard your yard is to get equipment into, and what the ground turns out to be. Access is the one people underestimate. A gate we can drive through and a gate we have to work around are two different jobs.

Is a fiberglass pool cheaper than concrete or vinyl?

On day one it usually lands between vinyl and concrete. Over the life of the pool it is normally the cheapest of the three, because there is no liner to replace every seven to ten years and no plaster to redo every ten to fifteen, and the non-porous surface uses less chemistry.

Can I finance a pool in Central Ohio?

Yes. We finance through VistaFi using unsecured home improvement loans, so nothing is tied to your house. Minimum credit score 620, minimum loan $10,000, fixed rate, and checking your rate takes minutes without affecting your credit score.

How long is a quote good for?

Thirty days, firm. And if you bring us a qualifying written quote from another licensed Central Ohio installer before you sign with anybody, we will beat it.

Why do you only feature four of the ten models?

The Maldives, Everest, el Capitan and Sacred are what most Central Ohio buyers order, and carrying four instead of ten is how we hold a fixed schedule and our most aggressive pricing. The other six are real and in stock through EvoPools. Because we install them less often, both the price and the timeline get confirmed at your site visit rather than published as a number.